Clemton Park Public School

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Telephone02 9718 4483

Emailclemtonpk-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

EALD https://clemtonparkeald.blogspot.com English as An Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/D) blog!!!
Supporting our EAL/D and New Arrival students, you will find lots of interactive activities and games to help improve English language skills. 

Wish to Enrol to our great school? Click Enrolment  or new Online enrolment form 

CPPS P&C Recipe Book and New P&C Website: CPPS P&C website https://clemtonpark-ps.com

CPPS Winter Uniform Pack & Update Uniform Price list

2020 Kinder Transition Information Click Here for presentations and further information

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Returning to school in Term 3

17 Jul 2020

Our school will be open to welcome students back to onsite learning from the beginning of Term 3 – Tuesday 21 July 2020. As you would b...

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Curriculum reform focuses on deep learning

25 Jun 2020

Changes to the NSW school curriculum will be the biggest education shake-up in 30 years. The reforms, announced by the NSW Government o...

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