Edible Garden Trail March, 2020
Sal and I spent a wet but cheerful day on Sunday, welcoming visitors to the Edible Garden Trail. Rain doesn’t dampen the enthusiasm of a gardener! We shared our beautiful…
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North West Island, The Great Barrier Reef, November 2019
Snorkel at the drop off and we drift over undersea gardens like a patchwork of villages. Everywhere there is relationship, community; Old Man Stingray is buried in the sand in…
Yellowmundee Cultural Camp: Yenama Budgari Gumara – Walk with Good Spirit
Years 6 – 10 spent a wonderful day at Yellomundee last Wednesday. Stepping out of the bus after only a 35 minute drive and we already begin to breathe differently.…
HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL – BESTEST WORLD
Year 8 and 9 proudly present Bestest World!, a stunning new Musical Show. Set your smartphones to virtual reality and be prepared to witness a high octane performance of music,…
Class 4/5 Play Term 3, 2019 “Love is in the Air”
A Tragic Romance or a Romantic Tragedy Inspired by and adapted by S’haila Bernard from the Play “Persephone” written by Diane Tatum, Linden McCall, William Ward, Rosemary Vallance, Edouard Shuré,…
Spring Open Day, Kindling a Deeper Social Feeling, September 2019
It was a beautiful Spring day on Saturday for our Open Day, the theme of Kindling a Deeper Social Feeling very much evident. Spring came with blossoms and bees, and…
Science Day, Sustainability and Science, August 2019
As part of Science Week, we held our annual Science Day where scientists from our school and wider community are invited to run mini-workshops for students from class 1 through…
GIVE A DAM – BUILDING WALLS
Sharing here a beautiful and passionate poem written by Lucy Bell, Year 9 as part of her Geography investigation into the raising of Warragamba Dam wall. It speaks to the…
Winter’s Night, June 2019
As we came together at dusk down by the lake, there was a sense of excitement and anticipation as families chatted on their journey to our school on the hill.…
Autumn Fair 2019, Connecting to Place
Our fair began with a very heartfelt Welcome to Country by Aunty Carol and lovely musical items from our students. The wonderful performances by the students continued on under Steve Grieve’s…