Upcoming Events

Feb
24
Wed
Faction Swimming Carnival
Feb 24 @ 9:30 am – 1:30 pm

Programme Flyer – Faction Carnival – Swimming – 2021

Swim race events and novelty events will run simultaneously.
If a swimming race event is subject to heats (eg Event 1 – Boys 50m Backstroke Year 5 Event – 3 heats), ribbons are awarded to those with the fastest times per event. (ie. If you win your heat this may not mean you have won the event)
Students are required to wear race bathers, broad brim hats, sunscreen and Faction shirts.  All students will travel to, and from, Terry Tyzack on the bus. The children will also be required to bring their recess, lunch and bottles of water from home, as there will be no canteen orders.
Feb
25
Thu
Water Conservation Incursion – ELC4 & ELC5
Feb 25 @ 9:30 am – 12:00 pm

2 sessions provided by Waterwise Schools

Mar
3
Wed
Water in Aboriginal Culture Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5
Mar 3 @ 9:30 am – 2:50 pm

Various sessions throughout the day provided by Waterwise schools

Mar
5
Fri
Uniform Shop Open – 2021
Mar 5 @ 8:00 am – 8:30 am

Welcome to CoolbiniaPrimary School

Coolbinia Primary School is an Independent Public Primary School set amongst native bushland and open spaces of Coolbinia. Enriched by a strong community and a friendly, caring atmosphere, the school has developed close, productive partnerships with a range of organisations. We have a strong connection to our local environment and sustainable practices developing students with a community conscious view.

Coolbinia PS is committed to continual improvement in digital technologies and STEM learning. In doing so we support our students in developing the skills, knowledge and understandings required to access 21st Century learning tools and the opportunities to use them in finding solutions to authentic, real world problems. Our experienced educators work alongside our parents and community, to guide students to be the best version of themselves. Our students are our greatest resource and they are supported in developing the attributes required to become leaders and instilling in them a love of learning.

Acknowledgement to Country

Kaya wanju moorditj maarmans, moorditch yorgas.

Hello, welcome great men and great women. We would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, the Wadjak people, part of the Noongar nation. Wadjak country extends from Perth and all through the Swan Coastal Plains. It is on this very place we meet today where the Wadjak people have lived for thousands of years and will continue to live for tens of thousands more.

As their elders have stated, we are all a part of this journey together and it is important that we embrace OUR Wadjak culture, with the respect and acknowledgement it deserves. We also acknowledge the contributions of Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Australians to the education of all children and people in this country we all live in and share together – Australia. It is a privilege to be meeting on this land.