Liverpool Boys High School

🚗 Get Closer to Your P-Plates – FREE Safer Drivers Course! 🚗

Learner drivers can take advantage of a fully funded Safer Drivers Course through Liverpool PCYC.

✅ Gain valuable safe driving skills✅ Learn how to manage road risks and hazards✅ Improve your confidence behind the wheel✅ Receive 20 hours off your logbook upon completion

The course includes:📝 A 3-hour group session on low-risk driving strategies🚘 A 2-hour in-car coaching session with a driving coach

If you're working towards your P-Plates, this is a great opportunity to build your skills and reduce your required logbook hours.

📧 To register or find out more, contact: [email protected]

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Liverpool Boys High School held our annual Athletics Carnival. It was a massive day and the students had an amazing time. For the first time over 10 years, LBHS returned to Dwyer Oval, where many future athletes have learn to hone their craft. Congratulations to The House Of Reid for coming in first overall, narrowly beating out The House Of Surace. Big thanks to all students, staff and parents for making it such a wonderful event. Best of luck to all our students who qualified for next week's Zone Athletics Carnival. Represent LBHS proudly!!!

⚠️ AusAlert Test – Liverpool Area ⚠️

The Australian Government will be testing the new AusAlert emergency warning system at 4:00pm on Wednesday, 17 June 2026 in parts of the Liverpool area.

📱 If you are in the area between Heathcote Road, Newbridge Road and Anzac Creek, you may receive a test alert on your mobile phone, tablet or smart watch.

🔊 The test alert will:• Make a loud siren-like sound for about 10 seconds• Vibrate your device• Require no action, as this is only a test

🚗 If you receive the alert while driving, do not touch your phone. Check the message only when it is safe and legal to do so.

Please be aware that the sound may startle children or others sensitive to loud noises.

If you prefer not to receive the test alert, you can turn off Priority AusAlerts in your device's Emergency Alert settings, or place your device in Airplane Mode before the test. Please note that emergency alerts are designed to help keep people safe during real emergencies.

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