At Lake Heights Public School, parents are very much partners in the education process. Our weekly school eNews, Facebook page, Class Dojo app, quick survey poles and informal conversations at school or over the phone are all ways of staying connected and involved with your child’s education.

School assemblies are held on occasional Wednesdays at 2PM. Over the course of a semester, each class is allocated time to present an item where students might sing, dance, speak or present highlights of their learning.

Gifts available for students to buy for their dad. Prices range from $2 – $10.

After close to 17 years as principal of Lake Heights Public School and almost 40 years with the Department of Education, this will be Mr Heddles last day. To celebrate his career and time at Lake Heights, Mr Heddles has requested a rides and fun day for the whole school community.

During the month of September, teachers are setting aside times for parents to have an informal chat about how their child’s learning is going so far this year. It’s an opportunity to check on how things are going or to let teachers know about anything that they might find helpful to be aware of.

Classes 4/5 and 5/6 have been invited to participate in this year’s Enviro Day, which will be held as part of the Rise and Shine Sustainable Wollongong Campaign. Wollongong City Council will be hosting a series of Environmental workshops such as ‘No Dig Gardens’, ‘Looking after Lake Illawarra’, and ‘Fish for the Future’, at the Wollongong Botanic Gardens on Monday 2 September 2019.