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Le Page Primary School – 2025 NAPLAN & Attitudes to School Survey Results

Our Vision
A prosperous path for every child. Each journey is theirs to lead. There is a place in which every child can shine.

Our Mission
To identify the talent, develop the confidence, and create the leader.

Our students’ responses to the Attitudes to School Survey are a true indicator of how well we are achieving our vision and mission. We are thrilled to share our 2025 results, which highlight the strong sense of belonging, confidence, and engagement felt by our students.

Alongside our positive NAPLAN results, these outcomes reflect the dedication of our staff, students, and families in creating a school where every child can thrive.

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Special Wagtales Screening Event at LePage - new animated children’s series

LePage has been chosen for an exciting opportunity to participate in a feedback screening of the new Australian animated children’s series, Wagtales!

The screening will give you and your kids a first-look at both new and yet-to-be-released episodes of Wagtales - a new Australian animated series targeted at kids aged 4-7, which has been produced by AFL Studios.

The screening will be run by research company Curioso (owned by LePage dad, Adam Murphy), and include screening of 3-4 short episodes of Wagtales, followed by feedback conversations with you and your kids. Your feedback will help shape the storylines and characters of future episodes, and how the show evolves.

The screening and feedback session will run from 5-6:30pm on Thurs 10 September, in the school hall.

Please sign up to attend via this link so we can plan for the appropriate number of parents and kids.

You definitely don’t need to follow or enjoy footy to enjoy Wagtales, and we’d actually love to have a great mix of current footy fans and non-fans, to represent the wider community. So come along!

The program is best targeted to kids aged 4-7, but feel free to bring along siblings aged 8-10 as well. Siblings over 11 are welcome to come with you and younger siblings, but are likely to find that the content is not targeted for them.

Can’t wait to see as many of you there as possible, to take advantage of this special opportunity!



About Wagtales
The AFL is bringing the joy of Aussie Rules to young audiences in a whole new way with the launch of Wagtales, an animated children’s series that celebrates the fun, friendship and values at the heart of footy.

Wagtales follows Willie, an excitable young Willie Wagtail bird whose love of Australian Rules Football transforms everyday backyard moments into imaginative games, challenges and adventures with his family and friends.

Created for children aged four to seven, Wagtales uses playful, character-led storytelling to explore the fun and values of footy such as teamwork, courage, resilience and friendship.
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Special Wagtales Screening Event at LePage - new animated children’s series

LePage has been chosen for an exciting opportunity to participate in a feedback screening of the new Australian animated children’s series, Wagtales!

The screening will give you and your kids a first-look at both new and yet-to-be-released episodes of Wagtales - a new Australian animated series targeted at kids aged 4-7, which has been produced by AFL Studios.

The screening will be run by research company Curioso (owned by LePage dad, Adam Murphy), and include screening of 3-4 short episodes of Wagtales, followed by feedback conversations with you and your kids. Your feedback will help shape the storylines and characters of future episodes, and how the show evolves.

The screening and feedback session will run from 5-6:30pm on Thurs 10 September, in the school hall.

Please sign up to attend via this link so we can plan for the appropriate number of parents and kids.

You definitely don’t need to follow or enjoy footy to enjoy Wagtales, and we’d actually love to have a great mix of current footy fans and non-fans, to represent the wider community. So come along!

The program is best targeted to kids aged 4-7, but feel free to bring along siblings aged 8-10 as well. Siblings over 11 are welcome to come with you and younger siblings, but are likely to find that the content is not targeted for them.

Can’t wait to see as many of you there as possible, to take advantage of this special opportunity!



About Wagtales
The AFL is bringing the joy of Aussie Rules to young audiences in a whole new way with the launch of Wagtales, an animated children’s series that celebrates the fun, friendship and values at the heart of footy.

Wagtales follows Willie, an excitable young Willie Wagtail bird whose love of Australian Rules Football transforms everyday backyard moments into imaginative games, challenges and adventures with his family and friends.

Created for children aged four to seven, Wagtales uses playful, character-led storytelling to explore the fun and values of footy such as teamwork, courage, resilience and friendship.
... See MoreSee Less

  
Special Wagtales Screening Event at LePage - new animated children’s series 

LePage has been chosen for an exciting opportunity to participate in a feedback screening of the new Australian animated children’s series, Wagtales! 
 
The screening will give you and your kids a first-look at both new and yet-to-be-released episodes of Wagtales - a new Australian animated series targeted at kids aged 4-7, which has been produced by AFL Studios.  
 
The screening will be run by research company Curioso (owned by LePage dad, Adam Murphy), and include screening of 3-4 short episodes of Wagtales, followed by feedback conversations with you and your kids.  Your feedback will help shape the storylines and characters of future episodes, and how the show evolves. 
 
The screening and feedback session will run from 5-6:30pm on Thurs 10 September, in the school hall. 
 
Please sign up to attend via this link so we can plan for the appropriate number of parents and kids. 
 
You definitely don’t need to follow or enjoy footy to enjoy Wagtales, and we’d actually love to have a great mix of current footy fans and non-fans, to represent the wider community. So come along! 
 
The program is best targeted to kids aged 4-7, but feel free to bring along siblings aged 8-10 as well.  Siblings over 11 are welcome to come with you and younger siblings, but are likely to find that the content is not targeted for them. 
 
Can’t wait to see as many of you there as possible, to take advantage of this special opportunity! 
 

 
About Wagtales 
The AFL is bringing the joy of Aussie Rules to young audiences in a whole new way with the launch of Wagtales, an animated children’s series that celebrates the fun, friendship and values at the heart of footy.  
 
Wagtales follows Willie, an excitable young Willie Wagtail bird whose love of Australian Rules Football transforms everyday backyard moments into imaginative games, challenges and adventures with his family and friends. 
 
Created for children aged four to seven, Wagtales uses playful, character-led storytelling to explore the fun and values of footy such as teamwork, courage, resilience and friendship.
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