New England students will continue to benefit from hands-on vocational learning while still at school, as the State Government announces ongoing funding of $38.9 million for the Educational Pathways Program
School News
Local teachers recognised for achieving the highest levels of accreditation
Eight teachers from the New England have joined a record number of teachers from across the state to be recognised for achieving the highest levels of accreditation.
TAS runner wins age group in Sydney City2Surf
The Armidale School’s team of 220 certainly made their presence known in this year’s City to Surf, whether it be Mack Oxley winning his age category, a group of students pushing Wallaby Richard Tombs in his wheelchair, or the sheer grit and determination of the 14km challenge in often trying conditions.Â
Snow no barrier to TAS, Sydney Grammar rugby clash
In a match that will surely become folklore, TAS and Sydney Grammar braved snow and mud on Backfield, with TAS taking a 25–3 win in their final GPS home game of the season.
Netballers converge in Inverell
It was game on in Inverell as more than 280 secondary students hit the courts for a full day of action in the Netball NSW Schools Cup.
New England families set to benefit from new public preschools
Hundreds of families in the New England region are closer to fee-free early learning, with three new public preschools on the way.
Teen sleuths gather for Forensic Science Camp
From Sherlock to Vera, students will join bright young minds at The Armidale School’s annual Forensic Science Camp next week.
Bingara gets spicy for Mexican and Margs trivia night
Bingara is getting ready to fiesta as the much-loved Mexican and Margaritas Trivia Night returns next month, with tickets available now.
Tamworth High to gain expanded gifted education program
Tamworth High School has been named as one of 14 schools in the state to deliver the High Potential and Gifted Education program.
Spit Spot! PLC Armidale’s Mary Poppins was practically perfect
REVIEW: With a spoonful of imagination and a full measure of heart, PLC Armidale’s production of Mary Poppins was a delight from beginning to end — and proved just how magical high school theatre can be.
