Bold new vision for shop-top housing at Deepwater Plaza
A group of Central Coast students has come up with an ingenious plan to build residences atop Deepwater Plaza at Woy Woy to help address the region’s housing shortage. The…
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Central Coast schools honoured for achievements
Ten Central Coast schools have been acknowledged for their outstanding achievements and contributions to public education at the 2024 Public Education Awards. The recent awards at Sydney Town Hall celebrated 132…
Four coast high schools most improved for HSC results
Brisbane Water Secondary College – Woy Woy Campus, Lisarow High School, Kincumber High School and Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College – The Entrance Campus are among the NSW public high schools…
Reading challenge countdown
The clock is counting down as the Premier’s Reading Challenge enters its final month for 2023, with Brisbane Water Secondary College’s Umina Campus one of several Central Coast schools participating….
New voice for First Nations young people
A new initiative, The MobPod, is set to transform the way First Nations young people in high schools across the Central Coast express themselves. The innovative program offers a dynamic…
College goes from strength to strength
Brisbane Water Secondary College Woy Woy Campus has been recognised as one of the top-performing schools in the state, following significant improvements in its HSC results. The school achieved some…
Local high school students encouraged to explore future career options
Students at both Brisbane Water Secondary College campuses have been encouraged to explore career opportunities through the NSW Government’s Educational Pathways Program which has just been expanded to the local…
Business scholar returns to her roots
A former Brisbane Water Secondary College student and budding business scholar has returned to her roots, securing a full-time job at a local school teaching business studies, legal studies, and…
Bailey’s bowling success
Brisbane Water Secondary College Woy Woy has celebrated the efforts of one of its students in the bowling world. Bailey Meti was named as an Australian Lawn Bowls representative recently…
College receives funding to improve access
Brisbane Water Secondary College Woy Woy campus has received funds to help upgrade its facilities, as part of the NSW Government’s Minor Capital Works Program. Works will involve contrast markings…
Dom to get ‘hands on’ at national science forum
A local student will gain a new insight into science after recently being nominated to attend a national science forum next year. Brisbane Water Secondary College student and Rotary Club…
Teacher recognised as passionate educator
A teacher from Brisbane Water Secondary College (BWSC) Umina has been presented with a national award aimed at recognising ‘outstanding’ teachers who make a difference in promoting healthy and active…
School embarks on a virtual lap of the nation
Brisbane Water Secondary College (BWSC) Umina students and staff are participating in a virtual race around Australia aimed at keeping students active during lockdown. As part of a new ‘adventure’…
School wraps students and families in its web of support
The Woy Woy campus of Brisbane Water Secondary College is officially a ‘positive education’ school which is giving students, teachers and families the tools and tenacity to thrive, even during…
BWCS Umina and Woy Woy Students break 20 year drought
ATHLETICS – Students from Brisbane Water Secondary College’s Umina and Woy Woy campus have helped break a 20-year drought, taking home gold in the Zone Athletics carnival at Mingara Athletics…
Free Safer Driver course on offer to BWSC Woy Woy students
One hundred students at Brisbane Water Secondary College (BWSC) Woy Woy will have the opportunity to participate in the Transport for NSW Safer Drivers Course, thanks to a recent grant…
BWSC Umina Campus students choose water
Brisbane Water Secondary College Umina Beach Campus is one of 20 schools across the Central Coast to take part in an Australia-first study into the consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks by…
Students all set for farm stays
A local community group has stepped up to help Peninsula students learn about farming practices with the handover of a pop-up camping site on Tuesday, November 24. The AgFarm program…
Umina student joins NSW ministerial student council
A Umina student has been asked to sit on a NSW ministerial student council steering committee to help provide input into government education policy. Charli Grant, from Brisbane Water Secondary…
Student return based on house groups
Students at Woy Woy campus of Brisbane Water Secondary College will return to school one day a week based on house groups. Students will be allocated a day to attend…