In the community

Indigenous Business Month - October 

We fully support Aboriginal owned and operated businesses at Thornbury Primary.   Our School Council this year moved our NAIDOC T-shirt supplier to Clothing the Gaps, which is a local and ethically run business. 

Over the past three years we have worked closely with Aunty Lee to ensure the importance of connection to Country is embedded within our learning space.  We are proud to showcase the self determination and passionate commitment of these wellbeing programs. 

There are so many Thornbury Primary School students who have grown up to create, lead and run Aboriginal owned businesses, including Koorie Circle, Kinya Lerrk and Big Nuzz.  We would LOVE to hear of more powerful TPS students and their successes in business so that we can promote and celebrate. 

Your Street Your Say 

https://www.yoursaydarebin.com.au/ysysreservoirprestonthornburywest

Darebin Council is changing thier approach to addressing local transport issues. The Your Street, Your Say project is your opportunity to tell us how we can improve local streets for people who live, work, study or travel through Darebin.

Use the link above to have YOUR SAY. 

On behalf of the Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Champions of WorkPac we have received a donation of children's books for our school.   They have also donated over $850 to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.