Our school is currently operating with minimal staff during remote learning. If you wish to contact the school, for general enquiries please email the school directly: moolap.ps@education.vic.gov.au or phone the office on 5248 2284 and leave a message and office staff will get back to you when they can. Individual class teachers & Principal can be contacted via Dojo.

All students absences are to be entered via the Compass Parent Portal. Please see Admin staff if you require further assistance.

Lunch Orders are available to students once a week. All orders are placed on line.

Orders are to be completed on line before 7.00 p.m. Wednesdays for Thursday delivery.

Parents are required to register with Quickcliq, set up credit then order on line.

Information below is to assist with the process is available on the school’s website:

1/ QuickCliq Parent Information for parents - Click Here

2/ Set up registration on line - Click Here

3/ Once you have set up your account, added credit to your account, place your order - Click Here for Menu

TERM 1 2020

Tuesday 28 January - Teachers Return

Wednesday 29 January - Curriculum Day - Student Free

Thursday 30 January - FIRST DAY ALL STUDENTS

Friday 27 March - Last day Term 1 - Dismissal 2.30p.m.

TERM 2 2020

Tuesday 14 April - Friday 26 June Dismissal 2.30p.m.

TERM 3 2020

Monday 13 July - Friday 18 September Dismissal 2.30p.m.

TERM 4 2020

Monday 5 October - Friday 18 December Dismissal 12.30 p.m. (TBC)

CURRICULUM DAYS 2020

Tuesday 28 January

Wednesday 29 January

Friday 05 June

Friday 16 October

Moolap Primary School is committed
to strengthening relationships
between the wider Australian community
and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
for the benefit of all Australians. 

At our School, we have a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)
which contains our formal statement
of commitment to Reconciliation.

Our RAP Working Group guides the School
to ensure our vision for Reconciliation is embedded
in our day-to-day learning and conduct.  

Using the Narragunnawali platform,
we teach and learn about the concept, history and progress
of Reconciliation.

Our students are encouraged
to think about how they can contribute
to the development of stronger respect, relationships and opportunities
in the classroom, around the school and with their community.

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of our school lands, the Wadawurrung people, and pay our respects to elders past, present and future.

Students have thought for some time that the house system needed a re-vamp and they have been getting feedback from students and the community on possible new names.  Students finalised the names and have also linked the names to their local Wadawurrung language meaning.  The students wanted to recognise native animals and found an animal that came from the sky, water, air and land. 
The new names are: 

Students will be working on designing a logo for each house group