We value attendance every day at Mullaloo Heights.

Every Day Counts

School Starts at 8:40am

We are here to help.

If you are having difficulty with your child’s attendance contact the school office and make a time to talk to either the Deputy Principal or the Principal

We all love your cute furry friends, and it is wonderful to see families walking to school, often with their dogs. A gentle reminder that dogs are not permitted within the school boundary, whether in your arms or on a lead. We have many students who have a fear of dogs and others who have allergies, by allowing dogs on the school grounds it is also difficult to monitor the inevitable interaction between dogs and people which may not always be positive.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation with this.

We would like to formally acknowledge the hard work that our Semester Two Student Councillors have already put into their role. Milla, Cody, Teddy and Liam were voted into their position during Term 1 elections. Our Head Boy and Head Girl, Kaden and Layla continue in their role for Semester Two.

I would also like to thank Chase, Cameron, Flynn and Gina who did an amazing job as Semester 1 Councillors. We are very fortunate at Mullaloo to have such a dedicated team of student leaders.

Here is a photo of the Semester 2 Student Leaders.

All Year 4 students will be participating in PEAC testing on Tuesday 1^st August. The testing will identify students for selection into PEAC. The PEAC program provides part time extension and enrichment for exceptionally able students in Years 5 and 6. Some information was sent home to all families of Year 4 students earlier this week. If you want to know any more information, please contact child’s class teacher or Mr Adlam for more details.

Students in all public primary schools have the opportunity to attend swimming lessons. These lessons are very valuable and provide students with the opportunity to become competent swimmers over time. We strongly recommend that all students participate so they have increased confidence around water and are able to help themselves, and others if they get into difficulty. 

Students from Mullaloo Heights Primary School (PP – Y6) will be participating in swimming lessons in Term 3 at Craigie Leisure Centre. This year, for reasons beyond our control, our students will attend swimming lessons in two groups. Group 1 will attend lessons in Weeks 5 & 6, and Group 2 will attend in Weeks 9 & 10. See below for details of which class will attend in each group.

Parent information for students in Group 1 went home this week and this can also be found on our school website and app. Information for Group 2 students will follow closer to the time.

Mullaloo turned on beautiful weather for our tree planting at Periwinkle Park in Week 10 last term. Students from Room 11 along with staff took the short walk to Periwinkle Park where we were joined by representatives from the City of Joondalup and volunteers from the ‘Friends of Periwinkle Park’ Community Group.

On arrival, students learned about the benefits of planting trees in the park and were shown how to correctly plant the seedlings. The City of Joondalup generously provided the seedlings, which included a range of local tree species which were planted to rejuvenate and stabilise some areas of the park. The students dug in and planted over 200 seedlings during the afternoon and gave them a deep soak of water to give them a good start to their new location. The whole exercise was a great success and the students loved getting their hands dirty. Mother Nature has also given the new plants a helping hand with all the recent rain.  

This is also the 21^st Anniversary of this wonderful project between the Friends of Periwinkle Park and Mullaloo Heights Primary School. We thank them, and the City of Joondalup for helping with this event and we look forward to maintaining this relationship in the future.

Enjoy a few photos of our students working hard on this project.

Mr Adlam