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Bright Ideas
Do you have a ‘Bright Idea”? Have you identified something within our school that you think needs attention? Would you like to see a process or procedure improved? We value your input, ideas and would like to ask you to take the time to share your thoughts with us....
Social Handprint
The Social Handprint refers to all the ways our school is working to increase wellbeing, social and cultural sustainability. Last week the ecological footprint aspects of Sustainability at our school were reviewed, this week we are focussing on the other key feature...
EdConnect – here to connect generations and communities
We are very proud to share a video featuring one of our wonderful EdConnect volunteers Sheila Hollingworth with her two mentees Mason and Emily. Sheila is a qualified OT, author and cartoonist. She brings not only her skills but her precious gift of time to help our...
How to use Coolbinia PS Kiss and Drive
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNwT5xc9K5w&feature=youtu.be
Connect – Online Communication
Connect is a secure, web based communication system developed and maintained by the Department of Education. It provides teachers, students and parents with secure access to a collaborative online learning environment via the internet. Coolbinia Primary School uses...
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Welcome to Coolbinia Primary 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.