St Patrick’s are playing a part in the monitoring of the erosion of our coastline.
They meet each term with team of scientists who keep data on the sand levels on South Beach.
The children ride the school bikes with Mr Sanderson and spend an hour measuring and entering data.
Highlighting our school through a map we are emphasing what makes us special.
In 2008 our school began accessing and utilising a section of the Goulburn and Broken Rivers as part of the local RiverConnect program. This program involves participating schools being ‘given’ […]
We were excited to start the new planting season this year but the COVID-19 pandemic changed all that. Amid all the uncertainties and the newly found ‘emptiness’ of our school […]
Over the past few years we have implemented some initiatives to help us reduce our waste volume at school. After starting on our Waste Module this year, we decided that […]
The Rubbish Free Lunch Challenge acted as a powerful tool for promoting rubbish free lunches at Tinternvale Primary School. We have currently been having rubbish free lunch every Thursday and […]