“Aunty Gabby” brought cultural enrichment during NAIDOC Week, sharing indigenous knowledge, stories, and traditions with the primary campus, fostering appreciation for Australia’s rich heritage.Read More

Education Week, students engaged in making and flying paper planes, merging fun with math concepts like aerodynamics, distance, and angles, fostering hands-on learning.Read More

 Harmony Day was celebrated with students dressing up in orange or culturally significant attire, promoting inclusivity, diversity, and a sense of community among the school Community.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

This year, our school fun run looked very different due to COVID -19 restrictions. Classes were still able to enjoy participating in a run, with a novel course set-up around the campus. Well done to all our enthusiastic participants and a very big thank you to all the students and their families who raised money...Read More

On Wednesday students were given the opportunity to take part in a workshop with New York Times Best Selling author/illustrator Adam Wallace. It was wonderful to see students living out the PBS motto of Be Safe, Be Respectful and Be Your Best as they sat and listened to the Adam. All students were engaged in...Read More

‘Celebrating Careers’ was our theme. Students at the Pleasant Road Campus dressed up as the job they wanted and joined in the parade on the Oval. Parents also came into the classes to talk about their jobs and explained how they used what they learnt at school in their jobs. We had a surprise visit...Read More

We have had an exciting year so far with our first ever Archibald Art exhibition, inspired by the annual Australian event of the same name. The event was part of the Education and Autism week celebrations. Every student in the school made an artwork which was a representation and expression of themselves, a self-portrait. Students’...Read More

Did you know that you can recycle your used batteries? You can now drop them off at the PRC or MRC office and we will recycle them for you. Check out M18’s latest video to find out more. Recycle your batteries from Bulleen Heights School on Vimeo.Read More