Birmingham Primary School

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19/08/2026

We are incredibly grateful to Bridget for continuing to shine a light on something that matters enormously to our school and our broader community. πŸ™πŸ»

But, ultimately, this isn't ONLY about our school wanting or needing a bigger or better gym.

It's about our community REQUIRING a competition-grade sports hall πŸ€

And it's about our school REQUIRING a genuinely fit-for-purpose shelter-in-place facility πŸ›‘οΈ

One where the infrastructure available actually matches our current 670-strong enrolment, rather than the enrolment of around 300 students that the building was designed and built for nearly 50 years ago.

These are two very real needs. And we can't help but wonder what could be achieved if they were addressed together. πŸ€”

Imagine a contemporary, competition-grade sports hall that could:

πŸ† Give our students the opportunity to train and compete properly
🏫 Support PE, school events, assemblies and performances
🀝 Become a genuine community asset for local sporting and community organisations
🏘️ Provide a facility that our broader community could actually use and benefit from
πŸ›‘οΈ And, when circumstances require it, provide a secure, purpose-designed shelter-in-place facility capable of accommodating our school community

That doesn't seem like an extravagant vision to us. It seems like a sensible investment in our children, our school and our community. ❀️

Our kids deserve better.Our community deserves better. So let's keep the conversation going... πŸ‘‡πŸ»

What community organisations are you involved with that could benefit from a facility like this? PLEASE SHARE THIS POST WITH THEM! πŸ“£

What would YOU like to see included? And how would it help YOUR family? Tell us below. πŸ‘‡πŸ»

06/08/2026

There was a time this week when we thought the sun might never shine again β˜”οΈ
So what a joy this afternoon has been - albeit only for a short period 😎
Having said that... without the rain, you don't get the rainbows 🌈
Credit to the Frazer family for the photo 🀩

23/07/2026

πŸ’ƒ Dance Curriculum Program returns in Term 3! 🎢

We're excited to once again partner with the fantastic Dance Curriculum team to bring an engaging week of dance to Birmingham Primary School!

During Term 3, Week 5, all Prep to Grade 5 students will take part in a series of energetic dance sessions as an addition to their regular specialist timetable.

Dance is a wonderful way for students to:
🎡 Develop rhythm and coordination
🀝 Build teamwork and confidence
🎨 Express creativity through movement
😊 Stay active while having fun!

This program has become a favourite at Birmingham, providing students with the opportunity to experience success in a different area of the curriculum while developing important physical, social and creative skills.

Presentation assemblies will also be organised on the Friday, allowing our students to display their new skills in front of their adoring fans!

πŸ“² Consent and payment are now available via Compass.

We can't wait to see our students dancing, creating and enjoying another fantastic week of movement and music! πŸŽ‰

15/07/2026

πŸƒβ€β™€οΈ Good luck, Ivy & Taylah! β€οΈπŸ–€πŸ’š

Today, Ivy and Taylah proudly represent Birmingham Primary School at the School Sport Victoria (SSV) State Cross Country Carnival.

To reach this point is an outstanding achievement in itself. Both girls have successfully progressed through school, District, Division and Regional competition, earning their place among the very best cross country runners in Victoria.

Today they'll line up against the state's strongest athletes in their age groupβ€”a challenge that reflects months (if not longer) of dedication, resilience and hard work.

No matter what today's results bring, you've already achieved something incredibly special, and our entire Birmingham community is immensely proud of you both.

Best of luck, Ivy and Taylah! We can't wait to hear how you go. πŸ’ͺπŸ…πŸ€

26/06/2026

Now there's a sight you don't see every day! πŸ„πŸššπŸŽ¨

Our newest art trail resident, Pi-Cow-So, is on the move!

By the time we see this travelling bovine again, it will be colourful, creative and well-travelled, ready to take it's place within our growing art trail.

We can't wait to reveal the finished masterpiece, adding another splash of whimsy and wonder to our fabulous little corner of the world.

A huge thank you to Cowdery Fibreglass Cow Relocation Services... not a real business, but definitely a real service on this occasion! πŸ˜„πŸ„

Photos from Holy Fools's post 26/06/2026

Wow! Thank you and well done to our Birmingham PS community ❀️

11/06/2026

πŸŒˆπŸŽ‰ CRAZY HAIR + RAINBOW FREE DRESS DAY! πŸŽ‰πŸŒˆ

Our amazing BPS Junior School Council students are making a difference in our local community by collecting donations for Felix House Lilydale, supporting people experiencing homelessness and hardship. ❀️

If you're able to help, the three most urgently needed items are:

πŸ’§ Slabs of water
🧦 Adult socks
πŸ‘• Adult underwear

Other much-needed donations include:

🧼 Soap and body wash
🧴 Shampoo and conditioner
πŸͺ₯ Toothbrushes and toothpaste
🌸 Sanitary items
✨ Deodorant
πŸ₯« Non-perishable food items

To celebrate the generosity of our wonderful school community, we'll be holding a 🌈 Crazy Hair + Rainbow Free Dress Day 🌈 on Tuesday 23 June!

Every donation, big or small, will help make a real difference to local people doing it tough. We can't wait to see how many items we can collect together!

Thank you, as always, for your incredible support and kindness. β€οΈπŸ’™πŸ’šπŸ’›πŸ§‘πŸ’œ

05/06/2026

πŸŒˆπŸŽ‰ COLOURFUL FREE DRESS & CRAZY HAIR DAY πŸŽ‰πŸŒˆ

Our Junior School Council students have chosen to hold a Colourful Free Dress and Crazy Hair Day on Tuesday 23 June in support of Felix House.

Felix House is a community drop-in centre in Lilydale that supports people of all ages experiencing homelessness or hardship, providing essential services and practical assistance to those in need.

Students are invited to come dressed in their brightest colours and wear their craziest hairstyles for the day. Instead of a gold coin donation, we are asking families to donate much-needed toiletry items or non-perishable food to support the work of Felix House.

Suggested donations include:
🧴 Shampoo and conditioner
🧼 Soap
πŸͺ’ Shaving cream
🌸 Deodorant
🩹 Sanitary items
🧦 Adult socks
πŸ‘• Adult underwear
πŸ₯« Non-perishable food

Thank you for helping our students make a positive difference in the community through this important Junior School Council initiative.

13/05/2026

πŸƒβ€β™‚οΈπŸŒ¦οΈ CROSS COUNTRY UPDATE πŸŒ¦οΈπŸƒβ€β™€οΈ

After multiple weather interruptions, we’re hoping for third time lucky as we prepare to run a modified Cross Country event at school this Thursday, 14 May.

πŸ‘Ÿ The event will primarily involve interested students in Years 4–6 (with some Year 3 students also welcome to participate), and will provide an opportunity for students to qualify for the District Cross Country team.

πŸ“ Due to the late rescheduling of the event, we have not been able to establish a formal opt-in process. Instead, staff will simply be asking students whether or not they would like to participate, while also making it clear that students wishing to pursue the Cross Country pathway beyond school level will need to compete in this event to be eligible for selection.

πŸ‘ Families are warmly invited to attend and support during the afternoon. πŸ“’ Full details in the Compass NewsFeed πŸ“’

πŸ™‹β€β™€οΈπŸ™‹β€β™‚οΈ We are also still seeking a small number of parent helpers β€” particularly to assist in supervising sections of the course near the staff carpark and along the front of the school.

πŸ”— For full event information β€” including participation details, qualification information and the Parent Helper Expression of Interest form β€” please refer to the full Compass post.

Thank you again for your flexibility and support! πŸ’™

04/05/2026

🌌 A small disturbance in the Force this morning…

Apologies for the slightly sinister (and somewhat foreboding!) soundtrack that kicked off our day today πŸ˜…

In honour of May the Fourth, we set a Star Wars playlist to run across the schoolβ€”but as it turns out, when you let the Force decide, there’s no telling whether you’ll get something from the light side… or the dark side when the speakers burst into life 🎢

The good news:
βœ”οΈ No confirmed sightings of stormtroopers
βœ”οΈ No imperial takeovers
βœ”οΈ Plenty of Jedi energy from our students and staff

May the Fourth be with you ✨

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