Pal Buddhist School

Cross country is more than just running—it is a test of perseverance, resilience, and right effort. Every step taken, especially when tired, is an opportunity to develop discipline and determination.

We are proud of all our students for their courage, commitment, and sportsmanship. Well done on representing our school with pride!

Our little microbiologists have stepped up to the next level!

Students have been busy cultivating their own microorganisms and preparing samples to observe under the microscope. Through hands-on investigation, they are developing scientific curiosity, observation skills, and a deeper understanding of the microscopic world around them.

Who knew something so small could spark such big learning? ✨

Building Right Effort Through Sport

Our High School Volleyball Team recently represented Pal Buddhist School at the AICES Volleyball Competition.

While sport develops physical skills, it is also a powerful training ground for Right Effort, Discipline, Resilience, and Teamwork.

We are proud of our students for representing the school with determination, sportsmanship, and heart.

Remember making paper aeroplanes as a child and competing to see whose could fly the furthest?

Our Year 12 Business Studies students recently revisited this childhood favourite, using paper aeroplanes to explore design efficiency. By testing, analysing, and refining their designs, students gained valuable insights into how businesses improve products and processes to achieve better outcomes.

A simple paper aeroplane became a powerful lesson in critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovation.

Learning to Write, One Word at a Time

Our Kindergarten students have been busy developing their writing skills as they learn how to form letters, build words, and express their ideas on paper.
These early literacy skills are the foundation for a lifetime of learning, and we are so proud of the effort, concentration, and enthusiasm our students are showing every day.

A heartfelt thank you to Mrs Chhay Hour and Shaye Paper Product Company for generously donating tissue papers to Pal Buddhist School.

Your kindness helps support our students and school community every day.

May the merits of this generosity bring happiness, health, and wisdom to you and your family.

Take a look at our future Leppington Campus!

Featuring 16 classrooms, science labs, music and art studios, a multipurpose hall, student amenities, a canteen and more.

To bring this vision to life, we need to raise $25 million.

To put our goal into perspective, St Anthony of Padua Catholic College in Austral is reported to have cost approximately $98 million to build. By comparison, our $25 million fundraising target is a much smaller project, making it an achievable goal when our community comes together behind a shared vision.

To donate click on the following link: https://gofund.me/859dba5f7

Do you agree that a school is like a hospital in its service to the community?

Every day, Pal Buddhist School works to develop wisdom, academic excellence, and wholesome character in young people.

Help us build our new Leppington Campus and extend this gift to future generations.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/palbuddhistschool

"The gift of Dhamma excels all gifts." — The Buddha

Help Build the Future of Buddhist Education

Pal Buddhist School was founded on a simple belief: education should develop not only knowledge, but also Morality, Discipline and Wisdom.

Today, we are raising $25 million to build our new Leppington Campus so that more students and families can benefit from a wholesome education for generations to come.

🙏 Donate the value of a coffee a month
📢 Share this vision with your friends and family

Together, we can light up the world, one student at a time.

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Donate to The Greatest Gift We Can Give, organized by Pal Buddhist School The Greatest Gift We Can Give "The gift of Dhamma excels all gifts." — The Budd… Pal Buddhist School needs your support for The Greatest Gift We Can Give

Our Year 6 mentors are doing an incredible job supporting our Kindergarten students.

Whether it's helping with fine motor skills, handwriting, or simply offering encouragement, they are showing that true leadership is about helping others grow.

We are so proud of the kindness, patience, and responsibility they demonstrate every day.