Manilla Central School in Manilla, New South Wales | High School

Manilla Central School

Locality: Manilla, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6785 1184

Address: Wilga Avenue 2346 Manilla, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.manilla-c.schools.nsw.edu.au

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24.01.2022 On Friday 11th September the secondary will be participating in "R U OK Day", we encourage everyone to wear yellow for the day & make a gold coin donation. We have also created an online donation page if anyone would like to make a contribution.

24.01.2022 S2B loved exploring the Indonesian technique of Batik in the last week of term. They created their own shirts using glue in place of wax, and painted them as they wished. The designs and shirts turned out awesome! Mrs Browne S2B Class Teacher

23.01.2022 R U OK? Day We started the day enjoying the sunshine and doing some artwork in the quad

23.01.2022 Better late than never... Week 9 Friday wrap up in the Primary!

23.01.2022 S1H have been enjoying The Physical World unit of work this term. Students have been able to conduct investigations to identify the effects of push and pull. Last week students made pinwheels to further their understanding of types of energy. S1H students have shown determination this term to consolidate additive strategies skills. Number talks that encourage students to talk about additive strategies occur daily in the classroom. This has given students the confidence to sh...are their mathematical reasoning with peers. Students have been learning about behaviours that keep themselves safe. This week students have participated in role play activities that allowed them to practice ‘seek help’ strategies. Mrs Holzigal S1H Class Teacher

23.01.2022 Goodbye and good luck Year 6, Mr Ward and Miss McDonald!

23.01.2022 Stage 4 Tech practical assessment - delicious and nutritious!

22.01.2022 Click the link below to check out what's happening this week at MCS. K-12 Newsletter No 30 Monday 21st September 2020

21.01.2022 Over the last 2 weeks Stage 2 explored photography with 360 degree cameras. Part of the fun was setting up your photo. Will you be in the photo, or hidden from view? Mrs Turner LaST/RFF Teacher

21.01.2022 This Friday 11/09 is secondary SRC's 'R U OK?' Day, to raise awareness around mental health and emotional resilience.... Sometimes a simple question is all it takes to turn someone's day around! Students are asked to show their support by wearing mufti day yellow, ensuring appropriate footwear is still worn.

21.01.2022 Primary enjoyed wearing their footy colours today!

20.01.2022 Click the link below to check out what's happening this week at MCS. K-12 Newsletter No 37 Monday 23rd November 2020

19.01.2022 Reminder to all 7-12 students that there is a Christmas mufti day today.

18.01.2022 This term, S1H have been identifying the features of places and the activities that are performed in these places. We have talked about places such as Byron Bay, White Cliffs and Jindabyne, noting their different landscapes and tourist attractions. Mrs Holzigal S1H Class Teacher

18.01.2022 Click the link below to check out what's happening this week at MCS. K-12 Newsletter No 29 Monday 14th September, 2020

17.01.2022 Tomorrow the Secondary will be hosting their awards ceremony, unfortunately due to Covid-19 we cannot meet our indoor rules, so in order to keep it fair we will be having the ceremony with the students only, we will however post pictures after the event.

17.01.2022 Congratulations to all award recipients at today's Primary end of term PBL assembly!

17.01.2022 Congratulations to today's award recipients at the Primary Assembly! Well done to you all!

17.01.2022 It has been an extremely busy term for students in S3H. We have been improving our inferential comprehension skills through our novel study "The One and Only Ivan" and enjoying the Creative Arts activities that have been linked to the novel. In our novel, Ruby (a baby elephant) asks Ivan (a silverback gorilla) to tell her an elephant joke. We hope you like our elephant jokes we came up with to help Ruby. We are looking forward to comparing the novel to the Disney movie that ...has recently been released. In our Unit of Inquiry we have been examining factors that shape places, looking closely at different biomes and how humans and other things such as natural disasters impact on the environment. We have investigated the local government's role in managing places, facilities and services in our town and been examining local issues and projects in the Manilla community. We have also been improving our geographical study skills by learning about data collection methods such as surveys. Student's enjoyed creating their own 'biome in a box' to demonstrate their understanding of a natural biome, and are now using their knowledge to write a persuasive text to teach others how to protect that biome. Mrs Hawley S3H Class Teacher

16.01.2022 Please see a list of classroom essentials for year 9 & 10 students. Alternatively packs are available for purchase from Manilla Newsagency.

15.01.2022 This week we farewell our Year 12 students. We saw the MCS staff take out the annual Year 12 vs Staff volleyball match for the seventh straight year. Year 12 also dressed up as some very colourful characters through the week. Good luck in your exams and we look forward to celebrating your graduation ceremony and formal next term.

15.01.2022 Last week Year 12 Hospitality participated in their last practical assessment serving a three-course meal to 12 very happy customers. Yum!

14.01.2022 Stage 4 science worked on their projects ‘The New Manilla Bridge Design’ this term. Our panorama boards and bridge models are proudly displayed in Bonnett Chartered Accounting’s front window... come and take a look!!

13.01.2022 Meaghan Hawley and Jessica Wise sharing this week's Primary wrap up. Have a happy and safe holiday break. School resumes Monday 12th October, 2020.

12.01.2022 A massive thank you to Mr David Ridgewell for providing snacks for year 7/8 this afternoon. It was a fantastic way to end the year and we appreciate all of your support

12.01.2022 "Final push. We've got this, guys!" From staying connected with mates to enjoying life's little pleasures, listen to what the 2020 HSC experience has been like for these Year 12 students. Check out more #StayHealthyHSC tips and resources on https://education.nsw.gov.au/stay-healthy-HSC... *Posted by the NSW Department of Education*

12.01.2022 Today 71 students who reached Gold Level on the PBL reward system went to Barraba Pool. They were treated to the water slide, the diving board and the swimming pool. Students enjoyed a sausage sizzle lunch and an icy pole! They had lots of fun and are already striving for Gold next year!

08.01.2022 Thankyou to Opportunity Hub Tamworth for joining students in the Primary as they celebrated NAIDOC Week. Students enjoyed the activities, games and conversations you shared with them.

07.01.2022 Gold Party Reminder The Gold Party Celebration at Barraba Pool is today, Tuesday 24th November. Students attending are asked to arrive at school no later than 9.10am to allow the bus to depart on time. Students need to ensure they pack snacks, water, towel, hat and either a t-shirt of rashie. A sausage sizzle and icy-pole will be provided for lunch. ... The bus will return to school at approximately 3pm.

06.01.2022 This week's Primary wrap up brought to you by Meaghan Hawley and Connor Kesterton!

05.01.2022 Last week, Secondary students received merit awards and nominated school captains for 2021. Our three candidates, Jessica, Rayah and Zoe delivered excellent speeches and demonstrated the core values of Manilla Central School. Congratulations to these outstanding students and we look forward to the announcement of our 2021 school captains at presentation day.

05.01.2022 Primary remember your footy colours tomorrow!

04.01.2022 Click the link below to check out what's happening this week at MCS. K-12 Newsletter No 40 Monday 14th December, 2020

04.01.2022 The last day for the secondary consisted of Christmas dress ups, lots of tinsel and hot dogs for lunch. Great day had by all. We wish everyone a safe and happy holidays and look forward to seeing you all next year.

03.01.2022 Last week's wrap up brought to you by Tori Clare and Boady Russell.

03.01.2022 'It hasn’t been easy, but look what we’ve produced!' Thank you to all our students, teachers, school staff and parents and carers who have made this a year to remember. See you next year for #FirstDay2021! #LoveWhereYouLearn *Posted by the NSW Department of Education*

02.01.2022 Last week Year 6 students attended their first transition day in the highschool. They visited the ag plot and completed activities in Woodwork, Food Tech and Science. They all reported having an excellent time getting to know the teachers and expectations ready for next year. They are looking forward to their next transition day on the 1st December.

02.01.2022 With many sporting opportunities being cancelled this year, Stage 3 is excited that the Schools Cup Netball has decided to go ahead with a Virtual Challenge. It kicked off last week with 3 challenges: 1. Name your team and explain why in a mind map. 2. A warm up dance... 3. Introductions - a short speech introducing yourself and your favourite Suncorp super netball player and why. Points are awarded for each challenge if you fulfil the criteria with the task. Special thanks to Eve Maloney for being the representative for challenge number 3, and Mr Bell who played the part of our Principal Mr Windred (who was away) so we could earn some extra points for getting the Principal involved! Photos are from our warm up dance, which was a lot of fun. We look forward to our next lot of challenges. You can follow the schools cup netball virtual challenge on social media #upforthechallengennsw #S3HAdventurers

01.01.2022 On Wednesday MCS Primary celebrated NAIDOC week with the whole school creating a Rainbow Serpent mural that snaked through the entrance of our school. Some of our budding artists couldn’t resist a little face paint during the course of events. Thanks to Miss Dixon for drawing out the empty serpent.

01.01.2022 Last weeks NAIDOC 2020 celebrations at the Secondary. "Always Was, Always Will Be" recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. Secondary students celebrated this years theme with an assembly, traditional dance, artworks and cake. Thank you to all of the students and staff involved.