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2026 EHS Swimming Carnival
That time of year is fast approaching again, when we see our amazing students battling it out in the swimming pool to keep their title of best swimmer in EHS!
Our 2026 Swimming Carnival
Where: Camden War Memorial Pool
When: Week 2 Friday 6th February
Get your training in, your caps on and let's see our amazing swimmers breaking some new records in 2026!
Macarthur Zone Blues Award Recipients
Congratulations on the following students who received a Zone Blues Award:
Charlotte Davis - won Major Award - Junior Female Athlete of the Year
Charlotte Davis - won Junior Female Athletics Track Zone Blue
Cooper Wade - won Senior Male Waterpolo Zone Blue
Chloe Young - won Junior Female Cross Country Zone Blue
Annalise Realph - won Junior Female AFL Zone Blue
Benjamin Osborne - won Junior Male Hockey Zone Blue
U15’s Netball
On Thursday 7th and Friday 8th of November, our Under 15s Girls Netball team competed at NSW CHSSA U15s State-Wide competition. The team finished in 6th place out of 17 schools!
Congratulations to the team on their continued determination, strong teamwork, and positive attitude. Your representation of our school throughout the season has been nothing less than impressive!
Congratulations to our Coach and players: Mrs Cutajar, Indie S, Emily S, Annalise S, Alira M, Charlotte M, Charli S, Phoebe L, Hayley L, Mia P, Ruby D and Junaiah G. You all displayed outstanding teamwork, skill, and sportsmanship.
Well done, girls, we are so proud of you!
Duke of Edinburgh
In term 4, Bronze Duke of Edinburgh participants recently completed their Adventurous Journey at Wooglemai Environmental Education Centre. They demonstrated resilience, teamwork, and a positive attitude throughout. The program began with the Box Vale Walking Track in Mittagong, where students navigated bushland trails, historic cuttings, and tunnel sections while building their navigation and problem-solving skills.
Back at Wooglemai, students took part in archery, challenging themselves to develop accuracy, focus, and persistence. The journey concluded with kayaking along the Nepean River, giving students the chance to explore the local environment from the water while practising safe paddling and cooperation.
It was a fantastic experience that allowed students to step outside their comfort zones and grow as individuals and as a group.
Thank you Mr Sharp and Miss Dempsey for supervising our students on their adventurous journey.