Our students achieved some fantastic results at the New England North West PSSA Athletics Carnival, representing Attunga Public School with great effort and determination.
A highlight of the day was our relay team qualifying for the NSW PSSA State Finals in Sydney this October. Hunter also achieved an excellent result, placing 5th in Shot Put.
Congratulations to all involved and thank you to our families for their continued support and commitment to training.
Stage 2 students recently attended the Great Aussie Bush Camp, where they enjoyed a range of exciting activities designed to build confidence, resilience, teamwork and independence. It was a valuable and memorable experience, giving students the opportunity to challenge themselves, strengthen friendships and enjoy time learning beyond the classroom.
Judah and Nate proudly represented Attunga Public School at the regional heats of the Premier’s Spelling Bee at the beginning of Term 3. Competing against students from across northern NSW, Judah reached Round 3 in the Junior section, while Nate progressed to Round 2 in the Senior section. A fantastic effort from both students!
Our soccer team had a fantastic season, progressing to the third round of the PSSA Small Schools Soccer Knockout. They played a strong game against Willow Tree Public School and narrowly finished second. We are very proud of their teamwork, effort and sportsmanship throughout the competition.
At the end of Term 2, Attunga Public School proudly came away as the Bective Athletics Carnival champions! Despite a wet start to the day, our students showed outstanding determination, resilience and sportsmanship throughout every event. We are incredibly proud of their effort, teamwork and positive attitude.
Stage 3 enjoyed an exciting excursion to Canberra, visiting Parliament House, the Australian War Memorial, Questacon and a range of museums and national landmarks. Students had a wonderful time learning about Australia’s history, democracy, science and culture.
Attunga Public School was proud to be represented by our students and families at the Attunga ANZAC Day service. Our students showed respect, pride and maturity as they marched with our school and took part in this important community event. Thank you to all students, families and community members who attended and helped us honour the courage, service and sacrifice of our ANZACs and all who have served.
Attunga Public School proudly hosted the Bective Cross Country, welcoming students from Currabubula, Somerton and Duri for a fantastic day of running, sportsmanship and school spirit. Our students represented Attunga with determination and pride, competing strongly against the other schools. We are very excited to share that Attunga Public School was named the overall winner of the Bective Cross Country carnival. Well done to all students who participated and supported each other throughout the day!
Our Year 6 students recently attended a Taster Day at Oxley High School. During the visit, they explored the school, participated in a range of activities and experienced what a typical high school day might be like. It was a great opportunity for students to meet staff, see the facilities and begin preparing for their transition to high school.
Attunga Public School has joined 27 other schools as part of the Tree Troff Schoolyard and Community Biodiversity Project. Students will deepen their understanding of local environmental species and the importance of conservation as they identify and report on the different animal species that come to drink.
On Friday, 6 February, students in Years 3 to 6 attended the 2026 Bective Swimming Carnival at Werris Creek, enjoying a beautiful warm day of competition and school spirit. Our students demonstrated outstanding effort, determination and resilience throughout the day and represented Attunga Public School with pride. They showed exceptional sportsmanship in and out of the pool, encouraging one another and celebrating each other’s achievements. Congratulations to all students who competed and earned ribbons on the day, with a special mention to Hunter, April and Mia, who were named champion runners up in their respective age groups. This was an outstanding achievement. More photos from the day will be shared soon.
