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Vision
Flagstaff Hill School will be highly regarded as a community bound by strong positive relationships, and a sense of working together towards a common purpose.
We will be renowned for our high state of individual and collective wellbeing and the extraordinary quality of our students' learning.
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Our Environment
"We are not passengers on Spaceship Earth
We are the Crew
It's time we took our responsibilities seriously."
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Flagstaff Hill School believes in a whole school commitment to environmental care and action.
We have worked and continue to work on a whole school focus on Sustainable Behaviour, and changing our actions to protect what we have for those who follow.
Values and Futures Education are about being rather than simply doing.
Sustainability is "Enough for Everyone for Ever."
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Helicopter Drops In
The Channel 10 helicopter "dropped in" to share in our weather activities and songs, listen to our choir, learn about our environmental programmes AND give us some free Fair Day advertising.
Lana "shouted" Jane Reilly a cup of coffee and some morning tea in return for some advertising on the Channel 10 news that night.
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Our 30th birthday Fair Celebrations
It was a Fair amount of planning
a Fair amount of organisation
a Fair amount of work
but it was a huge success and lots of fun.
Congratulations to our small but enthusiatic Fair Committee, in particular, our Parents and Friends volunteers who made it all possible.
The Fair Day was opened by Mr. Syd Walton the first school Principal, Ms Vonnie Munro the first Junior Primary Principal and Mrs Jan Hooper and Mrs. Caryll Adam, inaugural School Services officers.
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Lots of different activities like the bouncy castle and lucky dip kept the visitors amused
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Outstanding Community Support
The Fair and 30th birthday celebration would not have occurred without a lot of planning and organisation. It also needed the support of outside organisations.
The Flagstaff community extends its sincere thanks to the Aberfoyle Park High School for the outstanding support that they volunteered for us. The Principal, Wendy Teasdale-Smith, Assistant Principals Jenny Johns and John Westphalen, along with Katherine Fisher and her Active 8 students helped organise personnel and activities such as; dot painting, podcasting, a rock climbing wall and the Aberfoyle Park High School Percussion Band. It added another dimension and offered a great deal of entertainment and amusement for lots of visitors.
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More Fun at the Fair
There were sideshow rides, the bouncy castle, pedal prix bike rides, lucky dips and lots more.
The hot weather made the dunking machine a popular stopping point as people lined up to "drop" the staff in cool water. The big splash kept everyone cool in the 35 dregree heat.
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Fair Day Activities
The oval was packed with a multitude of stalls and lots of activities for the young and young at heart.
Hair Braiding
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Using our site
- Are you new to our school or thinking of joining us? Information about our school is in the "Thinking of Joining Us" page
- Parent information contains newsletters, forms and some useful links to other information
- Our classes have been busy lately.. click on the Class information page to see what they've been up to
- Need information on OSHC or Vacation Care including programmes?
- Student Voice information and Student email links can be found on the Student page
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