Kimberly Grabham
02 August 2025, 5:00 AM
The school has organised a comprehensive programme of events designed to highlight the diverse aspects of public education and community engagement.
Monday marks the official start with the Public Education Week Assembly at 9:30am, followed by open classrooms and a sausage sizzle.
Families are warmly invited to attend and experience the welcoming atmosphere of the school community.
Wednesday focuses on welcoming future students through the launch of the Ready Set Kinder programme.
This special initiative features a Teddy Bears Picnic, creating an engaging morning for children and families to explore the school environment and meet their future teachers.
The Book Fair will operate throughout the week in the school library, offering an excellent opportunity for families to explore and purchase books that inspire a love of reading.
This initiative supports literacy development whilst giving students access to new and exciting reading materials.
Thursday and Friday will see the school's talented KROP performers take centre stage at Griffith Regional Theatre, demonstrating the creative and performing arts opportunities available within public education
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The week concludes on Friday with the school's Zone Athletics Team travelling to Deniliquin to compete, highlighting the sporting achievements and opportunities that form an integral part of the school's programme.
Public Education Week represents an important opportunity for the broader community to engage with and celebrate public education.
The events are designed to showcase not just academic achievement, but the holistic education approach that includes creative arts, sports, and community involvement.
The open classroom sessions on Monday provide parents and community members with insight into modern teaching methods and learning environments.
Meanwhile, the Ready Set Kinder programme demonstrates the school's commitment to smooth transitions for new students.
Hay Public School's approach to education extends beyond traditional academics to encompass character development and community engagement.
The diverse programme of activities during Public Education Week reflects this comprehensive approach to nurturing young minds.
The school's long-standing presence in the community, combined with its continued commitment to educational excellence, demonstrates the vital role that public education plays in regional communities.
Community members are encouraged to participate in the week's events and experience firsthand the quality education and supportive environment that Hay Public School provides for its students.
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