As I sit to write this newsletter article, I am looking over the Ag Plot at PCS and thinking about where we have come from and the progress that has…
It was lovely to spend time, despite the windy conditions, celebrating Father’s Day with Dads, Grandads and special father figures this morning at school. It was all about creating memories…
A few days ago, I took my Year 5 class to the Makerspace for a STEM lesson. The activity was pretty straightforward: combine a few pieces of dowel and plastic…
The great thing about working as a part of a team is seeing what each person adds to the group and the value that they provide to the big picture.…
The past couple of weeks have just been fantastic if you’re a fan of the Olympics! But even if you’re not, I can’t imagine how anyone couldn’t be impressed by…
At the Atlanta Olympics in 1996, American sprinter Michael Johnson lined up in the final of the men’s 400m. Having already won the 200m, Johnson was about to attempt something…
Last Tuesday PCS sent two lawn bowls teams to compete in the Bowls NSW Interschools Challenge. Our White Team was made up of Annie Teague (NSW State Champion in Lawn…
It was a lovely Tuesday when the School Senior Choir and the Senior Chapel Vocal Group went to Forbes to compete in the Eisteddfod. We competed against Daramalan College who…
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…
