At Humpybong State School, we teach, engage, assess and report on student learning, improvement and achievement through the Australian Curriculum from Prep (Foundation) to Year 6.
Student Leadership
All Year 6 students at Humpybong SS are student leaders. There are also formal positions through Student Council, School Captains, House, Arts, Music, Language and First Nations Captains. These formal student leadership positions have many functions and roles within school daily life, and naturally in relation to school jobs, school community events and Friday Assembly. Our Captains and all Year 6 students contribute individually and collectively to 'Humpybong Strong' through leaving a legacy of citizenship. Pro Patria.
Hands on Learning
Hands on Learning is a practical engagement and wellbeing program that helps students build confidence, resilience, social and emotional skills and a stronger connection to our school.
Each week, a small group of students spends one day outside the classroom working together on meaningful projects that benefit our school community. Through authentic, hands on experiences, students work towards developing practical skills, teamwork and creative ways of working, to accomplish their goal.
Sustainability is at the heart of our program, with students regularly recycling and repurposing materials into creative projects, that make a positive difference around school.
'A place to belong - People to belong to - Real things to do - A chance to give back'
Hands on Learning empowers students to discover their strengths, contribute to their community and grow through purposeful learning.
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