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Caringbah and our Lovely Mia made the news! We are so proud of this lovely young lady!

Check it out! by clicking the link below!

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Congratulations to Oscar D, Nicolas SG, Leo B and Jock M who are were selected to participate in the Wooloware High School HPGE Mathematics Reasoning Workshop.
You are showing us so many great Maths skills!

Congratulations to Raine R, Aubree R and Mia K who were invited to attend Woolooware High School for their Wild @ Art HPGE workshops! They did a wonderful job and represented our school so well!

Get your pie orders in now!! Just 24 hours to go!

One week left to get your pie drive orders in!
Make sure you order by 10pm June 10th via Flexischools so you don’t miss out.
A great way to stock the freezer with some easy winter dinners. 🍽️

Today is National Public Education Day — a time to celebrate the incredible impact schools like ours have on students and communities every single day.

Public education brings together children and young people from a range of diverse backgrounds and builds a cohesive community that works as one to create equity, hope, and opportunity.

It provides lifelong benefits to students through access to education, improved health, wellbeing and employment.

That’s something to celebrate! .

Many of Australia’s most prominent people credit their public education with giving them the best start in life.

In the new documentary series Class Acts, well-known Australians share stories that illustrate the power of public education.

You can watch the first episode of Class Acts online now!

nswta.informz.net

At Caringbah Public School, we believe every student deserves the best chance to learn and grow. Our behaviour curriculum supports all students by explicitly teaching the positive behaviours we expect, setting high expectations for everyone.

By working together with families, we create a respectful and safe environment where all students can thrive. We’re committed to helping students build skills like respect, responsibility, and resilience, so they can succeed both in school and life.

We’ve recently focused on keeping each other safe on the playground through respectful play and using kind voices, helping everyone feel included and supported.

Congratulations to Tatum S (Year 5) who has been selected for the 2026 Cronulla Zone Football (Soccer) girls team. An impressive effort!

We are proud to acknowledge Reconciliation Week and Sorry Day on the 26th May. This year's theme, "All In", reminds us of our collective responsibility to advance rights and opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and grow together as one moving forward.