Woy Woy PS celebrates aboriginal culture
Students at Woy Woy Public School celebrated NAIDOC Week 2021 with a day of ‘fun and engaging learning experiences’ in a ‘wonderful celebration’ of Aboriginal Culture on June 24. The…
Education
Much-needed changes to NAPLAN are being implemented
Central Coast Council of P&Cs (CCCPC) has welcomed the news that NSW is “leading the charge” in implementing “much-needed” changes to NAPLAN. State Education Minister, Sarah Mitchell, said this week…
Y NSW is offering online opportunities to promote active wellness at home
With the Central Coast plunged into Covid lockdown, the Y NSW is staying committed to connection, offering online opportunities to promote active wellness at home for the young and the…
Schools restart online learning
Central Coast schools will begin remote operations today, in line with advice from NSW Health and the current stay-at-home orders. Central Coast Parents and Citizens Association President Sharryn Brownlee said…
Builders improvise for Terrigal High School roofwork
In a first for public schools in NSW, a helicopter has been used in place of a crane to lift and place roof sheeting onto buildings at Terrigal High School….
Free classes on line
With school holidays heavily disrupted by the latest COVID-19 lockdown, one Coast business is offering its services digitally for free to give everyone something to do while being trapped at…
New guidelines to put community at the heart of planning
St Cecilia’s Primary School in Wyong had a special visitor on June 9, when author, Dr Cameron Stelzer, also known as The Story Doctor, came to present a workshop about…
ETASC reports strong results from its Gifted and Talented Program
ET Australia Secondary College (ETASC), located in the Gosford city centre, has been experiencing success with its Gifted and Talented Program (GAT). Coupled with the college’s no homework policy, GAT…
Henry Kendall HS wins debating contest
Henry Kendall High School’s Year 9 and 10 Debating Team has had several recent successes. “The team had a fantastic win in their debate against Gosford High School on Thursday,…
Milkshakes and Masterpieces
Two new activities will be offered from July by Regional Youth Support Services (RYSS) along with their usual range of Abilities Programs for National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) recipients. Expressions…
Woy Woy PS kicks off Dance Festival
Woy Woy Public School have kicked off their dance program with the opening of this year’s Central Coast Dance Festival on Wednesday, June 16. The school’s Guliyali Dance Group opened…
School holiday activities severely restricted
With COVID-19 rearing its ugly head again, there is little that Coast students can physically do during the school holidays, as many previously planned events have been scrapped due to…
Jack’s Magic Boots will help children overcome bullying
According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, seven out of 10 children have been bullied at least once within a year, making it a serious issue in schools…
Buddy King shares his knowledge of dot art and knowledge of Aboriginal culture
Breakers Indoor Sports Stadium at Terrigal will hold workshops by Coast Aboriginal artist, Buddy King, during the second week of the school holidays. The Buddy Loves Dot Art Cultural Workshop…
$530,000 committed for NAISDA creative learning centre
The National Aboriginal and Islander Skills Development Association (NAISDA) has welcomed a $530,000 commitment from the State Government for a Final Business Case to establish Naya Wa Yugali, Australia’s Centre…
Kincumber High School students clean up half a tonne of rubbish from waterways
A group of students from Kincumber High school joined Clean4Shore in a massive cleanup on June 18, with 480kg of rubbish collected for disposal at the tip. The student group…
Star Scientific and Rotary combine for 20th Science and Engineering Challenge
Around 240 Year Nine and Year Ten students competed in the 20th Science and Engineering Challenge, held at St Edwards College, East Gosford on June 17. The students competed in…
NAISDA graduates celebrate the end of a very difficult year
Celebrations for the NAISDA Graduating Class of 2020 on June 23 was expected to be full of emotion, following a year of learning unlike any other in the College’s 45-year…
School holiday activities on offer
The winter school holidays start on June 28 and run until July 9. Council libraries believe that they have plenty of activities on offer, suiting all hobbies and interests, to…
Schools receive land care grants
Schools in the Wyong region, including Our Lady of the Rosary at The Entrance, Toukley Public School and St Brendan’s Catholic Primary School at Lake Munmorah, are receiving grants of…