Renovation works underway at Kincumber High School
A number of renovation works are underway at Kincumber High School. You may have noticed there have been a number of upgrades made to various areas around the school during…
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Central Coast Grammar win Science and Engineering Challenge
Central Coast Grammar School has taken out the 2019 Central Coast Science and Engineering Challenge. The Challenge (SEC) is a nationwide STEM outreach program presented by the University of Newcastle….
HSC high achievers recognised
High school leavers from across the Central Coast have breathed a collective sigh of relief with the publishing of the 2018 HSC results on December 13. Schools from the former…
Award-winning music educator, researcher & writer to lecture in Wyoming
The Central Coast Conservatorium of Music will bring, Dr Anita Collins, award winning educator, researcher and writer, to the Coast to share her knowledge on why music learning is so…
Special education classes give musical performances
Woy Woy Public School celebrated International Day of People with Disability on December 3. “Students from the special education classes entertained the school and community with a number of musical…
Patrice Jones awarded Science scholarship
A University of Newcastle PhD candidate studying food science at Ourimbah Campus, is destined to make a global mark after being awarded a prestigious travel scholarship to the USA. Patrice…
Mayor hosts youth climate forum
Central Coast Mayor, Jane Smith, hosted a youth forum on climate change policy, in Gosford Council Chambers, on November 30. Council has released a draft Climate Change Policy aiming for…
103 students vulnerable after school closure
The founder of an independent arts and vocational college at Kincumber, has called for an independent inquiry into why the school has been closed. Gabrielle McIntosh said the Eagle Arts…
Premier announces additional school funding
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Education Minister, Rob Stokes, visited Valley View Public School on December 5 to announce an additional $100m will be added to the NSW Liberal and…
36 students receive Rotary Citizenship Awards
The Rotary Club of Northlakes Toukley was proud to present 36 students from 18 local primary schools with Rotary Citizenship Awards at a special ceremony held in November. “Both private…
Mikalah’s big idea
Mikalah Strickland, a Year 6 student at Green Point Christian College, has been named a national finalist in the 2018 Origin’s LittleBigIdea Competition. LittleBigIdea seeks to unearth Australia’s greatest young…
Digital technology incorporated at school
In an effort to prepare students for a future dominated by technology and innovation driven careers, Central Coast Grammar School (CCGS) has been incorporating more digital technology learning into its…
Students participate in Sculpture by the Bay Exhibition
Year 10 Visual Art students from St Brigid’s Catholic College, Lake Munmorah , participated in the Sculpture by the Bay Exhibition at the Edogawa Commemorative Garden. “Congratulations to our students…
Woodport Public School celebrated its 125th birthday
Woodport Public School celebrated its 125th birthday on October 26. The milestone celebration was highlighted with the unveiling of the school’s time capsule, which had been buried 25 years earlier…
Copacabana students in Canberra
Stage 3 students from Copacabana Public School visited Canberra, as part of their studies on Civics and Citizenship. “Stage 3 had a massive day in Canberra,” said Principal, Ben Thomas….
Minister sees next generation learning facilities
Central Coast Grammar School (CCGS) had a visit from Education Minister, Rob Stokes, and Member for Terrigal, Adam Crouch, on October 15. “Term 4 got off to a great start…
Students collect 420 kilograms of rubbish
Students from Brisbane Water Secondary College Woy Woy Campus removed 420 kilograms of litter from Woy Woy Bay during a session with Clean4Shore on October 26. A high tide allowed…
Students attend Invictus Games
Stage 3 students from Ettalong Public School attended the Invictus Games as part of the Department of Education’s Invictus Games Education Experience. “The Invictus Games has been a huge success…
Volunteers wanted for ethics classes
Woy Woy South Public School is seeking volunteers to teach ethics classes at the school. “We are seeking volunteers so that we can continue to offer ethics classes to children…
Students hear rare toadlet
Year 2 students from Woy Woy Public School went on an excursion to the nature reserve at Kincumba Mountain on October 22. “Students learnt how to tell the difference between…