Recognition Learning

Wishing our community a safe and relaxing school holiday!

Congratulations year 12!

Best of Luck to our Year 12 Students!

Our HSC Practice Exam Program commences today. For any queries about the program contact us on (02) 8040 6649.

Welcome to Term 4 !

Today is R U Okay Day. As we continue to de-stigmatise the conversation around mental health this year’s theme, ‘Are they really ok? Ask them today', invites students to check in with others as we continue to study from home. To find out more about the campaign and to access a range of resources, students can access the following link: https://www.ruok.org.au/.

A conversation could change a life | R U OK? R U OK? is a su***de prevention charity in Australia, encouraging all of us to notice the signs of mental health struggle in friends, family, and colleagues, and start meaningful conversations that offer support and care to those in need. A conversation can change a life.

As another book week draws to a close, we acknowledge that this year’s virtual festivities may have looked very different from years gone past… While resonating with the event’s theme “Old Worlds, New Worlds, Other Worlds”, we witnessed students re-imagine the ways in which we may celebrate the world of literature, whilst participating in parades in the online space. Students can access a shortlist on novels in the following article, to further cultivate a passion for reading and celebrating the art of imagination…

The most anticipated young adult books of 2021! - The Booktopian We're rounding up the most anticipated young adult books of 2021! Books by Angie Thomas, Leigh Bardugo, Julie Kagawa and more.

August the 12th marks the annual celebration of International Youth Day. This day aims to highlight the achievements of young people and the contributions youth have made to our society. This year’s theme focuses on the desire to address food security, and further, environmental sustainability. Youth have a powerful role to play in enacting change and we certainly believe in their abilities to pursue worldly goals. Our students can explore this year’s theme in further, by accessing the following link:

International Youth Day 2021 | United Nations For Youth https://youtu.be/pOfsGjC21Fs United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres's Video Message English | Français | Español | Русский | عربي | 汉语 The theme of International Youth Day 2021 is, “Transforming Food Systems: Youth Innovation for Human and Planetary Health”, with the...

Whilst studying and working from home, we may find ourselves becoming increasingly sedentary. In the following article, experts advise of how we can incorporate active movement into our daily routine. Taking a quick walk, setting a timer to move about or standing up whilst working are all simple tips to encourage us to increase our mobility wherever possible.

Six tips to build more movement into your day Most people don’t move enough. The trick is to do what you can whenever you can, even if it’s just standing up more than once an hour and walking a bit.