Stories and highlights

Year 6 Sydney Leadership Camp

Our Year 6 leaders had an unforgettable experience at the 2026 Halogen National Young Leaders Day in Sydney!

They were inspired by incredible speakers including Catherine Laga'aia, Jess Yates, Nick Hudson and Jacqui Bell, who shared powerful messages about leadership, resilience and chasing your goals.

Students also got involved in fun activities, from learning a dance to participating in interactive games, making the day both engaging and inspiring.

Beyond the event, our students enjoyed exploring some of Sydney’s iconic sights and captured plenty of special moments along the way.

It was a truly eye-opening and motivating experience, and our young leaders returned ready to make a positive difference in our school community!

Year 6 Bournda Peer Support Camp

Students enjoyed the experience of attending the Peer Support Camp in Bournda, where they built new friendships, developed teamwork skills, and gained confidence through fun and interactive activities. The camp provides a supportive environment that encourages personal growth and connection among peers.

Stage 3 Camp

Our Stage 3 students had an incredible time at Jindabyne camp, making the most of every moment with great spirit and teamwork.

They enjoyed activities like the Maze, canoeing, slider bikes, and exploring the ‘Jindy Market,’ challenging themselves and having fun together throughout the day.

One of the highlights was joining our small schools’ community. It was wonderful to see our student’s making new friends, supporting others and helping to make camp a fun time for everyone!

A huge thank you to the small school’s community for making this amazing experience possible. Your support helps our students grow, learn, and enjoy valuable time outside the classroom.

Here’s to more adventures and great memories ahead!

Swimming

NSW Department of Education School Swimming and Water Safety Program.

Swimming for Sport and School Swimming Carnival.

UOW Discovery Day - Bega Campus

Our Year 6 students recently enjoyed an exciting Discovery Day at the University of Wollongong’s Bega Campus. The visit gave them a firsthand look at university life, inspiring curiosity and a passion for learning through interactive workshops and campus tours. It was a fantastic opportunity for students to explore future education pathways in a supportive and engaging environment.

Water Bug Survey

The Bournda Water Bug Survey is a fun, hands-on activity where students explore local waterways to study water bugs and learn about freshwater ecosystems. This experience helps raise awareness of environmental health and the importance of protecting our natural habitats.

Let's Get It Sorted waste education program.

The Let's Get It Sorted program, run by Bournda Environmental Education Centre, is a hands-on waste education initiative designed to empower students with practical knowledge about waste management and recycling. Through engaging activities and real-world learning, the program encourages young minds to make sustainable choices and reduce their environmental footprint.

Bemboka Flower Show

The students enjoy being part of the Annual Bemboka Flower Show. They showcase artwork and floral arrangements for judging.

Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation Program

Our students are thriving in the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation program, where they learn valuable cooking and gardening skills. This hands-on experience fosters healthy eating habits, creativity, and a deeper connection to the food they grow and prepare.

STEM Pentathlon

Students eagerly participated in the STEM Pentathlon, tackling exciting challenges that sparked their creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. This engaging event inspired a passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on activities and friendly competition.

AFL Skills Program

This year our school participated in the AFL Skills Program. It is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of Australian Rules Football in a supportive and enjoyable environment. Through a range of specially tailored drills and activities, students work on improving key skills such as kicking, handballing, marking, and game awareness. The program emphasises not only physical fitness but also important values like teamwork, fair play, and communication. By participating, students build confidence, develop coordination, and foster a love for sport, all while having fun and staying active.

2025 Book Week Celebrations

Book an Adventure

Our 2025 Book Week was a wonderful success, bringing families together to celebrate the joy of reading. The highlight of the week was the much-anticipated Book Parade, where students showcased their favourite book characters in colourful and creative costumes.

Soccer Knockout

Our students showed great teamwork and sportsmanship during the Soccer Knockout competition, playing with enthusiasm and determination. The event was a fantastic opportunity to build skills, make new friends, and celebrate the spirit of the game.

Sapphire Coast Learning Community

Performing Arts Festival

Two brilliant evenings of performances from various local school at the SCLC Performing Arts Festival in Bega. The calibre of performances across the Sapphire Coast Public Schools was incredible. We had students perform in the choir and our Dance Ensemble.

Harmony Day

Our school proudly celebrates Harmony Day, embracing the rich cultural diversity that makes our community unique. Through engaging activities and shared stories, students come together to promote respect, inclusion, and a sense of belonging for everyone. Harmony Day is a special reminder that we all thrive when we celebrate our differences and work as one.

Easter Hat

Our school’s Easter Hat Parade was a vibrant and joyous celebration that brought the whole community together. Students from every grade put their creativity on display, designing and decorating Easter hats with bright colours, spring flowers, and festive themes. The parade not only showcased their artistic talents but also encouraged teamwork and school spirit as students helped each other prepare their unique hats. Family members and staff joined in to cheer on the participants, making the event a fun-filled occasion that brightened the school day and celebrated the joy of the Easter season.