New to the parent library are 3 books by Mark Le Messurier Mark Le Messurier is a teacher, counsellor, author and public speaker. He works in private practice as a mentor to children and adolescents, and as a coach to… Continue Reading →
To ensure parking availability for our patrons, The Cremorne Hotel will soon be introducing parking meters in our car park. This initiative is not designed to generate revenue, but rather to address the ongoing issue of non-patrons occupying spaces throughout… Continue Reading →
The Unley Primary School Education and Well-being Committee would like to thank all of the parents who took the time to respond to the 2025 Parent Interest Survey (Education and Well-being) in Term 1. We have analysed the results and… Continue Reading →
In Italian lessons, students have been making masks, learning about cultural food and discussing foods that they like to eat and why.
Education & Wellbeing Committee Member, Abbey Brumby-Rendell, along with many other members of our school and wider community attended the screening of Seen at Unley Primary School. She has kindly written a review to share with our school. On Thursday… Continue Reading →
YMCA OSHC has a Vacation Care Program designed to encourage children to be involved in a variety of fun and exciting activities, including art, craft, cooking, sport, dance, and drama. Children also go on excursions to exciting destinations. Bookings are… Continue Reading →
Please click on the link below to see the classes in each show. Chorus showtimes You can purchase tickets to our 2025 production here. Tickets are selling fast so get in quick!
Adelaide Festival Centre is hosting a relaxed performance of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. This has been designed with children, comfort and inclusivity in mind. Disney Theatrical Group is proud to partner with Aspect (Autism Spectrum Australia), Autism SA and the… Continue Reading →
This year it is very exciting to share with you that our Musical Production of ‘Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR.’ will be performed this term. For those families who are new to Unley PS, our production term is very… Continue Reading →
Did you know the library is open before and after school each day? It’s open from 8:35am in the mornings and until 3:35pm in the afternoons (except Thursday). It”s a great time to come into a settled library space where… Continue Reading →
Late last term, students from Rooms 18, 19 and 20 came together for a very special event, a Friday night school sleepover. For many, it was their first time spending a night away from home, making it an exciting and… Continue Reading →
In Week 2 the Planet Protectors were invited to attend a Youth Environmental Leaders Workshop (YELP) Workshop hosted by Green Adelaide and the Adelaide Botanic Gardens at Belair National Park with 80 students and teachers from local and hills schools…. Continue Reading →
The Community & Fundraising Committee are excited to announce the details for our annual Ladies’ Cocktail Lunch. This year the fun will begin at 1pm at Dolly Bar & Eatery on Unley Road on Sunday June 1. The $85 ticket… Continue Reading →
As part of our commitment to student wellbeing and engaging with our parents and community, we are excited to invite you to a special screening of the inspiring film Seen at our Sport Arts Centre on Thursday, 29th May at 7:00pm. This… Continue Reading →
During the holidays, a group of Unley Primary School students joined members of our local community at the Unley Soldiers’ Memorial Gardens to take part in the ANZAC Day dawn service. Our students represented Unley Primary with thoughtfulness and respect…. Continue Reading →
Congratulations to everyone who won a prize in our Easter Raffle! We would like to say a big thank you to our community for supporting our new fundraising project, a projector, screen and PA system in the Sport Arts Centre.
Prioritising high-quality teaching and learning is a strategic pillar at UPS. To support the delivery of a challenging and engaging curriculum, we’ve continued to build a strong culture of collaboration and coaching. This year, teaching teams have been working alongside… Continue Reading →
Looking back on Term 1, we’ve been reminded of the many special moments that have brought our school community together. From whole-school celebrations to small, meaningful connections in classrooms and the yard, there’s been a strong sense of care, inclusion… Continue Reading →
Thanks to all the students who submitted a design into the T-shirt competition. Congratulations to Melissa from Room 11 for her design that will be used for promotion for our production. Congratulations to Kristiana from Room 1 and Lauren from… Continue Reading →
A sea of orange and children’s national costumes started the day off with excitement. Classes were given the opportunity to view a video about Harmony Day and found different ways to celebrate it. Junior Primary classes coming into the library… Continue Reading →
Our reception students have settled in beautifully at Unley Primary School. They are engaging with the Zones of Regulation framework, learning to understand and manage their emotions, which enhances their social interactions. Making new friends, they practice sharing and cooperation,… Continue Reading →
We are excited to invite you to join us in celebrating National Ride 2 School Day on March 21st from 8:00 – 9:00 am on Campus 1. This special community morning encourages everyone to make their way to school using a… Continue Reading →
Unley Primary School benefits from a rich variety of cultural backgrounds. On Thursday the 20th of March, Unley Primary School will celebrate Harmony Day and the diversity of our students and families. It is about community participation, inclusiveness, celebrating diversity,… Continue Reading →
Last week our whole school joined in Schools Clean Up Day and worked together to clean up our school grounds and surrounding streets. Over the past 35 years this event has changed the way Australians think about litter and how… Continue Reading →
Our Autumn Working Bee is coming up on Sunday 23 March (9.30am – 12.00pm), and we’d love your help. We’re trying a Sunday morning to avoid clashes with school sport, and we’re hoping for a great turnout of helpers. Even… Continue Reading →