Learning beyond the classroom supports student wellbeing, connection and inclusion by offering opportunities to explore interests and take part in school life in different ways.
Students may choose to participate in a range of optional activities during and beyond the school day. These activities provide additional ways for students to connect with peers, build confidence and enjoy learning outside the classroom.
Extracurricular activities at Rosanna Primary School vary from year to year, depending on availability, student interest and external providers. Activities are offered to support enjoyment, participation and wellbeing rather than outcomes or competition.
Examples of activities that may be available include:
All of these programs are available for enrolment at any time during the year. For more information about this, see our friendly office staff.
From time to time, families may also choose for their child to participate in optional academic assessments offered by external organisations. Information about these opportunities is shared with families when available.
Rosanna Primary School provides a Breaskfast Club for all students. This includes fruit during the day, toast and cerals before school and additonal sandwhiches as needed. For more information about this, see our friendly office staff.
Learning beyond the classroom provides additional opportunities for students to feel connected and included in school life. Activities aim to be welcoming and supportive, recognising that students have different interests, strengths and levels of confidence.
Families seeking enrolment information for a primary school in Rosanna are welcome to contact Rosanna Primary School to learn more about school programs and opportunities available during and beyond the regular school day.
Are extracurricular activities compulsory?
No. All activities beyond the classroom are optional. Families choose whether their child participates based on interest and availability.
Are extracurricular activities available to all year levels?
Some activities are open to multiple year levels, while others may be offered to specific age groups. Details are shared with families when activities are available.
Are there costs involved in participating?
Some activities, particularly those run by external providers, may involve a cost. Families are informed of any fees before opting in.
When do extracurricular activities take place?
Activities may run during lunchtime, before school or after school, depending on the program and provider.
Can Prep students participate in activities beyond the classroom?
Some activities may be suitable for Prep students. Families are encouraged to check information provided for each activity to ensure it suits their child’s needs.
Who can families contact for more information?
Families can contact the school office for information about current or upcoming extracurricular opportunities.
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