Take 3 for the Sea youth leadership program available
Wyong High School is one of the first schools in NSW to show interest in a youth leadership program run by Take 3 for the Sea. The free program aims…
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Funds raised from The Entrance Lions Sunday market support local schools
More places and more courses available at Ourimbah campus
Easter raffle to raise funds
New before and after school and vacation care service for Kariong
Junior Landcare grants up for grabs
New program offered to Coast schools
NAIDOC Week award for Bethany
Lots of enrolments at Ourimbah campus
Astounding haul from waterways cleanup
Children at Kincumber High School braved the blustery conditions on February 15 and helped clean up their local waterways as part of the Clean 4 Shore program. Fifteen eager students…
$204M school to be built at Charmhaven
A new school at Charmhaven is being planned by St Philip’s Christian College Education Foundation. St Philip’s bought the 40ha parcel of land between Arizona Rd and the Pacific Hwy…
Orientation Week underway at Ourimbah
As Orientation Week kicked off on Monday, February 15, at the Ourimbah campus of The University of Newcastle, enrolments so far are showing positive signs of growth in student numbers…
Free bus passes only apply if walk to school is more than 2.3kms
Swansea MP, Yasmin Catley, is calling for a review of the NSW Government’s “rigid” bus pass policy because it is “forcing children to walk long and dangerous distances to school”….
MacKillop students nominated for Australia Day Awards
Five students from Warnervale’s MacKillop Catholic College have been recognised for their generosity and community spirit. Jackson Lantry, Caleb Pantos, Ember-Rose Rutherford, Samuel Wolscher and Trinity Young were all recognised…
Terrigal debating team triumphs
Facing off against 666 schools, the Terrigal Primary School debating team, Terrigal Tigers, was named runner-up in the 2020 NSW Premiers Debating Challenge. The four-person team consisted of Year Six…
Artistic talent runs in the Lynch family
Art runs in the family for the Lynches, with Central Coast twins, Amelia and Harley Lynch, graduating with a Master of Fine Art (MFA) from the National Art School (NAS)…
We Care Connect helps kids get back to school
Peninsula students were among those to benefit from a Back to School initiative organised by Central Coast volunteer-run charity We Care Connect. With the help of the local community, more…
Kids back at school, but need to mask up on public transport
As hundreds of students returned to Peninsula schools from January 27 following the Christmas holiday period, students aged 12 and over were reminded of the need to wear masks on…
Great start to new year
Students and families of two Peninsula schools had a great start to the new year, thanks to a huge community collaboration which saw supplies and uniform items donated to Woy…
Mannering Park Public School on snake alert
Mannering Park Public School is on snake alert following several snake sightings around the school grounds. Principal, Mitchell Welham, took to the school’s Facebook page to inform the school community…