Topic: schools

Bundaberg Christian College has officially opened new facilities including two flexible learning areas and a new administration building.

Rachel Downie, the 2020 Queensland Australian of the Year, is the powerhouse behind STYMIE, an anonymous on-line harm reporting tool that schools are using to support students to say something without fear of reprisal.

Wallaville State School has been named as a Positive Behaviour for Learning Demonstration School for 2020, one of only five in the state.

For Safer Internet Day, students in the Bundaberg Region will boost their online safety skills in the Optus Digital Thumbprint Program.

Bundaberg’s first School Savvy CQ proved a great success with more than 1370 people helping more than 300 families and 550 children.

St Luke's Bundaberg 2019 graduates are on track for tertiary degrees with 56pc receiving their first preference for universities.

More than 170 residents attended the School Savvy Pop-Up Shop in Bundaberg today during the first five minutes after it opened.

A pop-up store selling pre-loved uniforms, basic stationery supplies and offering free back-to-school haircuts will open its doors to the community from Monday.

Now the school year is over don’t discard old uniforms, donate them to a worthy cause through Centacare’s School Savvy program.

About 20 of the region’s students and school STEM ambassadors had plenty to create and discover today visiting the Community Lifestyle Support Makerspace with Felicity Furey.