Warringa Park School

Students from the VPC Music Elective are excited that will be here performing on his
While he's in town we would like to invite Dave out to the Cayleys Road studio to collaborate on a recording we're currently making.
Fingers Crossed!

🛒 What’s on your trolley today?
Polly Parade students had a fantastic time creating their own shopping trolleys and filling them with items from their shopping lists!
This fun, hands-on activity helped students develop important life skills, including identifying everyday items, following a shopping list, making choices, counting, and practising communication skills. Students explored what they might buy at the shops and worked on matching items to their lists. What would you put in your trolley? 😊

As part of National Reconciliation Week 2026, our students explored storytelling through creative shadow puppet performances in media lesson. They explored how light, shadow, sound and movement can be used to communicate ideas and bring stories to life.

Through this learning experience, students developed their understanding of respect, understanding and connection—important values at the heart of Reconciliation Week. It was fantastic to see all students engaged, confidently sharing their stories and respectfully listening to others as audience members.

🎬🛒 Lights, camera, action at MiniWoolies!
Our Media students continue to showcase their creativity through their fortnightly sitcom "Take Me Shopping". This week, a very strange and unexpected customer visited MiniWoolies, bringing plenty of laughs, surprises and fantastic acting moments! 😂
Through this engaging program, students develop important skills in storytelling, role playing, communication, teamwork and media production.
We are so proud of our students for their imagination, collaboration and growing media skills.

Our secondary students have been exploring free writing using the Logitech Crayon, opening up new ways to express ideas through digital handwriting and drawing.
We are promoting creativity and innovation in the classroom by giving students tools that support flexible thinking, independence, and confidence in writing.
With these new technologies, students are discovering fresh possibilities for creation, storytelling, and communication, transforming the way they engage with writing and learning every day.

This week we are celebrating Education Week and showcasing how visual schedules support student engagement, independence, and wellbeing. By using images, symbols, and text to outline routines, visual schedules help reduce anxiety, support transitions, and provide predictability for our students.
As part of the “Showcase your School” theme, we are welcoming parents and carers into classrooms to create personalised visual schedules that support their child’s transition to school and strengthen the connection between home and school.