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Junior Cafe

In Community class this term the Junior students practiced the skills they have been learning by preparing and organising a cafe.

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Sydney the School Dog

It is with great sadness that we reach out to let you know that our beloved school dog, Sydney, has passed away. After recovering well from having her infected gallbladder removed over the Easter holidays, she suddenly became very ill with aggressive cancer that had spread through her organs. 

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2023 School Magazine

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Welcome to the 2024 School Year

 
The first day back for students will be the 30th of January, school will begin with a whole school meeting and Welcome to Country from 9:20am. 

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Our New Normal

We've spent this year getting used to our new school site and can now comfortably say that we have settled in and adjusted to the rhythms of Glenylon Road.

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Big Night Out 2023

We recently hosted our very first Big Night Out at our new site, a tradition that has been part of our school fabric for more than 30 years. Every year the students amaze and impress us with their performative talents and this year was no different.

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Goodbye 350 Sydney Road

The process of moving school, settling in and emptying the old site has finally concluded. A team of caregivers, parents, kin and staff recently came together to remove the last traces of 50 years of education.

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SRCS in The Brunswick Voice

End of an Era Celebration

We would like to invite present, past and future members of the SRCS community to say goodbye to our school of 50 years.

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Acknowledgement

We  acknowledge that we are meeting on the traditional country of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation and pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land, which continue to be important to the Aboriginal people living today. Sovereignty has never been ceded. 

It always was and always will be, Aboriginal land.