Miss Pepin handing out a special Walk to School sticker.
Walk Safely to School Day (WSTSD) is an annual, national event when all Primary School children are encouraged to walk and commute safely to school.
This community event aims to promote Road Safety, Health, Public Transport and the Environment.
Some of our participants crossing the road for Walk to School Day.
The support shown by the parents was amazing. They parked 5-10minutes away from the school and walked the rest of the way to the school gates. We even had families walk to school. Greeting the students and parents at the gates were some Year Six students, Miss Pepin and Miss D’Mello who handed out a special sticker for participating.
Some parents downloaded the 'Walk Safely App'. Those parents registered and had their child's participation recorded on the national database.
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15 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Holiday time means extra reading time- the school holidays are the perfect chance for our OLA readers to make progress on the Premier’s Reading Challenge! There's not long to go until it closes. With a little extra time to unwind and get lost in a book, it’s a great opportunity to tick off a few more titles from your list. We love seeing these familiar faces soaking up quiet reading moments these holidays- proof that reading can happen anywhere, anytime. We hope these photos make you smile! At OLA, we 'READ TO SUCCEED'!05 Jul 2026
From Facebook
It's an OLA rival game in the footy today!!! Who will win? Looks like we have another Wacky Wager to look forward to when we return to school in a few weeks!!
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