Around the School 

Guyra Central School Primary Cross Country Carnival – A Day of Achievement and Fun!

On Friday 24 April 2026, our school held its annual Primary Cross Country Carnival, and what a fantastic day it was! We had an outstanding participation rate from students across all year levels, and we are proud of the enthusiasm, perseverance, and sportsmanship demonstrated by everyone involved. It was wonderful to see students pushing themselves, encouraging their peers, and celebrating each other’s successes.

Our infants enjoyed their own Mini Cross Country event, which was full of smiles, laughter, and energetic running. All infants students had a fantastic time, making the most of the opportunity to experience the fun of cross country in a supportive environment.

Thank you to all staff, families, and students for making the event such a success. It was a wonderful day, and we are immensely proud of everyone’s achievements.

ANZAC Day Commemorations at Guyra Central School

On Friday 24 April, Guyra Central School held its annual ANZAC Assembly, providing a meaningful opportunity for our students to reflect on the courage and sacrifice of Australian servicemen and women. The assembly was a special time for us to come together as a school community and pay our respects to all who have served and those who continue to serve.

On ANZAC Day itself, our students proudly participated in the official ANZAC March held in Guyra. Their presence at the march demonstrated the respect and gratitude our school holds for our veterans and the importance of remembrance within our community. We extend a heartfelt thank you to all students who attended and represented Guyra Central School with pride.

We also wish to acknowledge and thank Jenny Atkin, who once again made a beautiful wreath for our students to lay at the RSL Guyra during the ceremony. Your contribution is greatly appreciated and added a meaningful touch to the day.

Thank you to everyone involved for making these commemorative events a success. 

Lest We Forget.

Stage 3 Cricket Knock-Out—A Memorable Day in Moree

On Thursday, 29 April 2026, our Stage 3 students enjoyed a fantastic opportunity to travel to Moree and compete in the school knock-out cricket match against Moree Public School. While the Moree team proved too strong this time, our Guyra Central School students gave their best effort on the field, showing determination, teamwork and great sportsmanship throughout the day. It was wonderful to watch our players support each other, celebrate achievements, and display resilience in the face of tough competition.

The match was not only about cricket, but also about building friendships, learning new skills, and enjoying the spirit of teamwork. Our students took away valuable lessons and memories from the experience, and many are already looking forward to future sporting opportunities.

A big thank you goes to Colin Connors and Tremane for their outstanding coaching and encouragement, which helped our players grow in confidence. We also thank Miss Fletcher for driving the bus and ensuring everyone arrived safely. The day would not have been possible without their support.

Congratulations to all the students who participated—you should be very proud of your effort and the way you represented Guyra Central School. Well done! 🏏

Guyra Central School Annual Cross Country Carnival

On Wednesday, our school community gathered at the picturesque Guyra Golf Course for our annual Secondary Cross Country Carnival. The atmosphere was filled with excitement and enthusiasm as students from all year groups took to the course, participating with determination and celebrating each other’s achievements.

A highlight of the day was our traditional 100 metre dash, with Edward Collins and Jessica Fletcher crossing the finish line first to claim victory. The coveted titles of King and Queen of the Big Hill were won by Sherkaya Munro-Davies and Aidan Brown, after showcasing impressive endurance and spirit over the challenging hill section of the course.

Congratulations are extended to all students who have now qualified to represent Guyra Central School at the North West Carnival in Coolah. We wish you the best of luck at the next level!

A special mention goes to our age champions for 2026:

• 12 Year Champions: Aoife Collins and Jakodah McKellar
• 13 Year Champions: Corey Banfield and Jessica Fletcher
• 14 Year Champions: Braxton Hutton and Latai 'Ale
• 15 Year Champions: Jack Wesley and Rachael Jackson
• 16 Year Champions: Ron Llewellyn and Makayla Galindo

• 17+ Year Champions: Aidan Brown and Shilla Remkonkon

   

We are incredibly proud of all our students for their participation, sportsmanship and support of one another. Days like these embody the spirit of Guyra Central School—where effort, encouragement and community come together.

Well done to all involved!

NSWRL Rugby League Clinic at Guyra Central School

On Friday 1 May, Guyra Central School was fortunate to welcome NSWRL to our school for an engaging Rugby League Clinic. We were especially pleased to have two familiar faces leading the session – Will Hutton, who is currently completing an SBAT with NSWRL, and our 2025 Year 12 student Treigh Bonser-Karhu.

The clinic provided students with the opportunity to participate in a range of fun activities, including skill drills, mini games, and teamwork exercises. Everyone enjoyed learning new skills such as passing, tackling technique, and game strategies, all while having a fantastic time with their classmates.

It was wonderful to see so many students participating enthusiastically, supporting each other and demonstrating the values of fair play, respect, and teamwork throughout the morning. The clinic also highlighted the importance of staying physically active and being involved in group activities, which are vital for both physical and social development.

Events like this help our students discover new interests, build confidence, and develop friendships. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to NSWRL, and to Will and Treigh, for sharing their expertise and inspiring our students.

We look forward to welcoming NSWRL back in the future and to giving students more opportunities to participate in active, inclusive programs at our school.

Reviving Snowflake Magazine at Guyra Central School

We are delighted to share a wonderful achievement by three of our students, Mahayley, Laura, and Charlotte. Inspired by the original Snowflake magazine, which was published many years ago to showcase student work and achievements at Guyra Central School, the girls have recreated their very own version!

As part of the publishing process, Mahayley, Laura and Charlotte printed a draft copy and presented it to Mr Lloyd for approval. He was very impressed by their creativity and dedication, and has given the go ahead for the magazine to be published and distributed to all students in Stage 2 and 3.

Congratulations to Mahayley, Laura and Charlotte for their fantastic initiative. We look forward to future editions of Snowflake magazine and are excited to see what these creative students will do next!

Click the attachment to read the Primary Snowflake. 

Guyra Central School Agriculture Students Excel at Northern Schools Prime Lamb Show

On Tuesday, 5 May, Agriculture students from Guyra Central School travelled to Armidale to participate in the Northern Schools Prime Lamb Show. The event, hosted by Armidale Secondary College, brought together students from 14 schools across the New England and North West regions.

Our students had a fantastic day, showcasing their agricultural skills and teamwork in a competitive environment. Congratulations to Rachael Jackson, who placed third in Lamb Leading, and Lachlan Cruickshank, who also achieved third place in Junior Judging Stage 4. Lacey Cruickshank earned second place, while Shilla Remkonkon achieved third place in Junior Judging Stage 6. Guyra Central School was also proud to place 5th and 6th in the Pen of 3 Lambs competition.

The event was a wonderful opportunity for our students to meet peers from other schools and share their passion for agriculture. We would like to thank Miss Grace Collins, Gwyn Pearson, and Ian Pearson for supporting our students in their preparation, attendance, and participation at the show.

Congratulations to all students involved for representing Guyra Central School with enthusiasm and dedication!

Big Picture Academy Outlearning Adventure at Three Creeks Gold Mine

On Thursday, 23 April, Big Picture Academy students embarked on an exciting outlearning experience at the Three Creeks Gold Mine in Upper Bingara. The students were up bright and early, arriving at school ready to catch the bus to the historic mine site.

Once at the mine, the students immersed themselves in the fascinating world of geology and mining. They began their visit with a tour of the museum, where they learned about various metals and gems found in the area. Following this, the students tried their hand at fossicking, searching the grounds for their own crystals to take home as keepsakes.

The day continued with an educational tour that covered the rich history of the mines and fossicking traditions of the region. To finish off their adventure, the students enjoyed a hands-on gold panning session, experiencing firsthand the traditional methods used by miners.

A big thank you goes to Tremane for driving the bus and supporting this wonderful educational outing. The day was not only fun but offered valuable insights into local history, geology, and mining.

It was a memorable and enriching experience for all involved!

Big Picture One: Exploring Interests and Building Skills

Big Picture One students have been actively engaged in a variety of personal interest projects this term. Their projects cover a wide range of topics, from caring for rabbits and exploring childcare, to investigating engineering concepts related to motorbike and aeroplane sizes. These projects allow students to follow their passions and develop valuable practical knowledge.

In addition to their personal projects, students have been learning about British Colonisation and its profound effects on the traditional owners of the land—Aboriginal Peoples. Through these lessons, students are gaining a deeper understanding of history, culture, and the importance of respect for the land and its original custodians.

The class has also been working on quantitative reasoning, building their mathematical skills through problem-solving activities. These sessions encourage critical thinking and apply mathematics to real-life situations, further strengthening the students’ “knowing how to learn” qualities.

It has been wonderful to see Big Picture One students demonstrating curiosity, independence, and a genuine enthusiasm for learning. Well done to everyone for their hard work and commitment!

Year 9 and 10 Food Technology Elective: Food Selection for Nutrition and Health

This semester, our Year 9 and 10 Food Technology students have focused on the topic ‘Food Selection for Nutrition and Health’. Through engaging lessons and activities, students have explored how food choices, nutrition, and availability impact the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities.

For their assessment tasks, students created informative posters highlighting the dietary requirements of particular age groups and developed two-day menus tailored to those needs. They also researched specific dietary illnesses, such as diabetes, and shared their knowledge through presentation posters.

In the kitchen, students practised hygienic work habits while preparing and cooking a variety of delicious foods, including ANZAC biscuit slice, fried rice, and Vegemite scrolls. These practical experiences have not only built their skills but also encouraged teamwork and safe food handling.

It has been a pleasure teaching the group. All students have worked to their best effort and shown great enthusiasm throughout the semester. Well done to everyone involved!

Newara Aboriginal Corporation Program Begins at Guyra Central School

We are delighted to announce the commencement of the Newara Aboriginal Corporation program at Guyra Central School, running with our students on Wednesday afternoons.

Recognising that not every student thrives in a traditional classroom setting, the Newara team is providing opportunities for hands-on, outdoor learning. Their approach embraces the traditional way of learning through doing, offering engaging activities that connect students with Indigenous culture, language, and physical wellbeing.

In their first session, students participated in language games and Traditional Indigenous Games with fitness components, encouraging active involvement and cultural connection. It was a fantastic start to the program, and students responded with enthusiasm and openness.

We look forward to an ongoing partnership with Newara Aboriginal Corporation and to seeing our students grow through this unique educational experience.

Guyra Central School Students Explore Their Future at UNE Open Day

On Friday 1 May, 27 students from Years 10 to 12 at Guyra Central School embarked on an exciting excursion to the University of New England (UNE) Open Day. The event was designed to help young people make informed decisions about their post-school pathways, providing first-hand access to university staff, courses, accommodation options, and student life.

Throughout the day, students took part in over 20 guided tours and interactive experiences, including visits to the SMART Farm, state-of-the-art nursing simulation labs, the UNE Museum of Antiquities, Business School workshops, and the archaeology lab. They also had the opportunity to explore UNE’s residential colleges, speak with Residential Services staff, and connect with teams supporting wellbeing, scholarships, academic skills, and learning abroad.

A highlight of the day was connecting with representatives from various external organisations, such as Armidale Regional Council, TeachNSW, Headspace Armidale, and the Army Reserve. Students benefited from practical advice on early entry, course selection, career pathways, and common concerns like relocation, costs, and day-to-day university life.

The event also featured free food and vibrant food trucks, ensuring everyone was well-fed and energised for a jam-packed day of discovery.

UNE Open Day proved to be a memorable and informative experience, empowering our students to explore further study options and make confident choices about their futures. We thank UNE and all participating organisations for making this opportunity possible.

Guyra Central School is committed to supporting our students as they plan for life beyond school, and excursions like this are a valuable step in that journey.

Stage 3 Netball Team Competes at PSSA State Knockout Carnival

On Friday, our Stage 3 Netball team travelled to Armidale Secondary College to compete in the PSSA State Knockout Netball Carnival. For many students, it was their first experience with the sport, and they rose to the challenge with enthusiasm and determination.

Throughout the day, our players learned new skills, worked together as a team, and had lots of fun embracing the competitive spirit. Guyra Central School finished with one win and one loss, ultimately just missing out on progressing to the next round. Despite this, the team showed outstanding sportsmanship and resilience.

Congratulations to all members of the Stage 3 Netball team for representing our school so well. We are proud of their efforts and positive attitude, and look forward to seeing them continue to develop their skills in future competitions.

Well done, Guyra Central School!

GCS Annual Primary Athletics Carnival – A Day of Outstanding Participation and Competition

On Friday, 8 May, GCS proudly hosted its annual Primary Athletics Carnival, an event filled with excitement, sportsmanship, and impressive athletic talent. It was fantastic to witness enthusiastic participation from all students, who brought energy and determination to every race and event. The day was marked by fierce competition, with many memorable performances that showcased the hard work and dedication of our young athletes.

We extend a huge congratulations to everyone who took part in making the day such a success. Your effort and sportsmanship truly embody the spirit of GCS.

A special mention goes to our Age Champions, who excelled across their categories and demonstrated outstanding athletic skill:

• Junior Girl Champions: Anna Fletcher and Isla Lenehan
• Junior Boy Champion: Ned Grills
• 11 Years Girl Champion: Ariella Galindo
• 11 Years Boy Champion: Ashton Hutton
• Senior Girl Champion: Indigo Atkin

• Senior Boy Champion: Hugh Kliendienst

   

Well done to these exceptional students for their achievements. We look forward to another great year of athletics and encourage all students to continue striving for their personal best.

Guyra Central School Secondary Athletics Carnival Report

Last week, Guyra Central School held our Secondary Athletics Carnival, showcasing the athletic talents of our students and celebrating their achievements. The day was filled with excellent performances and outstanding results, with several school records falling.

Record Breakers:

• Meagan Beard broke the 15yrs shot put record.
• Charlie Ward broke the 17+ yrs girls shot put and javelin records.
• Manatu Ashman broke the 14yrs girls discus record.
• LaBron Joyce broke the 13yrs boys high jump record.

Congratulations to our age champions for 2026:

• 12yrs Girls: Aoife Collins
• 13yrs Girls: Jessica Fletcher
• 14yrs Girls: Latai 'Ale
• 15yrs Girls: Rachael Jackson
• 16yrs Girls: Makayla Galindo
• 17+ yrs Girls: Charlie Ward
• 12yrs Boys: Jacob Jones & Zion Torrens 
• 13yrs Boys: LaBron Joyce
• 14yrs Boys: Fletcher Gardiner
• 15yrs Boys: Tyler Bourke
• 16yrs Boys: Edward Collins

• 17+ yrs Boys: Aidan Brown

   

Congratulations to all students who participated in the carnival. Your enthusiasm, determination, and sportsmanship made the day a great success. We look forward to seeing our athletes continue to excel at upcoming events.

Well done, everyone!

Primary Zone Cross Country Carnival Success

Week 5 marked another fantastic achievement for Guyra Central School, as our qualifying primary students attended the Primary Zone Cross Country Carnival in Armidale. Our students represented the school with pride and exemplary sportsmanship, and we are proud of everything they accomplished on the day.

Congratulations to all participants for their determination and effort. We are excited to announce that three students have qualified to progress to the North West Cross Country in Coolah later this term:

• Ashton Hutton, who finished 2nd in the 11yrs Boys Cross Country
• Indigo-Grace Atkin, who placed 5th in the 12yrs+ Cross Country
• Anna Fletcher, who placed 6th in the 10yrs Girls Cross Country

We wish Ashton, Indigo, and Anna the best of luck as they prepare for the next level of competition in Coolah. Your hard work and dedication inspire us all, and we look forward to seeing your continued success!

Well done to all our primary students for their outstanding efforts!

Letter's to home - Year 8 Woolgoolga Excursion 

Dear Parents and Caregivers of Year 8,

Thank you for entrusting your children to us for what is proving a wonderful few days of camp. This morning we had surfing lessons and it was great to see nearly everyone have a go and manage to get up on their boards. A number of our Year 8's seem to be natural surfers. Sherkaya, Charlotte, Fletch, Rosie, Seth and Sam were up very quickly. Tessa happily collected shells on the beach. Izzy was in the water and loving it. 

We're about to go to Treetops Adventure Park where there will be another opportunity to demonstrate resilience and learn a new skill. 

The children have great appetites - tacos last night for dinner and they've all made filled rolls and had two each for lunch! It was pancakes for breakfast this morning and Rosie, Jess, and Katie were the cooks. Brax and Fletch are going to help barbecue this evening. 

Willson and I had a great chat yesterday at the basketball court while Kade got a terrific shot in goal and Ryan raced down the court. Latai also kept the pace up the whole game.

Tonight we have sausages for dinner (thanks to the Fletcher family) and Tyleek, ever helpful, is going to assist. 

I am very grateful to all the fund raising efforts - especially to the Year 8 children who raised funds even though they weren't going to camp and the Vidler family who cut and donated a trailer load of firewood. Thank you so much everyone - it has been worth it!

Warm wishes,

Madde Saville, Debra Kelliher, Tremane Patterson, and Dean Mitchell.

DAY 2

CHSSA Lawn Bowls State Carnival Success

Congratulations to Noah Brennan on his outstanding achievements at the recent CHSSA Lawn Bowls State Carnival! Last week, Noah represented the North West Team and demonstrated remarkable skill and determination throughout the competition.

The North West Team achieved excellent results, finishing first in their pool and securing an impressive fourth place overall across the state. Noah played a key role in the team’s success, displaying exceptional teamwork, sportsmanship, and focus.

Participating at this level provided Noah with a fantastic opportunity to showcase his talent and gain valuable experience alongside some of the best young players from across NSW. We are incredibly proud of Noah’s hard work and commitment.

Well done, Noah! Your school community is cheering for you.

Immersive World War 1 History Experience for Years 3-6

In week 5, during their library session, our Years 3-6 Primary students were given an incredible opportunity to engage directly with World War 1 history. They had the chance to see and try on an impressive collection of World War 1 memorabilia and artefacts. Some of these items were original pieces, while others were carefully crafted replicas generously provided by the National War Memorial in Canberra.

The students were absolutely captivated by the experience, showing great curiosity and enthusiasm as they learned about the history and significance behind each item. This hands-on session truly brought history to life, making it a memorable and educational experience for our young learners.

We thank the National War Memorial for their support in making this event possible and look forward to more inspiring learning opportunities like this.

Bringing History to Life: WW1 Memorabilia at School

Last week, our Year 9 and 10 history students engaged in a unique and enriching experience, exploring World War I artefacts from the Australian War Memorial as part of their current unit, ‘Australians at War (WW1)’.

The students participated in a hands-on historical investigation, examining real-life memorabilia that they have been studying for the past six weeks. With access to letters, photos, uniforms, and other items from the era, students were able to deepen their understanding of Australia’s involvement in the First World War and connect more closely with the personal stories behind the history.

This immersive opportunity not only enhanced classroom learning but also sparked curiosity, discussion, and a greater appreciation for Australia’s wartime heritage. Judging by the enthusiastic feedback of our students, handling and interpreting the artefacts made the lessons more memorable and meaningful.

We thank the Australian War Memorial for making this experience possible, and we look forward to more engaging learning opportunities in the future.

Dance Workshop Brings Joy and Learning to Glen Innes Primary School

On Tuesday, June 3, a group of Glen Innes Primary School students participated in a vibrant dance workshop, celebrating both traditional and contemporary dance styles. The workshop invited students to discover and express themselves through movement, guided by experienced instructors.

Our talented participants—Jaearla Landsborough, Mahaley Munro-Davies, Maddison Onslow, Ivy Brazier, Morgan Swift, and Hazel Grant—enthusiastically took part, learning new steps and working together to create fantastic performances. The atmosphere was filled with energy, laughter, and teamwork as students ventured beyond their comfort zones and embraced the art of dance.

The day provided an opportunity for students to develop confidence, creativity, and cultural appreciation. It was wonderful to see them supporting one another and making the most of this memorable experience.

We congratulate the girls for their effort and positive attitude during the workshop. Thank you to our staff and organisers for making this valuable learning opportunity possible!

Premier’s Spelling Bee Showcases Talented Young Spellers

On 3 June 2026, our school was buzzing with excitement as we held the annual Premier’s Spelling Bee, welcoming enthusiastic students from Kindergarten through to Year 6 to participate in this much-anticipated event. It was truly inspiring to see so many eager spellers confidently take the stage, demonstrating their spelling skills while having a great time.

The competition was fierce, and the spirit of friendly rivalry and sportsmanship was evident throughout the day. Every participant deserves a huge congratulations for their fantastic effort and perseverance.

We are delighted to announce our Stage Winners and Runners-up:

Kindergarten

Winner – Addisyn Dittman

Runner-up – Ruby Mayled

Stage 1

Winner – Aria Vidler

Runner-up – Kailyn Dittman

Stage 2

Winner – Ivie-Mae Atcheson-Shozi

Runner-up – Lachlan Small

Stage 3

Winner – Ariella Galindo

Runner-up – Hugh Kliendienst

A big thank you to all students, parents, and staff who supported this event. We look forward to next year’s Spelling Bee and more opportunities to celebrate the talents of our students!

North West Stars Shine at the Inaugural PSSA 12-Year Girls Rugby League State Championships

Indigo Atkin and Airlie Vidler from the North West Team had an outstanding performance at the first-ever PSSA Girls Tackle Rugby League State Championships held over three days at Cronulla. This landmark event marked a significant milestone in girls’ rugby league, providing a fantastic opportunity for young athletes to showcase their talents on a state stage.

Competing fiercely against some of the best teams across New South Wales, Indigo and Airlie played a crucial role in securing two impressive victories throughout the carnival. Their skill, teamwork, and determination brought pride to the North West region, demonstrating the strength and growth of girls’ rugby league in the area.

On the final day, the team narrowly missed out on a higher finish with a hard-fought 10-8 loss in the playoffs against Sydney North, ultimately placing 8th overall in the event. This commendable finish in the state competition is a remarkable achievement for the North West and lays a solid foundation for future participation and success.

Guyra Central School is proud of Indigo, Airlie, and their teammates for their dedication and sportsmanship, and eagerly anticipates their ongoing success in girls’ rugby league.

Tamworth Agricultural Careers Expo: Inspiring Future Opportunities in Agriculture

On Thursday, 11th June, GCS students attended the 7th biennial Tamworth Agricultural Careers Expo, held at Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School. This exciting event gave students the chance to connect with representatives from universities, TAFE, training organisations, and rural job providers, broadening their understanding of agricultural career pathways.

Throughout the day, students engaged with industry professionals, university lecturers, and leaders, while also meeting peers from across the region. The Expo featured a variety of hands-on experiences, including truck driving simulations, tractor and truck rides offering great views, and opportunities to get up close with modern farming implements and equipment. A drone demonstration was a memorable highlight, showcasing innovative technology in agriculture.

Students returned to school inspired and equipped with new knowledge about the diverse opportunities available in agriculture beyond their schooling. Excitement is already building for their next excursion to AgQuip, Australia’s largest primary industry field days.

A big thank you to Miss Grace Collins, our Agriculture Teacher, for organising and supporting this valuable experience.

Stage 1 Students Enjoy an Unforgettable Day at Thalgarrah

Last Thursday 25 June, our Stage 1 students had an incredible day at Thalgarrah, immersing themselves in hands-on activities and cultural learning. The students enthusiastically built shelters and cooked potatoes on coals, gaining a firsthand understanding of how Indigenous Australians lived off the land.

They were captivated by stories about the Rainbow Serpent, an important figure in Aboriginal culture, and were even fortunate enough to hold a real-life snake. This enriching experience provided the students with a deeper appreciation of Indigenous traditions and connection to the environment.

It was truly a memorable day filled with learning and adventure!

Year 7 Tennis Training Program Wraps Up with Exciting Tournament

This term, our Year 7 students have shown tremendous dedication and enthusiasm as they developed their tennis skills every Wednesday under the expert guidance of Coach Brandon. After 10 weeks of focused training, the program culminated yesterday in a thrilling round-robin tournament and grand finale.

Congratulations to Dean, our School Learning Support Officer (SLSO), who claimed first place in the tournament. Close behind were Cruz Little, Ruby Little, and Gavin Little, who all showcased fantastic skills and sportsmanship throughout the matches.

A heartfelt thank you goes to Coach Brandon for his outstanding coaching and unwavering support throughout the term. The skills, confidence, and sportsmanship our Year 7 students have gained will undoubtedly benefit them for years to come.

Well done to all participants for their hard work and sportsmanship!

Outstanding Achievement for Our Secondary Hospitality Team

We are thrilled to celebrate a proud moment for our secondary Hospitality students, under the expert guidance of Mrs Mel Lloyd. On Tuesday, 23 June, our talented team had the exceptional opportunity to cater for the Northern Tablelands & Armidale Network Professional Learning event held at Guyra Central School.

From meticulous menu planning and preparation through to serving their delicious dishes on the day, our students demonstrated remarkable skill, professionalism, and teamwork. Their commitment and passion for hospitality were evident in every aspect of the event, earning outstanding feedback from guests.

We extend a huge congratulations to all staff and students involved in this successful catering event. Your dedication and hard work have truly showcased the excellence we strive for in our Hospitality program.

Be sure to take a look at the delightful menu they prepared along with photos capturing our students in action—our future hospitality stars!

Well done once again to the entire team!

K-6 Students Enjoy Fun-Filled Reward Excursion to Kids World

On Tuesday, 23 June, and Wednesday, 24 June, our K-6 students had a fantastic time visiting Kids World as a special reward for demonstrating excellent behaviour throughout the term. This excursion is part of our Pride-Based Learning reward system here at Guyra Central School, recognising and celebrating the positive choices and respect our students show every day.

The children thoroughly enjoyed exploring the various play areas, engaging in fun activities, and creating wonderful memories with their friends. This outing was a well-deserved celebration of their hard work and commitment to upholding our school values.

We congratulate all our K-6 students for their fantastic conduct this term—you truly earned this special experience. Keep up the great work and continue to show pride in your learning and behaviour!