At Ingleburn High School, we value inclusion, dignity, and the celebration of all abilities. Disability Recognition Week is a powerful reminder of our commitment to building a school community where every student feels seen, supported, and empowered. Our Support Unit students

Outstanding presentation by our Future Mentors Program leader to St Andrews Network principals—showcasing how student voice drives real change. Powerful, inspiring, and a true validation of the life-changing impact this program is making Karen Endicott Kay Rigas #StudentVoice

TASpire Paddock to Plate! This week students planted the strawberry plants generously donated by our librarian, Miss Wright. We look forward to a bumper crop in the future, but for now, we had fun practising using strawberries in our cooking by making these yummy strawberry

Yesterday, students across Years 7-12 experienced the AROSE workshop, run by Fizzics Education in partnership with various Australian companies. Students experienced a range of demonstrations, explaining difficult STEM concepts such as the Bernoulli effect of how flight with

Farewell to our foundation principal Hallie Baxter, Middleton Grange PS after 16 years of outstanding service. You are our ‘darling’ and have ‘lit up our world’. We wish you well at your new school. Always #BetterTogether #CowpastureNetwork Remember…once a cow…

What a night! Last night, Ingleburn High School students had the incredible opportunity to attend the NRLW State of Origin and watch the Blues take the win and the series! A huge thank you to our amazing PE staff for organising this unforgettable experience for our students.

Today, Ingleburn High School was proudly represented by two of our student leadership team, Hunter and Alexandra, alongside Mr. Anderson, Mr. Davies, and Ms. Edwards at the 57th Anniversary Commemorative Service for the Battle of Coral-Balmoral. This solemn occasion honoured the

Great to connect with Education professionals at the NSW PEX Partnerships conference today, and hear the passion and enthusiasm in the room. Thank you for your dedication to bring public education the most important resource they could ever need- great teachers.

At Ingleburn High, inclusion isn’t an event—it’s who we are. Disability Recognition Week (12–16 May) last week highlighted our promise to honour every student’s dignity, voice, and unique abilities. From hands‑on learning to shared playground moments, our Support Unit students

It’s been such a joy to receive some of the completed paint-by-numbers artworks from our Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea and Paint by Numbers event! We’ve loved seeing the creativity and care that went into each piece. Cathy Argyle Karen Endicott

40 years serving & building the community in a great profession. Susie still does this with such energy & joy. Another great story of public education in NSW. Thinking about teaching? Come work with us.

Ingleburn High School Karen Endicott We have an amazing learning community! Thank you 🙏

This morning, the Ingleburn High School community came together in a spirit of reflection, respect, and reconciliation to acknowledge National Sorry Day—a day of great importance in our country’s history. Sorry Day is a time to pause and reflect on the profound grief, trauma, and

Congratulations to Ellie-Mae for representing the President’s team at the Combined High Schools Rugby League Carnival from Sunday-Wednesday. Ellie-Mae has represented herself and our school community well and should be proud of her efforts. Congratulations Ellie-Mae 👏

In today’s ‘Top Gear’ automotive class at Ingleburn High, Joseph, Oscar, and Georhys are completing the disassembly of a Holden 202 engine. Their next task will be to clean the parts and begin reassembly in line with the manufacturer’s specifications. NSW Dept of Education Cathy Argyle

Year 10 students recently participated in the Fast Forward Program at Western Sydney University’s Campbelltown campus. As part of the experience, students were given a guided tour of the campus, where they took part in university taster lessons and visited key sites, including

Thanks to Kay Rigas for visiting OBPS today! Alongside my amazing staff and students, I was proud to share: 👩‍🏫 the explicit teaching happening in classrooms 🧠 our HPGE Enrichment Class program 👣 our Gamarada Gunyah Aboriginal Languages room 🏛️ all about our Student Parliament

Farewell and Happy Retirement, Greg! Today, Ingleburn High School came together to celebrate a very special milestone — the retirement of our much-loved General Assistant, Greg. Greg has been an integral part of Ingleburn High since he first started with us back in 2008. For

#BetterTogether 2 days of sharing practice #CowpastureNetwork & Alabama colleagues through LEAP. Thanks to our wonderful ED Kay Rigas who shared #MSAW journey - equity & improvement; R/DEL Jason Conroy & principals Cecil Hills High School Bonnyrigg HS Prairievale PS William Stimson P.S.

University Shield! Today, our boys showed incredible grit and heart in two fiercely contested matches: 16–14 loss to CPA 28–8 loss to Bass Hill While the results didn’t go our way, the true highlight of the day was the outstanding sportsmanship displayed by our team. They played