Stories and highlights
There's always something to celebrate at our school! From exciting events to proud moments and everyday wins, here are some of our highlights.
Some of our very lucky Stage 2 and Stage 3 students had an exciting incursion experience with Digi Ed, diving into the world of stop motion animation using clay. Guided by expert presenters, Steve and Laura, our students collaborated in teams to plan and create their own narratives, build detailed clay characters and bring their stories to life through animation.
This hands-on incursion was a fantastic opportunity for students to engage creatively, enhance their digital literacy, and develop collaboration skills – all while having fun bringing their imaginations to life through stop motion film!
Thanks to Miss Towell for organising this opportunity for our students.
In Term 3 students in our MC specialist support class had a fantastic opportunity to participate against different schools across the Riverina in the 2026 Ten Pin Bowling Competition.
Our students had a fantastic time at bowling and placed 14th across 34 schools in the Riverina.
Recently our Kindergarten classes celebrated 100 days of school. That’s 100 days of stories, games, counting, drawing, and learning new things.
“We have become readers, writers, public speakers, mathematicians, scientists, artists, performers, musicians and historians” - KWJE students
In Stage 2, the focus is on deepening students’ understanding and skills across key subject areas while fostering independence, critical thinking, and collaboration. Students engage in targeted literacy and numeracy instruction that builds on foundational skills, with increased emphasis on comprehension, problem-solving, and applying knowledge in real-world contexts. They participate in rich learning opportunities in science, technology, creative arts, history, geography, and PDHPE that encourage inquiry, creativity, and practical application.
Wellbeing and safety remain central, with a continued commitment to nurturing a supportive and inclusive classroom environment where every student feels respected, responsible and empowered to take ownership of their learning. There is a strong focus on encouraging respect, responsibility, and resilience through daily interactions and learning experiences. Stage 2 students also enjoy a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sporting competitions, performing arts, excursions and cultural events. These experiences promote teamwork and creativity, while helping students build resilience, develop a sense of responsibility, and foster respectful relationships within a strong and connected school community.
" Albury Public School isn’t just a good school it’s a great school. The teachers here care about their students as individual people and are passionate about what they teach. It’s not just the teachers that are amazing. The pupils are too. Everyone is kind, and (as a figure of speech) if you fall, someone is bound to help you up, whether it be a teacher or a fellow student. In a nutshell, this school, Albury Public School, is pretty much the best school in the state, in my opinion, and I’m sure if you went here, you would feel the same too."
- Year 6 Albury Public School Student
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