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Youth asked to apply for taskforce

Young people looking to make a difference in the community are encouraged to apply to be a part of next year’s Regional Youth Taskforce, a ministerial advisory group with a…





Catch-up tutoring garners strong results

An online tutoring pilot program developed by children’s education charity, The Smith Family, has achieved strong results for school students struggling with literacy and numeracy. The Catch-Up Learning program offered…





Let’s Play Bowls

Let’s Play Bowls is a program designed to promote the sport of lawn bowls to primary and high school students and is looking for Central Coast schools and families to…




Landcare grants up for grabs

Schools on the Peninsula are being encouraged to apply for landcare grants aimed at helping to educate students on the importance of the environment. With grants of up to $1,000…


Students warned of dangers of vaping

Schools across the Central Coast are warning parents and students about the dangers of vaping. President of the Central Coast P&C association, Sharryn Brownlee, said people need to take vaping…




No student to be left behind

The region’s public transport providers have given Central Coast families piece of mind that no child will be left behind as students return to school en masse. When the NSW…


Two students among top three writers

Two Brisbane Water Secondary College students were among the top three of the Central Coast High Schools Writing Competition. “Results are in on the Central Coast High Schools Writing Competition,…


Another 160kg of rubbish removed

Students from Narara Valley High School’s Support Unit participated in the Clean4Shore program on June 5. “Students went out on the Brisbane Water with the Clean4Shore team. “The weather was…