Miranda Public School (Official)

Today we say goodbye to our wonderful TeamKids Coordinator, Sam.

Although she was only at Miranda PS for a short time, she made a lasting impact on our students, families and staff. Her warm, caring nature and dedication to the job have been greatly appreciated and she will be missed terribly.

Thank you for everything you have done for our school community. We wish you all the very best for your next adventure and know you will continue to make a positive difference wherever you go.

Good luck, Sam – once part of our community, always part of our community! 💙

Today, an exclusive screening of the Future Film documentary was held for students in grades 3-6, which was followed by an interactive Zoom Q&A session with Director Damon Gameau, leaving students motivated to apply for the Future Now Council and Kookies Konservationist program in the next term.



Check out the amazing work they do by visiting the link below:
https://theregenerators.org/future-council/

🐝 Spelling Bee Superstars Shine 🐝
Today our Stage 2 and 3 students showcased their spelling skills in the Premier's Spelling Bee school final.
Congratulations to:
🏆 William W-Senior Champion
🥈 Viyona-Senior Runner-Up
🏆 Kenzo-Junior Champion
🥈Jaxon W-Junior Runner-Up
We would also like to acknowledge and congratulate all of our class finalists for their outstanding efforts. As the competition progressed, the words became increasingly challenging, and every finalist demonstrated resilience, concentration and excellent spelling ability. Well done to all students who participated and represented their classes so proudly! 🐝

What’s on this week :

Year 6 are looking sharp in their brand new Year 6 shirts! A huge thank you to Destin Yule, First Nations Year 10 student at for his contribution to the design process and to Mrs O'Sullivan for her support.

Today, four of our students represented our school at the Yindyamarra Walkabout First Nations Student Council gathering at Caringbah High School.
Aiden, Indie, Liam and Oliver participated in a range of cultural and leadership activities, including dance and movement, live production and sessions focused on leadership, community and connection.
The experience provided valuable opportunities to learn from local First Nations voices, celebrate culture, and connect with First Nations students across the Port Hacking Network.
We are proud of the way they represented our school.

Isaac recently had both a painting and a ceramic piece displayed at the Oyster Bay Art Fair.
To make the achievement even more special, Isaac’s ceramic artwork received a Highly Commended Award from the Hazelhurst judges.
Isaac has a genuine passion for creativity and it’s wonderful to see his imagination, talent and hard work recognised.

Today our Stage 3 students had the privilege to join PHHS for their annual Multicultural Celebration Day. Miranda Public School students enjoyed performances by the PHHS drumming group and First Nations' dancers before setting off to explore the school's stalls and activities. We would like to thank Port Hacking High School for the invitation to join them in celebrating the diversity of cultures that make up our community in Miranda. How lucky we are to share such this partnership with our local High School of choice.