Stories and highlights

There's always something to celebrate at our school! From exciting events to proud moments and everyday wins, here are some of our highlights.

Two students holding the aboriginal flag and students sitting at a table enjoying morning tea.

"I can be confident that my child's well-being and education is in the very best of hands at Brighton Le Sands PS" — a parent of Brighton-Le-Sands Public School

"This school has benefited me through my journey in various ways, not only has it helped me academically, but it has helped me socially. Brighton is full of gifted and talented programs that help enhance your ability and increase your opportunities. Brighton has plenty of sports activities that can help with social problems. The friendships and bonds that I have made with my peers have helped me become a better person” - a student of Brighton Le Sands Public School

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Discover our recent highlights

student sitting with his grandparents sharing food in the classroom

Grandparent & Multicultural Day

Our school celebrated both Grandparents Day and Universal Children’s Day in Term 4. The occasion served as a meaningful reminder of the invaluable role that grandparents play in nurturing and guiding younger generations, as well as the importance of recognising and upholding the rights and well-being of all children. Students expressed their appreciation through performances, heartfelt messages, and creative displays, fostering intergenerational connection and respect. As always the best part of the day was the sharing of food brought in by the families. This highlights the amazing multicultural community that is BLSPS.

students standing on the grass with Sydney harbour in the background

Stage 2 The Rocks Excursion

In Week 5 of Term 4, our Stage 2 our students were transported back in time to the days of first contact and colonial exploration. Throughout the excursion, they immersed themselves in the people, events, and actions that shaped early world exploration and its far-reaching effects. They learned about the effects of British colonisation in Australia and discussed Indigenous perspectives on European arrivals.

K-2 Athletics Carnival

In Week 6 of Term 4, our students enjoyed a fun morning of running races at the K–2 Athletics Carnival. It was wonderful to see our youngest learners giving their best, supporting their peers, and showing great sportsmanship throughout the day. A big thank you to our staff for organising such a smooth and engaging event. Well done to all!