Super students have marked 100 days of prep at Kismet Park Primary School.
The milestone marks a significant achievement in their early learning journey, and the school marked the occasion with a special day of activities and fun.
Acting principal Sam Cartlon congratulated his youngest students.
“These first 100 days have been filled with exciting new experiences, friendships, and a love for learning, and we are thrilled to celebrate their success,” he said/.
On Wednesday, July 30, Kismet Park preps dressed up as their favourite superheroes, with the day’s theme 100 Days Stronger.
Students showed off their super style in a parade, before enjoying morning tea with their grade 6 buddies and all the prep families. They then also danced the day away with a VIP Disco party for preps and their buddies.
Prep teacher Brenna Wohlers said the theme was chosen to reflect how far they’ve grown academically, socially, emotionally and creatively.
“Just like superheroes, they’ve faced challenges, learned new skills, and developed the confidence to tackle anything that comes their way,” she said.
“I’ve loved seeing how much each child has grown over these 100 days — not just older, but braver, wiser, and more confident.
“They’ve built a strong foundation for learning, and I can’t wait to see them continue to soar.”
