Metella Road Public School

Aim High

Telephone02 9636 1922

Emailmetellard-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

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Students performing on stage at School Spectacular.
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40 years of School Spectacular!

20 Sep 2023

Schools Spectacular celebrates its 40th year in November this year with the theme ‘Fabulous’. Proudly presented by the NSW Department o...

Two male students holding and looking at their tablets in a school classroom.
Primary school students playing with paper planes on their school playground.
Students performing on stage at School Spectacular.
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40 years of School Spectacular!

20 Sep 2023

Schools Spectacular celebrates its 40th year in November this year with the theme ‘Fabulous’. Proudly presented by the NSW Department o...

Two male students holding and looking at their tablets in a school classroom.
Primary school students playing with paper planes on their school playground.
Students performing on stage at School Spectacular.
From the department

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40 years of School Spectacular!

20 Sep 2023

Schools Spectacular celebrates its 40th year in November this year with the theme ‘Fabulous’. Proudly presented by the NSW Department o...

Two male students holding and looking at their tablets in a school classroom.

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Featherdale Wildlife Park

02 Jun 2023

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Featherdale Wildlife Park
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SRC Biggest Morning Tea

30 May 2023

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SRC Biggest Morning Tea
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Stage 3 Brewongle Excursion

02 May 2023

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Stage 3 Brewongle Excursion
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Zoo Excursion

29 Nov 2022

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Zoo Excursion
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Colour Fun Run

21 Oct 2022

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Colour Fun Run
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Metella Road Public School stands proudly on Darug land. A meeting place by the waters that always was and will always be traditional Aboriginal land. Thank you to the Elders past, present and emerging for caring for Country and allowing us to unite together on this land where we work, learn and play. We promise to care for Country, sky, plants and each other. We cherish the lizards, cockatoos and rainbow lorikeets, and will care for the gum trees so they can spread their branches to protect the land for future generations. Together we acknowledge and respect the deep spiritual connection and valuable history of this land and know that where we learn is a sacred place.

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