Narrogin Primary School Competitors

Busselton Senior High School is a company that operates in the Education industry. It employs 51-100 people and has $5M-$10M of revenue. The company is headquartered in Busselton, Western Australia, Australia.

Lancelin Primary School is very keen to establish a link with CUA, through our partner Edith Cowan, providing extra-curricular learning opportunities for children aged between 7 - 14 years, and 5-6 year olds with their families). The aim is to engage children and young people in learning in its broadest sense and to provide the scaffolding for them to develop self-efficacy, confidence and aspirations. We will have an information session to Parents and Students on Tuesday 29th May at 9 am in the Library. We would love for you all to join us on the day, gain an understanding of what the initiative is all about and ask questions from the coordinators of the program. In a nutshell the staff together with community members create various clubs during the year and children join and earn stamps in their passport for every hour attending the club. When they reach 30 stamps they are invited to attend a graduation ceremony at ECU towards the end of the year.

The Willetton Senior High School (Willetton SHS) Board is a vibrant and professionally run organisation dedicated to assisting the education of our children, fostering the ethos of the wider school community and supporting the school in all matters which positively influence the development of students. The School Board has a very close involvement in the decision-making process of the school and through the Board parents are able to offer opinions and advice to the Principal and staff on a range of matters. Parent input is well accepted by the school and results in practical improvements to its operations and the outcomes it achieves. The Board can be contacted via Mrs Helen Wong - telephone 9334 7217 (not Tuesday) or email helen.s.wong@education.wa.edu.au. The Willetton SHS Board also involves itself in broader educational issues through meetings with Members of Parliament, the Department of Education and others relevant to the education and well-being of our children.