Gabriella B., Alicia D., Natash C., Jasmyn R., Mikayla B. and in front, Ante T., the recipient of the first Angel Merit.
On Tuesday, August 2, Our Lady of the Angels Primary chose the school feast day to launch a new behaviour policy - Positive Behaviour Support for Learning.
PBS4L is a program which recognises positive behaviours of students and acknowledges them for doing the right thing. Teachers find that with a focus on positive behaviour, less time is spent on managing discipline issues which, in turn, allows more time for learning. This fosters positive interactions between all members of the school community.
Our Lady of the Angels’ PBS4L program revolves around a new ‘ANGEL’ award system. Students exhibiting positive behaviour are recognised by receiving an Angel card designed by fellow students. Seven students were recognised for their winning designs. “Students know that their positive behaviours link to the three school rules - respect for self, others and the environment.
They understand that positive behaviour is exhibited everywhere – not only at school but also in the community and on the sporting field,” said Mrs Schroder, Learning Support Teacher. Keep a look out and see if you can ‘spot an Angel’ exhibiting positive behaviour in the Rouse Hill area.
The school would like to acknowledge the support received from the CEDP in the execution of this project, in particular, Anoushka Houseman, from the Behaviour Team.
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02 Nov 2026
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On Friday, our Kindergarten students proudly presented their very first Whole School Assembly, and what a wonderful showcase it was! Our students confidently shared their learning in Religion, Science, and Creative Arts, giving everyone a glimpse into the exciting learning taking place in Kindergarten. Their performance of The Cranky Bear was a highlight of the assembly, bringing plenty of smiles and laughter to the audience with their enthusiasm and expression. We are so proud of the confidence, creativity and teamwork our Kindergarten students demonstrated as they performed in front of the whole school community. For many of them, this was their first experience presenting at a whole school event, making it an extra special milestone. A huge thank you to our Kindergarten teachers for the time, dedication, and preparation that went into making the assembly such a success, and thank you to our families who joined us to celebrate and support our students. Well done, Kindergarten!