It takes two gardeners 8 days to mow a lawn.

One is lazy and one is energetic.

The energetic one would only take 12 days to mow it on his own.

How many days would the lazy gardener take to mow the lawn on his own?

See the useful links page for the answer!

future sign Welcome to the Hoddles Creek Primary School! website. Feel free to have a look around and please don't hesitate to phone or email us if you have any further enquiries or would like a school tour.

News and Notes

Welcome back to school for 2011. We would especially like to welcome our new preps who start their journey through Primary education this term.

Our HODDLES HEROES for 2011 can be found here.

A huge THANK YOU to our wonderful sponsors who have

supplied us with gifts or vouchers for our Trivia Night fundraiser.

THANK YOU TO:

Heart and Home Patchwork Shop -Yarra Junction

Zilzie Wines

Perfect Beauty by Nicole - Woori Yallock

Tarra Warra Estate

Woori Yallock Butcher Shop - Woori Yallock

District Hire and Sales - Woori Yallock

Woolworths - Yarra Junction

Lisa Angus photography—Yellingbo

Country Gardeners Nursery - Woori Yallock

Woori Foodworks - Woori Yallock

Launch Fresh - Launching Place

Lilly Pilly Beauty - Hoddles Creek

Pick A Pet - Yarra Junction

Launch Hardware - Launching Place

Hoddles Creek Parents & Friends Association

Hoddles Creek Junior School Council

Visit our new page - Former Students and Staff Members

GREAT NEWS!

Our National School Pride BER projects have now been completed. For more information click here.

IMPORTANT EVENTS and NEWS

Our Breakfast Club is held on Wednesday from 8.15am.

Parents & Friends Association (Parent’s Club)

Our P and F Association meets once a month in our new Canteen

We aim to:

promote the interests of the school by bringing parents, grandparents, other residents affiliated with the school, students and teaching staff into close co-operation.
assist in providing facilities and equipment for the school and financial assistance for programes that support educational recreation and welfare of the students
encourage parent and community participation in supporting the school and its students.

Come for a cuppa - our meetings are informal and a great way to catch up with other parents and friends. Younger siblings are most welcome too.

The canteen, uniform shop and fundraising are run completely by parent helpers and the students themselves gratefully acknowledge this all the time.

This is a great opportunity for new parents at the school to ask about anything they are unclear on, meet other parents or suggest ideas that they have seen elsewhere.