Welcome to Long Street Primary School
Long Street Primary School caters for children from Reception to Year Six. We have a proud and distinguished reputation within the education community. Since our foundation in 1971, we have aimed for excellence – in both education and social development. We pride ourselves on commitment and dedication and believe that every child matters. Through community partnerships, we create a high quality learning environment where we work together to realise the maximum potential of each of our learners.
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HARMONY DAY 🧡
This Friday is Harmony Day, and we’re celebrating diversity and inclusion! 🧡
Let’s show our support by wearing orange. It’s a small gesture that makes a big impact in fostering unity and understanding. Let’s paint the school orange!
LEARNING AT LONG STREET 📊🗞️
Years: 5 & 6
Teacher: Ms Witcombe
📈 We have recently been working extensively with data sets, creating bar graphs and pictographs. We have also learned to calculate the Range, Median, Mode and Mean of a data set. As we progress, we will continue to build on these skills by exploring probability.
👥 These photos capture a collaborative learning session where Year 6 students are teaching Year 5 students how to determine statistical values. This exercise provided an excellent opportunity for students to assume leadership roles within the classroom and reinforce their own understanding through a peer teaching model 💫
PATTERN ADVENTURES IN ROOM 7! 🟧🟢🩷
Years: Reception & Year 1
Teacher: Mrs Zhao
🤩 Our little mathematicians in Room 7 have been busy exploring patterns with numbers and shapes! Using hands-on materials like counters, connecting cubes and craft materials, students have been copying, continuing, and creating their own patterns in fun and interactive ways.
🐛 Through playful exploration, students are learning to recognise and extend patterns while strengthening their problem-solving and reasoning skills. Whether they’re building colourful number caterpillars or designing repeating shapes with pipe cleaners, they are developing a strong foundation in mathematical thinking.
🧮 These early patterning skills are an important step in understanding numbers, sequencing, and relationships—setting them up for success in future learning!