The Premier's Reading Challenge aims to encourage a love of reading for leisure and pleasure in students and to enable them to experience quality literature. It is not a competition but a challenge to each student to read, to read more and to read more widely.
Kindergarten students ...
Kindergarten, Year 1 and Year 2 couldn’t have wished for a better day to hold their Athletics Carnival.
The sun shone and the wind dropped while everyone assembled on the front oval. Cheers from the children filled the air as all of Stage One ran down the track in their 70 metre heats ...
St Columba were fortunate in securing environmental education sessions for all of our Primary students, funded by Port Macquarie Hastings Council.
The theme this year was 'Everything Organic'. The students examined natural and human systems and our role within these. Ideas were explor ...
St Columba Anglican School Primary students participated in the worldwide coding event MoonHack organised by Code Club Australia. The event was an attempt for a Guinness World Record for most number of people coding in a 24 hour period.
The purpose of this MoonHack was to get as many sc ...
Kindergarten, Year 1 and Year 2 students, and their teachers, were treated to a wonderful play by Meerkat Productions which brought to life the CBCA short listed book 'Gary' by Leila Rudge.
Gary is a pigeon who can't fly but he ends up going on an accidental yet amazing adventure, ...
It was with much excitement that our Year 1 students recently celebrated the "100th Day of School" for this year!
Students have been busy counting the days all year, which was a great Mathematics activity for counting, skip counting and number patterns. All of the Year 1 students were ...
Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 classes were privileged to have some senior visitors this week to teach them the 'must-knows' of English!
Mr Mills' Year 9 English class received topics that they were to teach to the Primary students, and then took turns presenting to a number of Primary classes.
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Where do you work best? Do you like to stand, sit, lounge or curl up on a cushion? Students like to work in all sorts of places just like adults do. Research indicates that we all learn differently, so why not in different places and in varied environments?
In the Primary School our s ...
Despite the forecast for storms the only lightning evident on the day was in the pool with many sensational swimming performances on show throughout the day. This included a fantastic effort by Finn Munro who had students, staff and parents on their feet applauding his individual perform ...
Stage 1 students and their teachers had lots of fun dancing away to popular tunes and fun action dances on Wednesday afternoon. Here are just a few photos of the happy faces who jiggled and jived and played musical statues. Can you spot Mr Little doing the YMCA? The gold coin donations c ...
