Timbarra P-9 College

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Timbarra P-9 College Timbarra P-9 College is a coeducational government school. Student wellbeing underpins the total operations of Timbarra College P-9.

Our school design meets the requirements of today; have the capability to adapt as needs change and the ability to rise to meet new challenges. The learning spaces at Timbarra are engaging and inspiring places that foster collaboration, creativity, independence, research and community. It is a place where students and teachers look forward to going everyday as well as somewhere the community of Timbarra can use and enjoy. We endeavour to ensure that all students experience a safe and secure environment free from bullying. Students are organised into home groups that provide supportive Pastoral care. The College has implemented the Victorian Curriculum which underpins a strong emphasis on academic achievement, exemplary technologies and community connectedness, delivered through contemporary learning and teaching practices. This means that your child receives a contemporary education that prepares them for a successful future. The curriculum and programs are organised to cater for the learning needs of all students. Personalised learning underpins the approaches to learning and teaching. Where required students are provided with interventions that support their learning and higher achieving students are able to participate in enrichment activities. Your child has access to technologies that enhance learning. All students across Year 7-9 have access to a one to one NetBook computer program. Year 9 prepares students for future learning. The Year 9 program contains a number of features including:
A specific Year 9 experience that takes them beyond the school. A comprehensive transition program developed in conjunction with local Secondary Colleges. A wide range of leadership opportunities. Attendance at a our P-9 College means that students can keep their options open and make an informed choice when entering Year 10.

SMILE SQUADThe Smile Squad team from Monash Health will be visiting your school this term.Smile Squad is the Victorian G...
07/10/2026

SMILE SQUAD

The Smile Squad team from Monash Health will be visiting your school this term.
Smile Squad is the Victorian Government free school dental program. This means all students can get a free dental check-up, preventive services, and treatment at school.
How to access free dental care:
We need your consent before we can provide services. Consent is usually provided by a parent or guardian.
Sign up to Smile Squad at:

Smile Squad is a Victorian Government program that will provide free dental care to all Victorian public primary and secondary school students. It is rolling out across Victoria now.

⭐️ SECOND IN AUSTRALIA ⭐️Congratulations to Year 6 student, Erin Stack who travelled to Adelaide for the Australian Iris...
06/10/2026

⭐️ SECOND IN AUSTRALIA ⭐️

Congratulations to Year 6 student, Erin Stack who travelled to Adelaide for the Australian Irish Dancing Championships over the school holidays.

Erin competed against the best of the best across the country in three beautiful rounds. She was awarded runners up champion in the Minor Girls 10 years!

A huge achievement and recognition for the hard work, time and dedication she puts in. We are so proud of you Erin! ☘️

🥈 Congratulations to our Year 8 student Liam Riky! 🥈On Friday night, Liam represented Timbarra in the 1500m at the Athle...
05/10/2026

🥈 Congratulations to our Year 8 student Liam Riky! 🥈

On Friday night, Liam represented Timbarra in the 1500m at the Athletics Victoria All Schools Championship at Lakeside Stadium. Competing against students from schools across the state, Liam raced brilliantly to finish second in Victoria, taking home the silver medal! 👏

With only the top two athletes in each event qualifying for the National All Schools Championships, Liam will now head to Perth in December to represent Timbarra and Victoria! 🌟

This fantastic achievement reflects Liam’s hard work and dedication. We are incredibly proud of you, Liam, and look forward to cheering you on at Nationals! 🏃‍♂️

HAPPY HOLIDAYSWishing all our students, family and staff a restful holiday Term 3 break. School resumes Monday 5th Octob...
18/09/2026

HAPPY HOLIDAYS

Wishing all our students, family and staff a restful holiday Term 3 break. School resumes Monday 5th October.

GRADE THREEThis Term the Year 3 students completed their Inquiry unit called ‘From Little Things, Big Things Grow’.Throu...
17/09/2026

GRADE THREE

This Term the Year 3 students completed their Inquiry unit called ‘From Little Things, Big Things Grow’.

Throughout the unit, they learned all about the life cycles of plants and animals and the similarities and differences between parents and offspring at different stages of growth.

In small groups, each team researched and wrote an information report about their selected animal which they displayed as a poster.
Each group then created diorama that included their animal, elements of its life cycle and its environment.

Well done on a terrific unit of work Year Three’s, what amazing team work!

YEAR NINE CITY EXPERIENCEOur Year 9 students have had an action-packed few days in Melbourne on their City Experience Ca...
17/09/2026

YEAR NINE CITY EXPERIENCE

Our Year 9 students have had an action-packed few days in Melbourne on their City Experience Camp!
On Tuesday, they explored Docklands, visiting ArtVo, the Medibank Icehouse, Archie Brothers Arcade and Prison Island Escape Room — a day full of creativity, skating, and games! 🎨⛸️🎮🤔
Wednesday we split off into three groups and spent the day Rock climbing, bowling, playing laser tag and visiting the Shrine 🧗‍♀️🎳🔫🌅
That evening, we cruised down the Yarra River, with a DJ keeping the dance floor full all night — and yes, some unforgettable dance moves were on display! 🕺⛴️
This morning, we wrapped up with a visit to the Queen Victoria Market and the students took on an Amazing Race challenge, racing around the city to complete tasks and solve clues. 📸🌇
We then made one final stop at Melbourne Central to catch the train home. 👑🔐🚂
Throughout the camp, our students represented the school beautifully — their behaviour was excellent and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.
One more sleep ‘til the holidays! 😴

PREP INCURSIONResponsible pet ownership incursion- 🐕 Our foundation students had a great time learning about responsible...
17/09/2026

PREP INCURSION

Responsible pet ownership incursion- 🐕
Our foundation students had a great time learning about responsible pet ownership and how to interact with them properly.
They practiced how to greet dogs, recognise their body language and what to do when meeting an unfamiliar dog. A special visit from a 4 legged friend (Flayme) made for a memorable learning experience! 🐾

CASEY NORTH DIVISION We had 12 athletes compete in the Casey North Division event today. They all did Timbarra proud. Ye...
14/09/2026

CASEY NORTH DIVISION

We had 12 athletes compete in the Casey North Division event today. They all did Timbarra proud. Yemaya came 2nd in Shot Put and 100m and will compete in the Southern Region event next termp

⭐️ ARTIST OF THE WEEK ⭐️Congratulations to this week's Artist of the Week, Josh! Josh has shown outstanding effort, crea...
11/09/2026

⭐️ ARTIST OF THE WEEK ⭐️

Congratulations to this week's Artist of the Week, Josh! Josh has shown outstanding effort, creativity and technical skill by thoughtfully combining original photography and detailed hand-drawn elements. His careful composition and strong visual storytelling have resulted in an impressive and highly original triptych. Well done, Josh!

NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK During National Science Week, our students at Timbarra P–9 took part in multiple engaging hands-on...
10/09/2026

NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK

During National Science Week, our students at Timbarra P–9 took part in multiple engaging hands-on activities. Our Year 7 students participated in a space parachute project in which they had to build a device to safely transport eggs as part of the challenge.
At the same time, our students created science-themed comic strips. Inspired by the graphic novel The Friendship Paradox, students were challenged to tell a short story that explains or explores a scientific concept through the comic strip format. Whether it was the water cycle, gravity, electricity, animal adaptations, space, or another exciting science idea, we couldn’t wait to see their creativity come to life. Congratulations to the winners of the competition.

Our STEM Academy at Timbarra P–9 embarked on a STEM greenhouse micro:bit project through the National Science Week grant. Students began by developing their own inquiry questions, ranging from “How long does it take for lettuce and cauliflower to sprout under optimal conditions?” to “How does the amount of water affect the growth of sunflowers?” They then used micro:bits to control the water and soil conditions in their experiments. It was great to see students’ engagement as they planned and designed their investigations, including formulating an aim, hypothesis, variables, results, discussion, and conclusion for their projects.

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159-197 Parkhill Drive
Berwick, VIC
3806

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Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

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