Stories and highlights

School Mural

We watched the evolution of our new school mural with interest, as mural artist Hugues Sineux created this bold and colourful mural on the side of our school hall. It now provides an interesting and engaging showpiece to our playground.

Colour Run

In October this year, our school grounds came alive with colour, laughter and energy for our very first Colour Run. Thanks to our P&C parent volunteers for organising this fabulous event and raising funds for new playground equipment

Yarning Circle

Installed in the turpentine forest, this is an important step in supporting cultural learning. inclusion and reconciliation. A yarning circle is a traditional Aboriginal practice used to share stories, learn from one another, and build respectful relationships. Thank you to Asquith OOSH Community After School Care for making this possible.

Cooling the Schools Program

The students planted native trees and shrubs with Greening Australia educators to grow shade and habitat, taking action on cooling Country and our school grounds.