Muswellbrook South Public School welcomed four new kindergarten classes to join the school community earlier this month.
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Principal Glen Kite said as the school term gets underway for the year, it was important to take a moment to introduce the newest "little learners" to the community and share some of the exciting things they will be up to this year.
"Our kindergarten students are full of energy and excitement, eager to learn and explore the world around them," Mr Kite said.
"They will be engaging in a variety of hands-on activities and projects that will help them develop important skills in areas such as literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional development.
"They will also be participating in outdoor play and physical activities, music and art, and science experiments.
Love of learning
Skilled kindergarten teachers would help the new comers to foster a love of learning, while helping students reach their full potential, Mr Kite said.
"Our kindergarten teachers are highly trained and experienced, and are dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment for the students."
A variety of extra-curricular activities would also be offered to kinders throughout the year, such as sports teams, music and dance programs, and special events, Mr Kite said.
"These opportunities will provide the students with the chance to explore their interests and develop new skills in a fun and supportive environment.
"We encourage all members of the school community to extend a warm welcome to our kindergarten classes.
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"We know they will bring a new level of excitement and energy to our school and we look forward to watching them grow and thrive this year.
Mr Kite also welcomed parents and members of the community to become involved in supporting roles to help the students' development.
"Those who would like to learn more about our kindergarten classes or become involved in supporting their learning, [are welcome] to reach out to us.
"We are always happy to hear from members of our school community and look forward to working together to make this a memorable and successful year for all of our students," Mr Kite said.
