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Yesterday we had the pleasure of celebrating both Grandparents Day and 100 Days of School, and what a wonderful morning ...
24/07/2026

Yesterday we had the pleasure of celebrating both Grandparents Day and 100 Days of School, and what a wonderful morning it was!

We were thrilled to see such an incredible turnout from our grandparents and special visitors. It was heartwarming to watch our students and their loved ones spend quality time together playing board games, building Lego creations, roasting marshmallows over the fire, completing puzzles, enjoying outdoor games, exploring classrooms and simply sitting together sharing stories and conversation.

Grandparents play such an important role in supporting our students and families, and it was lovely to see everyone slow down for a while and enjoy each other's company.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the morning so special. We hope you enjoyed celebrating with us just as much as we enjoyed having you at Tintinhull Public School.

A huge thank you to our amazing parent and Canteen Coordinator, Karen, for the incredible effort she put into catering o...
23/07/2026

A huge thank you to our amazing parent and Canteen Coordinator, Karen, for the incredible effort she put into catering our Grandparents Day morning tea. šŸ’™
Your hard work, generosity and dedication help make special days like yesterday possible, and it certainly doesn't go unnoticed. We are so grateful for everything you do for our school community.
Thank you, Karen!

We were incredibly proud to see Year 10 student Jye Burkett represent both his culture and Oxley High School this week. ...
04/07/2026

We were incredibly proud to see Year 10 student Jye Burkett represent both his culture and Oxley High School this week. Those who attended our NAIDOC celebration on Wednesday were fortunate to experience Jye's powerful didgeridoo performance, a meaningful showcase of his cultural pride and talent.

On Friday, Jye, a proud Aboriginal student, was invited to return to his former primary school, Tintinhull Public School, to perform at their NAIDOC Week assembly. On Monday, he will return with his brother to run a didgeridoo workshop at the Tintinhull Vacation Care Program. It is a wonderful honour and a testament to the positive impact he continues to have within his community, as well as the respect he has earned through sharing culture and contributing to these important initiatives. How special it is to be invited to share something so meaningful not once, but twice.

It is always special to see our students welcomed back to their former schools to inspire younger students and demonstrate the confident, respectful and capable young people they have become. We are incredibly proud of Jye for representing himself, his family, his culture and Oxley with such pride.

28/06/2026

NRL Inspire clinic fun on the field! šŸˆ

On Wednesday, we celebrated Thank a First Responder Day with a truly memorable experience for our students.We were incre...
12/06/2026

On Wednesday, we celebrated Thank a First Responder Day with a truly memorable experience for our students.

We were incredibly fortunate to be part of the Westpac School Landings Program, which saw the Westpac Rescue Helicopter land right on our school oval in the morning. There was plenty of excitement as students gathered on the tennis court to watch the helicopter touch down before having the opportunity to meet the crew and take an up close look at the helicopter and all the equipment inside. Students learned about the important roles each crew member plays, the capabilities of the helicopter, and the vital service it provides to communities across our region. We then waved goodbye as the crew departed and the helicopter took off on its journey back to base.

To finish our day, we welcomed members of the Kootingal/Moonbi RFS Brigade, who visited with two fire trucks. Students learned about fire safety, the importance of smoke alarms, and the specialised equipment carried on the trucks. They enjoyed exploring the vehicles, asking questions, and even having a turn spraying the hoses.
Experiences like these provide valuable learning opportunities and help our students gain a greater appreciation for the people who dedicate their lives to helping others.

A special thank you to the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service and the Kootingal Rural Fire Service for taking the time out of your busy schedules to visit our school. We know that every day you are ready to respond when our communities need you most, so we are incredibly grateful that you chose to spend part of your day with our students. Your willingness to share your knowledge, answer countless questions, demonstrate your equipment, and give our students a firsthand look at the important work you do made this a truly unforgettable experience.

The excitement, curiosity and smiles seen throughout the day were a testament to the impact your visit had on our students. Not only did they learn about emergency services and safety, but they also gained a deeper understanding of the dedication, teamwork and care that goes into serving our community.

Thank you to all first responders who work tirelessly, often behind the scenes, to keep our communities safe. We are fortunate to have such passionate and committed people serving our region, and we are grateful for everything you do.

28/05/2026

šŸŽ™ļø Our Podcasting group recently took to the playground to interview students and staff about what they love most about Tintinhull! It was heart warming to hear so many wonderful comments. We are truly proud of our small school community and the big hearts that make Tintinhull such a special place.

Our HPGE groups are well underway, and students are testing their skills by designing and building a range of creative s...
20/05/2026

Our HPGE groups are well underway, and students are testing their skills by designing and building a range of creative structures in our LEGO group. It has been wonderful to see their problem-solving, teamwork and imagination in action as they take on new challenges each week.

09/05/2026

Today we celebrate the incredible mums, grandmothers, carers and mother figures who fill our students’ lives with love, encouragement and endless support. šŸ’

To mark Mother’s Day, our students shared some of their favourite things about their mums — from the cuddles and advice to the laughs, yummy dinners and unconditional love that make every day special.

Thank you to all the amazing mums in our school community for everything you do, every single day. We hope you feel celebrated and appreciated today and always.

🌷 Today our school was filled with love, laughter, and gratitude as we celebrated Mother’s Day with a delightful morning...
07/05/2026

🌷 Today our school was filled with love, laughter, and gratitude as we celebrated Mother’s Day with a delightful morning tea. We are incredibly grateful to our P&C volunteers who created such a warm and welcoming event—thank you for your time and generosity.

It was wonderful to see so many mums, grandmothers, and cherished women from our families come together to spend a beautiful morning together, enjoy delicious treats, and make new memories. Your presence reminds us of the care, support, and encouragement you give our students every single day.

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85 Tintinhull Road
Kootingal, NSW
2352

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 3:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 3:30pm

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