This term, the Year 5 Dolphins have been learning a variety of new concepts in Science lessons and then applying this knowledge to design some interesting creations in their technology…
For the last two weeks in Chapel we have been exploring how kids view themselves, how they build confidence and how they are affected by others. I have been lucky…
2024 has been a huge year for PCS Year 8 student Annie Teague.The talented lawn bowler has already had a year to remember and we haven’t even made it to the…
The PCS Junior Girls Soccer team played two games in Bathurst – Round 3 and 4 of the Bill Turner Trophy knockout competition. They went down in the first 2-0…
There was a mixture of nervous energy and excitement as Kindergarten, Year 1 and Year 2 stepped off the bus at the Forbes Town Hall, ready to perform in the…
There is a wonderful story of integrity found in the Bible in Daniel Chapter 3. It’s a classic Sunday School lesson and one that amazes people the first time they…
This week I have been on a trip down memory lane. Unfortunately, I lost a long-time family friend this week and I have spent some time with my family reminiscing…
As a PE teacher I get to work alongside students and teach a variety of sports and activities. The variety of sports is quite diverse as are the rules that…
Our Senior Advanced English class had the opportunity to participate in a workshop fun by Eleni from Bell Shakespeare Company. The class got to get up and bring Richard III…
On Tuesday 21st May, four Primary school students represented PCS at the CWA Public Speaking competition in Condobolin. Evangeline Brown and John McConnell competed in the Stage 2 competition with…
Last Saturday our PASS student cooked up a storm down at Regional Business Supplies. Delicious slices, drinks and bacon and egg rolls were sold in order to help them raise money for their…
Have you ever been to a concert where you just came away thinking that was great? Last weekend I went to the For King and Country- Home Coming Tour concert…
