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Our Year 7 and 8 Japanese students have been busy learning about the Japanese festival/national holiday called Children's Day, also known as kodomo no hi. Our students were excited to learn about this tradition and participate in some hands-on activities.

Ms. Dracopoulos shares information regarding the release of the HSC timetable, UAC applications, and Careers NSW program and discusses the importance of staying on top of all information and key dates provided to them.

During the school holidays, students will have more time to spend online, but it's important to remember that what is posted online, may stay there forever.

This term, Year 12 Physics students travelled to the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) at Lucas heights to gather information important for their Depth Study into using radioisotopes for scientific investigation.

The school year is well underway for English and Drama students. As we approach the halfway mark of the academic year, we’re excited to share the progress and achievements of our students through upcoming assessment feedback and reports.

The Midjuburi Youth Resource Centre (MYRC) has released its school holiday program for the upcoming school holidays. See below for details.

The second installment of the Year 10 and 11 Performance Club was to see Scenes from The Climate Era at Belvoir Theatre in Surry Hills.

Term 2 has been busy for Year 10 students as they continue working towards their ROSA certificate. It has been wonderful to see so many students demonstrating commitment and maturity towards their studies.

Our wondrous Winter Gala evenings will be back for 2023.

Inner West Council Libraries are promoting free HSC workshops to provide students with knowledge and skills to help them achieve their best in their studies.

Students are invited to apply for our Term 3 TAS Enrichment programs delivered by industry practitioners.

This term Year 10 students participated in NAPCAN’s highly regarded Love Bites program.

Local community organisations with the support of the Inner West Council will be delivering a 2-day empowerment workshop for girls. See details below.

Applications are now open for those aged between 16-24 to join their Mental Health Youth Advisory Group.

On Friday the 16 June, 56 athletes from our school competed against 8 other schools from across the Bligh Zone in a variety of track and field events.

Year 9, class of 26’ were recently appointed with a new year advisor, Mr Oakden. Year 9 have handled this change wonderfully and showcased their resilience and openness to new opportunities by welcoming English teacher Thomas Oakden into the role.

Our science students are always learning through hands-on and creative experiences. Here is an insight into what our Year 7 and Year 12 students have been working on.

It has been a busy year for the Drama faculty, with students from each year group engaging in many of the extra curricular activities on offer, as well as the learning that goes on in their classrooms.

Term 2 has been another eventful period, with students and teachers hard at work.

Our school uses several methods to efficiently communicate news and payment information to students and parents. To make sure you are across school matters such as events, online canteen orders, payments and more, please see below for a summary of our communication and payment channels and how they are used.

Congratulations to Year 7 art/design stream student, Anja W who was a runner-up in the 2023 Harmony Day poster competition. Anja received her special award on Tuesday 20 June 2023 at Parliament House, Sydney.

It’s been a hectic term for Year 8 so far with a huge range of activities in both an academic and social sense.

The University of Newcastle is seeking parents and children to help test if a text message program is an effective approach to preventing youth vaping.

The search is on for talented young creatives to enter the 2023 Young Creatives Awards!

This term our year 10 students participated in an interactive Mental Fitness program which was facilitated by elite athlete Giorgia Patten.

Reverse Garbage has just launched its student creative reuse competition, which is now open to all secondary and tertiary students across Australia.