Mount Elliot resident, Ella Sandeman, is the 2020 recipient of TAFE’s Central Coast Campus Friends’ (CCCF) Equity Award, valued at $500. CCCF is an association of volunteers encouraging post-school learning…
In collaboration with the University of Newcastle, a Brisbane Water women’s group has helped develop a wellbeing program for NSW students in time for the 2021 school year. Soroptimist International…
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…
For the past few weeks, Year Two students at Pretty Beach Public School have been looking at the life cycle of silkworms. Zoe from class 2H said the whole class…
Wadalba Community School’s (WCS) Primary Debate Team have made school history as its highest placing team in the Premier’s Debating Challenge. The team of Isabella Koen, Sienna Oliver, Matilda Sozinyu…
Students, staff, and parents at Chertsey Public School are playing Santa this Christmas by collecting presents for children at Coast Shelter. The initiative, Reverse Santa, has been running for over…
A special careers video will be available to Central Coast students until November 16th. The Skills and Thrills Digital Careers Showcase is a unique and engaging careers video available to…
Central Coast Council’s apprentice and undergraduate programs for 2021 have been put on hold as a result of its financial crisis and $89M deficit. As part of its Business Recovery…
A new technology training program is set to be launched at three Central Coast high schools. Parliamentary Secretary for the Central coast, Adam Crouch, said the P-TECH program is a…
Construction will begin within months on the multi-million-dollar upgrade at Brooke Ave Public School, Killarney Vale. Parliamentary Secretary for Central Coast, Adam Crouch, announced that Tuggerah company North Construction and…
Four local schools will be doing their part to save lives as well as the planet this National Recycling Week (NRW, November 9-13) by collecting bottles and cans to raise…
Hundreds of fee-free training courses are now available for school leavers, young people and job seekers as part of the NSW Government’s ‘Skilling for Recovery’ initiative. Parliamentary Secretary for the…
Central Coast Montessori Primary School will receive an extra 15 students, following approval by the Local Planning Panel (LPP) to increase numbers to 60. Apart from the extra 15 students,…
Students from Warnervale’s MacKillop Catholic College have won a Group Award for Outstanding Dancing at the 2020 OzTheatrics Junior Theatre Festival Australia. Presented as a hybrid in person/online event from…
Students from Warnervale’s MacKillop Catholic College raised money for charity at their recent Crazy Sock Day. There was nary a boring foot in sight on October 30, with students donning…
The Coronavirus has robbed Year 12 students of many things this year, but for HSC Visual Arts students at Warnervale’s MacKillop Catholic College, there’s one long running tradition that remains…
Central Coast Council is teaming up with Lake Haven’s Gravity Youth Centre to offer free skateboard building workshops throughout November. Kicking off on November 4, the six week program will…
Students from Wyong Christian Community School (WCCS) have raised thousands of dollars for the Mito Foundation by taking part in The Bloody Long Walk. The annual event is typically held…
A Umina netball team participated in a fun gala day tournament against local schools on Friday October 16 at Lemon Grove Netball Courts. Umina Beach Public School’s netball team placed…
A rainbow of colour is coming to Umina Beach Public School with students set to participate in their very own ColourRun on November 19. Principal Lyn Davis said the event…