Previous BHS Highlights

During Health and Nutrition Week this year, we had the team from SEDA over at both campuses to run a multi-sport program. The sports inflatables provided students with a fun introduction to a variety of sports, including AFL, soccer, basketball, cricket and netball.Read More

The students and staff at MRC had an amazing time dancing to the music, interacting with each other and completing laps around the campus on the 11th of November. The fundraising event was a huge success. Thank you to our families and wider community for all your support.Read More

   Education Week  saw us “Building Connections” on both a literal and metaphorical level. The Lego Challenge at MRC involved building connections with bricks and working with peers to follow a set criteria. Careers Day celebrated people of all different walks of life. Students created careers poster and enjoyed listening to presentations from ex-students. The...Read More

Every day, education support staff work to keep our school running, support our students to learn and our teachers to teach. This year, we celebrated our hardworking education support staff and recognised their extraordinary contribution with a special morning tea.Read More

When you can’t visit the zoo, why not have the zoo come to you? This year as part of our  Education week theme; Building connections – our environment we invited the Wild action zoo to come and visit. Student loved this engaging and hands on presentation and learning about our native animals.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

A big thank you to those who supported us to recognise Autism awareness day with our ‘Hoodies Up’ event. We proudly joined thousands of Australians putting their #HoodieUp to make the world a more inclusive place for autistic people. Those who contributed to our online donation raised $200 for AMAZE. Funds raised through Hoodie Up...Read More

The students in M1/2 participated in a group discussion on why they should have a school community Op Shop that is managed by the students as well as the benefits it will have on the school community. From this discussion, the group came up with a list of things to do prior to the opening...Read More