Update from the Campus Principal

Principal's Report

Dear Parents,

The secondary toilets are now complete and ready for student use. I would like to thank our students for their patience while these upgrades were carried out.

It has been a busy couple of weeks, with excursions and the recent regional assembly. I commend our students for their excellent behaviour throughout these events and thank the staff who organised the excursions.

It was fantastic to see so many of our students recognised at the regional assembly for achieving Gold level in house points. Keep up the great work!

Wishing you a lovely weekend.

Regards,
Mr Jason Marien


Student recognition

House Points Awards


Primary spotlight

World of Maths Day

The Wagga campus proudly welcomed and hosted 70 students and staff from four campuses - Cowra, Leeton, Albury, and Condobolin. It was fantastic to see students from Years 3–6 come together to enjoy each other’s company while participating in a day full of hands-on mathematics activities.

Problem-solving, collaboration, and lateral thinking were strongly evident throughout the day, with students actively engaging in each challenge.

We also extend a big thank you to Mrs Georgia Urquhart for coordinating a delicious and nourishing morning tea and lunch. Both students and staff greatly appreciated the healthy menu, which also reinforced the important learning from our recent Mission Nutrition day at Leeton campus.


Investigating Maps

This week, students have been investigating maps, exploring the different types, their purposes, and how they function. We were fortunate to welcome Mr Holt and students from the Cowra Campus, which provided a wonderful opportunity for collaboration. During the lesson, students worked together to locate streets using a traditional Street Directory; an activity they thoroughly enjoyed, especially as it was a new experience for many. We also explored a range of maps, including local maps of Wagga Wagga, as well as train, ferry, and city centre maps. Students greatly enjoyed working alongside their Cowra peers and gained a deeper understanding of how technology has changed the way we navigate and use maps over time.


Primary Choir

Miss Stephanie Johnston and the Primary choir.

This morning the Primary choir preformed two of the songs they have been learning to their parents.

Thank you to those who were able to make it, the students loved having you here and they sounded fantastic.

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Science​

During Science, the primary students were tasked with designing and creating boats that could float and move using a form of air power. They explored a range of propulsion methods, including balloon-powered, wind-powered, fan/propeller-powered, and straw-blown boats. Through this hands-on activity, students developed their understanding of key scientific concepts such as force, motion, buoyancy, and the difference between push and pull.


Secondary spotlight

CO2 Dragsters

Last Friday, Wagga campus hosted the year 8 students form Albury, Leeton and Condobolin for the yearly knockout competition as a culmination to the Dragster unit. The student designed Dragster cars from a balsa timber blank considering weight, aerodynamics and friction. The cars were fast, getting up to 78km per hour over the 20m track. It was great to see the students get together and the great designs for the cars. The winner of the knockout competition was Darby Hocking from Albury, second was Matilda from Wagga and third was Arlen from Leeton.

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Secondary Sport - Volleyball​

This term, students have been developing their volleyball skills in P.E., building confidence and teamwork on the court. Through a range of drills and games, they have been practising key techniques such as serving, passing, and setting. It has been great to see improvement in both skill level and communication, with many students demonstrating greater control and coordination.

A shout out to Ngaire and Trelise for living the student personas in P.E. – both of you took the initiative to spend time teaching our Year 7s key volleyball skills, practising with them and encouraging them during games. A huge thank you for this, keep it up.

Ms. Lieschke


Campus news

SLT Updates

The Student Leadership Team has kicked off 2026 with some clear and exciting goals, built around five key vision areas focused on leadership, teamwork, and improving the student experience. They’re really stepping up - leading discussions, promoting campus goals and making sure they’re consistently involved in events and school life.

A big focus for the team is running at least three high-impact events and making sure students genuinely enjoy them, aiming for over 85% satisfaction. Their positive energy and commitment are already making a difference across the campus.

On top of that, an amazing achievement worth celebrating—they placed 2nd in the country for their infographic, which is a great reflection of their creativity and effort.


Regional Assembly - Campus Captures 2

There were some glitching issues in the Regional Assembly Campus Captures 2 last week, which featured Wagga Campus. Please find below video without glitches.

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Semester 1 Exam Timetables


Tolland Renewal Update


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