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Welcome to our Year 1 Maths Australia hub page.

In our Year 1 area, you will find a wide range of free Year 1 Maths activities and worksheets.

Take a look at our addition coloring pages, or maybe some of our shape worksheets. Perhaps you would prefer our counting worksheets or Maths games?

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Year 1 Maths Learning

Here are some of the objectives for the end of Year 1:

• count to 100 forwards and backwards in ones
• skip count in 2s, 5s and 10s starting from 0.
• read and write numbers to 100 in numerals
• compare and order numbers up to 100
• count collections up to 100 by using partitioning and place value
• investigate and describe number patterns formed by skip-counting and patterns with objects
• add and subtract single-digit numbers up to 10
• use number bonds and related subtraction facts within 10
• Represent and solve simple addition and subtraction problems using a range of strategies
• count in 10s
• add equal groups
• make arrays
• make equal groups by grouping and sharing
• recognise a half as being on of two equal parts that make up a whole
• recognise and find a half of shapes and sets of objects up to 20
• recognise and find a quarter of shapes and sets of objects up to 20
• measure and compare the lengths and capacities of pairs of objects using uniform informal units
• use language 'before' and 'after'
• tell time to the o'clock and half-hour
• describe duration using months, weeks, days and hours
• recognise and classify familiar two-dimensional shapes and three-dimensional objects using obvious features
• give and follow directions to familiar locations
• Recognise, describe and order Australian coins according to their value
• identify outcomes of familiar events involving chance and describe them using everyday language such as ‘will happen’, ‘won’t happen’ or ‘might happen’
• represent data with objects and drawings where one object or drawing represents one data value

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One of the issues you may notice is that some of the spelling may be different as our site and corresponding worksheets use US spelling.

Year 1 is generally equivalent to 1st Grade in the US.

The learning outcomes on this page have been taken from the Australian Education Curriculum Website

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We have created hub pages, like this one, that are based on the Australian maths curriculum and have links to all of our relevant maths resources.

Place Value & Number Sense Area

Year 1 Place Value Charts

Here you will find a range of Free Printable Year 1 Place Value Charts.

These printable charts will help your child learn to read and write numbers to 100.

There is a selection of charts with numbers up to 99, and another section of charts going up to 100.

Some of the charts are partially filled to help your child learn their place value to 100.

Using these sheets will help your child to:

• learn to count in tens and ones;
• learn to read and write numbers to 100.
• Printable Number Charts 0-99
• Hundred Number Charts (100 Squares)
• Number Grid up to 200

Year 1 Place Value and Counting Worksheets

Here you will find a range of Year 1 Place Value Worksheets.

These Year 1 maths worksheets will help your child learn their place value, reading, writing and ordering numbers up to 100.

There are also some money worksheets involving counting in 10c and 1c coins to support place value learning.

• learn to order numbers to 100;
• learn to count in 10c coins and 1c coins;

Year 1 Place Value Worksheets

• Place Value to 20 Worksheets
• Place Value Ones and Tens Models
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• Ordering 2-digit numbers Worksheets
• Greater than Less than Worksheets - up to 2 digit numbers
• Printable Counting Worksheets to 50
• Missing Number Chart 1-100
• Counting by 2s Worksheets
• 1st Grade Math Worksheets Counting by 1s and 10s

Year 1 Dot-to-Dot Worksheets

Here you will find a range of Dot-to-Dot Worksheets.

• read numbers up to 50;
• count up to 50.
• Dot to Dot up to 30
• Dot to Dot up to 50
• Hard dot to dot 50+

Number Line Worksheets

Here is our selection of free printable number line worksheets for Year 1 students.

These Year 1 maths worksheets will give your child a good grasp of place value and number sequences up to 100.

• count on and back by ones;
• position numbers to 100 on a number line.
• Number lines to 20
• Number lines to 100

Year 1 Mental Maths Quizzes

Here you will find a range of printable Year 1 mental maths quizzes for your child to enjoy.

Each quiz tests the children on a range of maths topics from number facts and mental arithmetic to geometry, solving word problems and measures questions.

Although these quizzes have primarily been designed for US students, they should work fairly well with students from Australia.

We are in the process of updating these quizzes so that they match the Australian curriculum, and the money questions use Australian coins.

A great way to revise topics, or use as a weekly math quiz!

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Year 1 Addition Worksheets

Here you will find a range of Free Printable Addition Worksheets to support grade 1.

The following Year 1 math worksheets involve adding different amounts.

• learn their addition facts to 12+12;
• learn to solve an addition fact where one of the addends is missing;
• learn to add numbers in columns up to 100.
• Number Bonds to 10
• Number Bonds 11 to 20
• Addition Math Worksheets to 10
• Addition Sentences to 12
• Addition Fact Practice to 12
• 1st grade Addition Word Problems
• Free Addition Worksheets (randomly generated)

Year 1 Subtraction Worksheets

Here you will find a range of Free Printable Year 1 Subtraction Worksheets.

The following worksheets involve using the Year 1 Math skills of subtracting.

Using these Year 1 Maths Australia worksheets will help your child to:

• learn their addition and subtraction facts to 12;
• Subtraction to 10 Worksheets (harder)
• Subtraction Facts to 12
• 1st Grade Subtraction Word Problems
• Free Subtraction Worksheets (randomly generated)

Addition & Subtraction Worksheets

If you need to mix and match addition and subtraction fact questions within the same sheet, then use this section here.

The addition and subtraction worksheets involve counting on and back with numbers to 12.

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Here you will find a range of math word problems aimed at Year 1 level. Each problem sheet is based on an interesting theme such as parties or the seaside.

• Add and subtract with numbers to 12;
• order numbers to 100;
• solve a range of math problems.
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Year 1 Maths Australia - Geometry

Here is a range of free geometry worksheets for Year 1 students.

The following worksheets will help your child to:

• Identify and name a range of 2d and 3d shapes;
• Draw 2d shapes;
• Know some of the properties of 2d shapes.
• Year 1 Geometry Worksheets

Year 1 Shapes Clip Art

Here you will find our range of Free 1st Grade 2D & 3D Shape Sheets.

The following printables contain pictures of common 2D shapes that your child should know. Each sheet is available in both a color version and a black and white version (if you wish to save on printer ink, or use as a coloring sheet).

Using these Year 1 maths worksheets will help your child to:

• know the properties of different 2d and 3d shapes;
• recognise different types of triangle - equilateral and isoscoles;
• recognise trapezoids and parallelograms;
• recognise members of the quadrilateral family;
• recognise a range of 3d shapes including spheres, cones, cylinders, prisms, pyramids, cubes and cuboids.
• recognise shapes in different orientations and sizes.
• Shapes Clip Art Triangles and Quadrilaterals
• 3 d Shapes - Cuboids Spheres & Cones
• Printable 3d Shapes - Cylinders Prisms & Pyramids

Year 1 Maths Australia - Money

Here you will find a range of free printable Year 1 Money Worksheets.

The following worksheets involve counting different amounts of money in same value coins, or two different value coins.

• learn the names and values of the Australian coins;
• learn to count up different amounts of money using the same value coins.
• Australian Money Worksheets (easier)

Telling the Time Worksheets

Here is our selection of telling the time worksheets for o'clock and half-past times.

• read o'clock and half-past times;
• convert o'clock and half-past times to digital;
• draw clock hands correctly to mark out o'clock and half-past.

The Year 1 math worksheets in this section will help your child learn to tell simple times on an analogue clock.

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Year 1 Bar Graph Worksheets

Here is our selection of bar graphs for Year 1 students.

These sheets involve reading and interpreting a range of bar graphs and picture graphs with a scale going up in ones.

Using these sheets will help children to understand how bar graphs work.

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Year 1 Maths Australia - Games

Here you will find a range of free printable Year 1 Math games. We have a range of games to develop place value, addition, subtraction and counting skills.

The following games involve different Year 1 Math activities which you and your child can enjoy together.

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Year 1 Maths Australia - Puzzles

Here you will find a range of printable Year 1 math puzzles for your child to enjoy.

The puzzles will help your child practice and apply their addition and subtraction facts as well as developing their thinking and reasoning skills in a fun and engaging way.

Using these puzzles will help your child to:

• develop thinking and reasoning skills;
• develop perseverance.
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Year 1 Maths Australia - Seasonal Worksheets

We have started creating sets of seasonal worksheets for each grade.

These sheets are great for linking to a particular topic, or doing some math that relates to the time of year.

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Principal's report - Term 2 Week 4

20 May 2024

Dear families,

Kindergarten 2025

Our school is currently accepting enrolments for 2025. If you have a child staring Kindergarten in 2025, please fill in the online form through our website or contact our front office for assistance.

Please save the following dates for transition to school events in your calendars.

Picnic and school tour for parents/carers and children

·         Thursday 29 August 2024 3:15pm – 4:15pm

Transition to school sessions for parents/carers and children

·         Friday 18 October 2024 9:15am – 10:30am

·         Friday 25 October 2024 9:15am – 10:30am

·         Friday 1 November 2024 9:15am – 10:30am

·         Friday 8 November 2024 9:15am – 10:30am

Further details about these sessions will be shared soon.

Life Education

Over the last few weeks, Healthy Harold visited our school in the Life Education van. Our children loved learning about safe and healthy living.

The Life Education program was fully funded by our P&C, meaning all students attended at no cost to families. Thank you P&C!

Year 6 overnight excursion

Congratulations to our fabulous students in Years 5 and 6 who displayed exemplary behaviour on our recent overnight stay in Canberra. Our children thoroughly enjoyed learning about democracy, science and art at our old and new Parliament House, the National Gallery and Questacon. Our children are to be commended for the outstanding behaviour that they demonstrated as they represented our school in our nations’ capital.

District cross country carnival

After two postponements due to rain, we are thrilled that our district cross country carnival will be going ahead this Wednesday. I wish all our students the best of luck as they represent our school with pride and great sportsmanship.

Mother’s Day stall

I hope all of our mums and other family members enjoyed the beautiful gifts that were sold at our Mother’s Day stall. I extend a huge thank you to our kind and generous P&C for organising the stall for our children to do their shopping.

Athletics carnival

Next Monday 27 May, our school will beholding our annual athletics carnival on our school grounds.  All families are welcome to join us on this fun day.

Student led conferences

Student led conferences for Semester 1 2024 will be held on Monday  3 June 2024. Classrooms will be open between 3:15pm - 4:30pm on this afternoon. Parents/carers are welcome to attend at any time during this timeframe. 

At the conference, your child will facilitate a conversation with you where he/she will share class and individual learning goals, progress towards achieving them and what his/her next learning goals will be. You will have the opportunity to see what learning expectations are in place for your child, and to see how your child is progressing to meet those expectations. You will also have the opportunity to see your child’s classroom, look through their workbooks and see their work displayed. Other conferences for children will be occurring at the same time as your child’s conference. Teachers will be available to join this conversation that will be led by your child. 

If you would also prefer to book in for an individual appointment with your child’s class teacher instead of attending the student-led conferences, please do so by contacting your child’s class teacher through our Seesaw app. Of course, as always, parents are encouraged to request an individual meeting with your child’s teacher at any time of the year to discuss your child’s achievement and growth.

It is the hope of our school that all children and a parent/carer attend the student led conferences or an individual appointment. 

Safety on Phillips Avenue

In order to ensure the safety of all children and wider community members of our school, it is essential that the following rules and guidelines are followed during school drop off and pick up times.

·         The speed limit of 40km/h is to be adhered to.

·         Check that no pedestrians are using the children's crossing before driving through it.

·         Follow the parking restrictions. At the front of the school, it is a 2 minute parking zone. This zone is simply to drop children off or pick children up. No car is to be parked in this zone. Drivers must remain in vehicles in this zone.

·         U-turns on Phillips Ave are to be made at the turning bay past the school.

·         No parents/carers are to be using our driveway. The driveway is for staff and contractor use only.

·         Parents/carers are asked not to park across neighbour’s driveways on Phillips Avenue.

It is essential that drivers behave respectfully and responsibly to ensure our children safely enter and exit school grounds each day.

I thank all community members for your assistance in keeping all pedestrians around our school safe.

Public Holiday

There is an upcoming public holiday to mark the King’s birthday. This is occurring on Monday 10 June. Our school will not be open on this day. Children are not to come to school on this date.

Kind regards,

Michelle Barnes

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Combined High Schools Swimming Championships

19 May 2024

A big congratulations to Evie M (Year 9) and Brodie M  (Year 11) who during the week competed at the NSW Combined High Schools Sport Association Swimming Championships at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre.

Both students swam exceptionally well and represented our school with pride. To progress through to the State-level Swimming Championships is an incredible achievement and the result of commitment, dedication and hard work.  Well done Evie and Brodie.

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All Stars win Boccia title

21 May 2024

Three Year 9 students from the All Stars represented Warners Bay High School in the annual NSW School Sport Unit Boccia Competition at Newcastle Basketball Stadium on Friday 17 th  May.

They progressed to the final and won the Secondary Division in a close game against Kotara High School.

Both schools now progress to the state finals at the Quay Centre Sydney Olympic Park on Wednesday 14 th  August. 

Congratulations Cooper, Liam and Joel.

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NSW government returns one demerit point to 1.2 million drivers as reward for safe driving

More than 1.2 million drivers across New South Wales have had a demerit point wiped off their record as a reward for 12-months of good behaviour.

The Central Coast Local Government Area (LGA) was the single biggest beneficiary of the state government program, with 54,971 residents getting a point back.

Drivers from Sydney's west, who are typically more car-reliant, featured in five of the top 10 LGA's — meaning 290,287 demerit points were scrapped from people living in Blacktown, Canterbury-Bankstown, Cumberland, Liverpool and Parramatta LGA's.

Roads Minister John Graham said it was an encouraging result.

"They have also been the place we've seen the biggest lift in safety. And as a result, more people have had their demerit points wiped in those suburbs," Mr Graham said.

To qualify, licence holders had to be infringement-free from January 2023 to January 2024 to get one-demerit point expunged— a process that can take three years.

The program was an election promise of the Minns government designed to place a sharper focus on road safety amid last year's record-breaking road death toll.

"This is a big community call out to people to drive safely... 1.2 million drivers responded to that call and kept a spotless record for 12 months," Mr Graham said.

"That's good news for them. But it keeps all of us safer."

He said extending the program for another year should bring relief to professional drivers who may have missed out.

"If they lose their license, they can often lose their job. So, this has been a particularly important trial for taxi and delivery drivers."

'Just stick to the law'

On the Central Coast, some locals said the scheme sends the wrong message.

"I think people shouldn't get their points back because they should learn their lesson," Gosford man Bill Sharp said.

"If they're speeding on the road that's their fault… they shouldn't be getting them back."

Another man, a truck driver named John, said the policy encouraged people to get away with speeding.

"Just stick to the law, don't speed," he said.

"I think they should pay the price and learn from it."

In the Canterbury-Bankstown area, 49,258 drivers qualified for the program, with 46,529 in the Northern Beaches, 36,460 in Sutherland and 33,815 in Lake Macquarie. 

A combined 1,400 drivers be will rewarded in Bogan, Bourke, Brewarrina and Broken Hill.

The demerit point has started to flow back to drivers since early April. 

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10 Da Vinci ANZAC Research and Website Designs

25 Apr 2024

The last week of Term 1 allowed a group of Year 10 students to investigate the local Anzac history of Plumpton, researching those from the community of Plumpton who enlisted (and for some gave their lives) in the First and Second World Wars. Additionally, they are contributing to Plumpton's commemoration display and with the support of staff will further explore community ties to the Australian Defence Forces and Peacekeeping Operations.

Website Examples:

Muhammad Ali (Zeeshaan) - https://sites.google.com/.../dachau.../remembering-dachau

Zain Al-Shible - https://sites.google.com/.../mnsw-belzec.../home

Noor Alanzi - https://ikachixd.wixsite.com/auschwitz-memorial

Lest we forget.

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Polar blast strikes Australia: Here's how cold it's going to get

• Cold front causes low temperatures
• Rain over Sydney through to weekend
• Second cold front to hit Victoria and Tasmania 
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Thousands of Aussies have shivered through the coldest mornings recorded so far this year as a chilly polar air mass continues to hover above the east coast.

The weather system, which sent temperatures plunging across the east, has now moved to the NSW Tablelands and the Mackay and North Queensland areas.

Sky News meteorologist Rob Sharpe said many Sydney residents awoke on Monday morning to temperatures between 7C and 9C.

Overnight, Canberra reached -3C and Hobart recorded only 4C.

Liawenee in Tasmania was the coldest minimum overnight at -5C.

Clear and windless skies at Guyra on the Northern Tablelands of NSW created a hoar frost Sunday morning, with the chilly conditions forecast to hang around into Monday.

Orange in NSW was barely one degree warmer overnight than Dubbo, which reached 0C.

Mr Sharpe said many parts of Queensland had woken up to their coldest morning of 2024, with Mackay recording 9C and just 13C being recorded in Townsville, in the state's north.

He said parts of the NSW Central Coast should experience showers throughout Monday.

The cold front has cleared to the east with a southerly airstream expected across Victoria during Monday and Tuesday as a high south of the Bight moves slowly east, the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts.

The high is expected to be near Kangaroo Island by Wednesday night before moving to the southwest of Tasmania during Thursday and extending a ridge over western Victoria.

While the cold persists, a warmer than average May continues in Western Australia.

'With twelve consecutive days above 25.5C, the average for the month is 22.3C, it’s the warmest May streak in more than 125 years,' Weatherzone  meteorologist Jess Miskelly said.

'It’s also been dry. A couple of days of rain at the very beginning of the month have been followed by persistently dry easterly winds north of a high pressure system that has also been keeping South Australia dry.'

Weatherzone meteorologist Corine Brown told Daily Mail Australia the cold front combined with a low pressure system over the Tasman Sea and a blocking high over the Great Australian Bight will cause lingering showers over Sydney.

'Moist southerly winds will funnel down the coastal fringe with showers continuing and possibly getting up to Hunter Valley tomorrow,' she said.

'Those will ease off from Wednesday afternoon with the blocking high shifting further east.

'Another cold front potentially much further south will affect Tasmania and Victoria but could see strong and moist southerly winds come up again along Sydney and the Central Coast on Friday.

'Showers are persisting on the coastal fringe into weekend before shifting north rapidly by Sunday. Isolated showers are expected to linger on Sunday but won't bring much rain.'

Showers over Melbourne are expected to continue all week alongside chilly temperatures.

There's a medium chance of showers on Monday, becoming less likely in the afternoon.

Wind speeds could reach up to 20km/h before easing in the afternoon.

Melbourne's north-west has a high chance of showers on Tuesday with a medium chance everywhere else. 

Minimum temperatures in the city are forecast to dip to 9C on Tuesday and 7C on Wednesday with maximums sitting in the mid teens. 

Queensland's capital is looking sunny on Monday ahead of a cloudy Tuesday with high temperatures in the mid 20Cs and a low of 9C on Tuesday.

Wednesday and Friday are looking similarly cloudy with a break of sunshine in between on Thursday.

The city has a medium chance of showers on both Saturday and Sunday.

Partially cloudy skies are forecast to remain over Canberra through to Thursday.

The city will be mostly sunny on Monday with light winds reaching up to to 20km/h in the middle of the day before becoming light in the late afternoon.

There's a chance of morning fog on Tuesday and Wednesday as well as morning frost on Wednesday.

Minimum temperatures in the city are set to fall as low as 1C and 2C. 

Adelaide Hills and the city's southern suburbs have a high chance of seeing showers on Monday with a medium chance everywhere else, becoming less likely in the afternoon.

The rest of the week through to Sunday is looking partially cloudy with a chance of morning frost about the northern suburbs on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Adelaide's coldest day for the remained of the week is set to fall on Wednesday with a low of 5C.

Partially cloudy skies are expected to remain over Hobart until showers develop on Thursday.

Cooler temperatures over the city have set in with minimums below 10C and highs in the mid teens through to the end of the week. 

Perth is set to be hot through to next week with a consistent high temperature of 27C through to Friday.

That top temperature will drop to 26C at the end of the working week as potential showers move over the city. 

Darwin  

Darwin will be the warmest city this week with a high temperatures in the mid 30Cs through to the end of the week.

That heat is set to be accompanied by sunny conditions before partial cloud coverage moves over on Thursday. 

FOUR-DAY FORECAST FOR CAPITAL CITIES

Monday Mostly sunny. Max 27

Tuesday Mostly sunny. Min 13 Max 27

Wednesday Mostly sunny. Min 12 Max 27

Thursday Sunny. Min 11 Max 27

Monday Shower or two. Max 19

Tuesday Partly cloudy. Min 7 Max 17

Wednesday Partly cloudy. Min 5 Max 18

Thursday Partly cloudy. Min 6 Max 19

Monday Showers easing. Max 15

Tuesday Shower or two. Min 9 Max 15

Wednesday Possible shower. Min 7 Max 15

Thursday Shower or two. Min 9 Max 16

Monday Partly cloudy. Max 13

Tuesday Partly cloudy. Min 6 Max 15

Wednesday Partly cloudy. Min 8 Max 17

Thursday Shower or two. Min 9 Max 15

Monday Partly cloudy. Max 16

Tuesday Mostly sunny. Min 1 Max 16

Wednesday Morning frost. Mostly sunny. Min 1 Max 15

Thursday Morning frost. Sunny. Min 1 Max 16 

Monday Shower or two developing. Max 19

Tuesday Shower or two. Min 12 Max 19

Wednesday Shower or two. Min 11 Max 19

Thursday Possible shower. Min 11 Max 20 

Monday Sunny. Max 23

Tuesday Mostly sunny. Min 9 Max 24

Wednesday Mostly sunny. Min 13 Max 24

Thursday Sunny. Min 12 Max 24 

Monday Sunny. Max 32

Tuesday Sunny. Min 21 Max 32

Wednesday Sunny. Min 21 Max 31

Thursday Mostly sunny. Min 22 Max 32

SOURCE: Bureau of Meteorology  

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NSW COVID-19 cases, deaths and testing statistics

The latest weekly case numbers, testing figures totals and related COVID-19 statistics in NSW.

Changes to COVID-19 reporting

From 20 October 2023, weekly COVID numbers will no longer be published here. The best measures of COVID-19 in the community are:

• admissions to hospital
• sewage testing.

Detailed information is available in the weekly NSW Respiratory Surveillance Report . Find national COVID-19 case numbers and statistics on the Australian Government health website .

Latest respiratory surveillance report summary

Summary of epidemiological week ending 11 may 2024.

COVID-19 activity is increasing, with increases in most measures, including emergency department (ED) presentations, notifications and COVID-19 test positivity. There has been a particularly large increase in the notification rate of COVID-19 cases in those 90 years of age and older.

NSW Health confirms that the 2024 influenza season has commenced. Influenza notifications and ED presentations for influenza-like illness have increased in the last week and it is likely they will rapidly increase over the next 6 to 8 weeks and influenza activity will quickly reach high levels.

Measures of RSV continue to show a high level of activity although there has been some decline in the youngest children.

This winter, it is anticipated that there will be a large number of people infected with COVID-19, influenza and/or RSV, as all three viruses will be circulating at the same time. Everyone can help reduce the spread of respiratory pathogens through simple measures such as, staying home if unwell and wearing a mask if you need to go out, staying up to date with recommended vaccinations and practicing good hygiene, including regular handwashing.

Data sources and methods

NSW Health continually reviews the methods used to monitor respiratory virus activity in New South Wales. This is due to changes in testing, notification patterns and levels of respiratory virus, including COVID-19, in the community. These changes affect the usefulness of notifications for monitoring virus activity and community transmission over time. The Public Health, Rapid, Emergency and Syndromic Surveillance (PHREDSS) data, COVID-19 sewage surveillance program, whole genome sequencing (WGS) data and sentinel laboratory respiratory virus test results are currently of most value for monitoring COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses of importance in the community. Registration of positive COVID-19 rapid antigen tests (RAT) in NSW ceased on 30 September 2023 and notifications now only reflect cases referred by a doctor for PCR. NSW Health also monitors COVID-19 outbreaks in residential aged-care facilities ​​ that are published by the Australian Government and COVID-19 antiviral prescriptions dispensed in NSW. 

The data source for this report updates as new information becomes available. Therefore, this report cannot be directly compared to previous versions of the NSW Respiratory Surveillance Report or to previous reporting periods. For additional information on the data sources and methods presented within this report please refer to COVID-19 surveillance report data sources and methodology.

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