Secondary students and staff celebrated Book Week with literary-themed activities, storytelling, and book-related events, fostering a love for reading and literacy.Read More
Students engaged in the Green Hat incursion, using wooden blocks to foster creativity, collaborating or crafting individually, nurturing innovation and spatial thinking.Read More
Date: Wednesday 29th March 2023 Time: 1pm – 4pm Venue : BHS Secondary campus 221 Manningham road , Templestowe Parking : Enter via Car Park 1 Please join us and explore post school options for young adults with a disability. Participating services include: Day services Tafe colleges and RTOs Employment services NDIS personnel Sles Providers...Read More
The Numeracy leaders presented an incredible workshop for parents on the 1st of April, which included various hands-on activities that can be incorporated into their children’s day-to-day routines and how to use mathematical language at home. It is very important for our students to engage in visual and kinaesthetic learning as well as to use...Read More
As part of our education and Autism week activities we created a sensory walk Based on the famous book ‘We’re Going On a Bear Hunt’. Students loved the opportunity to explore the book using all their senses. In classes students learnt the song with rhythm patterns and actions and completed a variety of comprehension tasks. Read More
This year to celebrate children’s week we planned some very fun Halloween themed Children’s week activities. The most popular event was by far the Disco. A sensory extravaganza, with music video laser lights and smoke machines. Many of the students enjoyed not only dancing but exploring the way the lights moved across the space. Each...Read More
The students of Bulleen Heights school were fortunate enough to visit the Australian Grand Prix in 2020. The Melbourne MotoGP had plenty of hands on education focused activities allowing the students of Bulleen Heights to experience pathways associated with motor racing. As well as the vocational experiences associated with motor racing, the thrill of watching...Read More
On the 2nd of April, the staff and students at the Pleasant Road Campus wore hoodies to support the AMAZE 2019 Autism Acceptance Campaign. This year’s theme aimed to draw attention to the range of sensory processing challenges people with Autism Spectrum Disorder may experience. We also raised money for the AMAZE foundation to support...Read More
In P8, students have been participating in a program called “The Zones of Regulation” which is designed to develop self-regulation strategies and attain skills in actively regulating actions and emotions. The program teaches children that our emotions and feelings can be grouped into four separate groups; Blue Zone (sad, tired, sick, sad), Green Zone (calm,...Read More
