Denmark Primary School

Denmark Primary School Denmark Primary School
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21 Mitchel Street
Denmark WA 6333

9848 4700

DOCKERS SHIELD BOYS CARNIVAL What a fantastic day in Albany! The boys took on 9 primary schools and were sitting top of ...
18/08/2026

DOCKERS SHIELD BOYS CARNIVAL

What a fantastic day in Albany! The boys took on 9 primary schools and were sitting top of the ladder for most of the day!

We were especially impressed with the boys who don’t play footy outside of school — they went hard all day and showed incredible talent!

In the end, Mount Barker finished on the same points and took it on percentage… just 3% in it!

So close! What an amazing effort, boys!
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Our Year 6 students have been busy developing their real-world maths skills! They explored how to interpret high school ...
18/08/2026

Our Year 6 students have been busy developing their real-world maths skills! They explored how to interpret high school timetables and then used their knowledge to create their own classroom timetables.

They also took on a budgeting challenge, learning how to create a spreadsheet and plan a birthday gift for a friend using Kmart online.
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Caring for Our Native Wildlife Today, Denmark Primary School students were fortunate to welcome Alisha Taylor-Jones, who...
10/08/2026

Caring for Our Native Wildlife
Today, Denmark Primary School students were fortunate to welcome Alisha Taylor-Jones, who shared her knowledge and passion for caring for sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife.
Students learned about the important role wildlife carers and rescuers play in protecting our unique Australian animals, as well as what to do if they encounter an animal in need of help. The presentation sparked plenty of curiosity and inspired students to think about how they can help care for the environment and the wildlife that call it home.
A big thank you to Alisha for taking the time to visit and educate our students about this important work.
If you find sick or injured wildlife in the Denmark area, please contact:
📞 Healing Hands Wildlife Carers – 0475 442 202
📞 Born Free Wildlife Carers – 0427 772 312
📞 Western Australian Seabird Rescue – (08) 6102 8464
Interested in becoming a wildlife carer or rescuer? Alisha can provide information about upcoming workshops and training opportunities via 📧 [email protected]

Room 14 has been enjoying rotating through creative art, sensory play, and maths games as part of our learning.primary  ...
04/08/2026

Room 14 has been enjoying rotating through creative art, sensory play, and maths games as part of our learning.
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Some wonderful still-life paintings created by our talented Year 1 students are now on display!You can admire these beau...
29/07/2026

Some wonderful still-life paintings created by our talented Year 1 students are now on display!

You can admire these beautiful artworks in the Front Office and the Art Room. If you're visiting the school, be sure to drop in and have a look—we're so proud of our young artists and their creativity!
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Looking for all 2027 Kindy students!If your little explorer is ready to discover, create and grow, we’d love to meet the...
29/07/2026

Looking for all 2027 Kindy students!

If your little explorer is ready to discover, create and grow, we’d love to meet them. Enrolments for our 2027 Kindy are now open—come and join the adventure!
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Science in Action!Our Year 5 students have been putting their STEM skills to the test by exploring with solar power and ...
24/07/2026

Science in Action!

Our Year 5 students have been putting their STEM skills to the test by exploring with solar power and electrical circuits.

Working collaboratively, students investigated how solar energy can power a circuit before designing and testing solar-powered cars. They experimented with different conditions to discover just how fast and how far their cars could travel.
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A Special Cultural Project is Taking ShapeWe are excited to share a wonderful project that is bringing culture, creativi...
03/07/2026

A Special Cultural Project is Taking Shape

We are excited to share a wonderful project that is bringing culture, creativity and community together at our school as part of NAIDOC Week.

With the guidance and support of our Menang Elder, Fiona Simpson, and through our HASS/Cultural Responsiveness Committee, PALS funding is being used to transform the pathway leading to the basketball courts into a welcoming cultural space.

The project will feature a mosaic pathway inspired by NAIDOC themes, a Noongar Six Seasons garden, and a shared community seating area for students, families and visitors.

Students are already hard at work creating mosaic tiles that will become part of this lasting artwork.

Each classroom has been allocated a Noongar bird that is significant to the Denmark area:

• Unit 2 – boodalang (Pelican)
• Unit 3 – waalitj (Eagle)
• Unit 4 – maali (Swan)
• Unit 5 – kaa kaa (Kookaburra)
• Room 1 – manatj (White Cockatoo)
• Room 2 – ngarkal (Seagull)
• Room 3 – koolbardi (Magpie)
• Room 4 – yerderap (Duck)
• Room 6 – wetj (Emu)
• Room 7 – karak (Red-tailed Black Cockatoo)
• Room 12 – djakal ngakal (Galah)
• Room 13 – ngalkininy (White Ibis)
• Room 14 – kambany (Tawny Frogmouth)
• Room 15 – djidi djidi (W***y Wagtail)
• Room 16 – koolyabarak (Mudlark)
• Room 22 – donkarak (Wattlebird)
• Room 23 – ngoolyak (White-tailed Black Cockatoo)
• Room 24 – doonart (Parrot)
• Room 25 – bardinar (Rosella)
• Art – kooba (Red Robin)
• Science – yoowintj (Barn Owl)
• Music – tjoodik (Honeyeater)
• Office – djer djer (Blue Wren)

We look forward to sharing updates as the mosaics, garden and community space continue to take shape.
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NAIDOC Week is a time to recognise and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait I...
03/07/2026

NAIDOC Week is a time to recognise and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Each student has created a colourful paper hand, symbolising unity, respect and community. Students have also enjoyed making beaded keyrings and exploring Aboriginal art, celebrating the rich cultures, histories and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our mosaic project is now underway (more information to come).

We are proud of the creativity, enthusiasm and respect our students have shown throughout these meaningful activities.
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Our Year 5 students have been inspired by Australian artist Linda Kruger to create colourful artworks using bold pattern...
01/07/2026

Our Year 5 students have been inspired by Australian artist Linda Kruger to create colourful artworks using bold patterns and vibrant colours.

Wonderful work Year 5's!
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Address

21 Mitchell Street
Denmark, WA
6333

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+61898484700

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