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Natasa Penna –Β Principal

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Banksia Park International High School provides students with a world-class, relevant and challenging curriculum delivered in a supportive and respectful learning environment. We are committed to helping students develop knowledge, high self-esteem and the dispositions and capabilities that will assist them to become successful citizens in an increasingly global context.

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At Banksia Park International High School, we pride ourselves on our Educational Programs and Opportunities for all students. However we also want the opportunity for students to grow beyond the classroom, preparing them for the future.Β 

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πŸŽ‰πŸ… Congratulations to our talented BPIHS athletes! πŸ…πŸŽ‰
At the 2024 National Pharmacies SANFL Juniors Medal counts, held during the Hostplus SANFL League Grand Final festivities at Adelaide Oval, three of our students shone bright! 🌟
🏈 In front of a packed crowd in the Ian McLachlan Room, where votes were called for boys and girls divisions from Under 12s to Under 18s, our students made us proud:
Brock (Year 7): 2nd place, U13 Boys Div 2
Kyah (Year 11): 2nd place, U18 Girls Div 1
Lillian (Year 9): 1st place, U16 Girls Div 1 πŸŽ‰πŸ†
SANFL CEO Darren Chandler, along with SANFL & SANFLW stars like Sturts Casey Voss and West Adelaides Zoe Venning, presented the medals. What an amazing achievement for our students to be recognised alongside the best in SA! πŸ™ŒπŸ‘
Huge congrats to Brock, Kyah, and Lillian for their hard work and dedication. Youve done BPIHS proud! πŸ…πŸ’ͺ 

 #SANFL #bpihsproud #GoTeam πŸ‰

πŸŽ‰πŸ… Congratulations to our talented BPIHS athletes! πŸ…πŸŽ‰
At the 2024 National Pharmacies SANFL Juniors Medal counts, held during the Hostplus SANFL League Grand Final festivities at Adelaide Oval, three of our students shone bright! 🌟
🏈 In front of a packed crowd in the Ian McLachlan Room, where votes were called for boys' and girls' divisions from Under 12s to Under 18s, our students made us proud:
Brock (Year 7): 2nd place, U13 Boys Div 2
Kyah (Year 11): 2nd place, U18 Girls Div 1
Lillian (Year 9): 1st place, U16 Girls Div 1 πŸŽ‰πŸ†
SANFL CEO Darren Chandler, along with SANFL & SANFLW stars like Sturt's Casey Voss and West Adelaide's Zoe Venning, presented the medals. What an amazing achievement for our students to be recognised alongside the best in SA! πŸ™ŒπŸ‘
Huge congrats to Brock, Kyah, and Lillian for their hard work and dedication. You've done BPIHS proud! πŸ…πŸ’ͺ

#SANFL #bpihsproud #GoTeam πŸ‰
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πŸ“ On Tuesday, our Year 12 CafΓ© Skills students embarked on a delicious food trail in the Campbelltown Newton area! 🍞🍨 The goal? To connect with local food producers and businesses and discover the perks of buying local.

Stops included:
🟑 Continental Taralli Biscuits
πŸ₯ͺ Panini Brothers
🍎 Tony and Marks
🍦 Ovo Gelato
🍫 Menz

Students collected video footage to create ads highlighting the benefits of supporting local businesses. A fun and tasty day out to support Buy SA for SA! πŸ™Œ #SupportLocal #BuySAforSA #CafΓ©Skills #LocalBusiness

πŸ“ On Tuesday, our Year 12 CafΓ© Skills students embarked on a delicious food trail in the Campbelltown Newton area! 🍞🍨 The goal? To connect with local food producers and businesses and discover the perks of buying local.

Stops included:
🟑 Continental Taralli Biscuits
πŸ₯ͺ Panini Brothers
🍎 Tony and Marks
🍦 Ovo Gelato
🍫 Menz

Students collected video footage to create ads highlighting the benefits of supporting local businesses. A fun and tasty day out to support 'Buy SA for SA#supportlocalp#buysaforsaB#cafΓ©skillC#localbusinessalBusiness
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Yesterday, our Year 11 students attended the RAA Street Smart High event, where they gained valuable insights into road safety 🚦 and the realities of road trauma. In partnership with the South Australian government, this annual event brings together thousands of high school students to educate them on how to stay safe as they approach their driving years. πŸš—πŸ’‘

Our students heard powerful, first-hand accounts from road accident survivors, who shared their experiences, rehabilitation journeys, and the ongoing challenges they face. They also listened to the heartbreaking stories of parents who lost their children in avoidable car accidents. 😒❀️

In addition, students were able to visit a range of exhibits run by police πŸš“ and other emergency services, gaining further awareness of road safety measures. They learned strategies for making safer driving choices, including selecting vehicles with key safety features, thinking through the consequences of their actions, and looking out for friends on the road. πŸ›‘οΈπŸ‘€ The day was both eye-opening and informative, providing our students with lessons they’ll carry forward as future drivers. πŸš™βœ¨

#RoadSafety #StreetSmartHigh #BPIHS #FutureDrivers #CommunityEngagement

Yesterday, our Year 11 students attended the RAA Street Smart High event, where they gained valuable insights into road safety 🚦 and the realities of road trauma. In partnership with the South Australian government, this annual event brings together thousands of high school students to educate them on how to stay safe as they approach their driving years. πŸš—πŸ’‘

Our students heard powerful, first-hand accounts from road accident survivors, who shared their experiences, rehabilitation journeys, and the ongoing challenges they face. They also listened to the heartbreaking stories of parents who lost their children in avoidable car accidents. 😒❀️

In addition, students were able to visit a range of exhibits run by police πŸš“ and other emergency services, gaining further awareness of road safety measures. They learned strategies for making safer driving choices, including selecting vehicles with key safety features, thinking through the consequences of their actions, and looking out for friends on the road. πŸ›‘οΈπŸ‘€ The day was both eye-opening and informative, providing our students with lessons they’ll carry forward as future drivers. πŸš™βœ¨

#RoadSafety #StreetSmartHigh #BPIHS #FutureDrivers #CommunityEngagement
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Huge congratulations to year 12 students, Kate πŸ‘©β€πŸ³ and Olivia πŸ‘©β€πŸ³,  who represented South Australia, and BPIHS, in the National Secondary Schools Culinary Competition! πŸŽ‰
As the hosting city this year, the competition was held at BPIHS, competing against teams from WA, Northern QLD, and Victoria. 🌏 A very successful competition, with the final dishes presented to a very high standard. 🍽️✨ Kate and Olivia finished with a silver medal πŸ₯ˆ and placed second in the competition. πŸ₯³ The overall winners were the team from Victoria. πŸ†

#bpihsproud #culinarycompetition

Huge congratulations to year 12 students, Kate πŸ‘©β€πŸ³ and Olivia πŸ‘©β€πŸ³, who represented South Australia, and BPIHS, in the National Secondary Schools Culinary Competition! πŸŽ‰
As the hosting city this year, the competition was held at BPIHS, competing against teams from WA, Northern QLD, and Victoria. 🌏 A very successful competition, with the final dishes presented to a very high standard. 🍽️✨ Kate and Olivia finished with a silver medal πŸ₯ˆ and placed second in the competition. πŸ₯³ The overall winners were the team from Victoria. πŸ†

#bpihsproud #culinarycompetition
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πŸ“’ Parent Information Session: Supporting Students with Additional Needs 🌟

The Department for Education is hosting a Parent Information Session at the Para Hills Education Office to help parents understand how Student Support Services can assist students with additional needs. This is a fantastic opportunity for parents to ask questions and gain insights.

πŸ—“ Date: Thu 24 Oct 2024 at 10.00am 
πŸ“ Location: Para Hills Education Office

Dont miss out on this valuable session designed to support your childs educational journey! πŸ™Œ

#ParentSupport #InclusiveEducation #StudentSuccess #EducationSupport

πŸ“’ Parent Information Session: Supporting Students with Additional Needs 🌟

The Department for Education is hosting a Parent Information Session at the Para Hills Education Office to help parents understand how Student Support Services can assist students with additional needs. This is a fantastic opportunity for parents to ask questions and gain insights.

πŸ—“ Date: Thu 24 Oct 2024 at 10.00am
πŸ“ Location: Para Hills Education Office

Don't miss out on this valuable session designed to support your child's educational jo#Parentsupporte#inclusiveeducatione#studentsuccesse#educationsupportionSupport
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πŸ† Grand Final Winners πŸ† 
Huge congratulations to the Year 7/8 boys team for their outstanding victory in the Division 2 finals of the Australian Football Statewide Schools Competition at West Adelaide Football Club! πŸ‰ 

Final score: BPIHS 12.10 (82) - Woodcroft College 4.4 (28).

Well done!! πŸ‘ 

#bpihsproud #afl #teamwork

πŸ† Grand Final Winners πŸ†
Huge congratulations to the Year 7/8 boys team for their outstanding victory in the Division 2 finals of the Australian Football Statewide Schools Competition at West Adelaide Football Club! πŸ‰

Final score: BPIHS 12.10 (82) - Woodcroft College 4.4 (28).

Well done!! πŸ‘

#bpihsproud #afl #teamwork
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Let’s go Kate and Olivia!! 🍲 πŸ€

Let’s go Kate and Olivia!! 🍲 πŸ€ ... See MoreSee Less

Wellbeing Flashback! 🌟
BPIHS celebrated Wear it Purple Day πŸ’œ a few weeks ago, continuing to build an educated, supportive, safe, empowering, and inclusive environment for all young people. Wear it Purple Day is aimed at acknowledging and celebrating everyone, regardless of gender identity or sexuality. This years theme, Your Passion, Your Pride, was an empowering call to students to embrace and express their true selves while pursuing kindness and happiness. πŸ’–πŸŒŸ
Students and staff were provided with purple ribbons and enjoyed the sun β˜€οΈ that shone during lunchtime on the admin lawns, while music played 🎢, nails were painted πŸ’…, and badges were made 🎨. The highlight was the Rainbow Stairs 🌈, a visible reminder that BPIHS is committed to acknowledging diversity within the school, while creating a supportive environment based on school values of unity, belonging, and inclusion. πŸ€πŸ’« The stairs were a collaboration between the SALA Art Club 🎨 students and the Wellbeing Change Agents πŸ’ͺ, and became part of the exhibition night where our broader community could experience BPIHS’s commitment to unity. πŸ‘πŸ’œ
The wellbeing team extends our thanks πŸ™ to all staff and students who participated in this years event. A huge thank you to the SALA Art Club 🎨 students and Wellbeing Change Agents; and especially to Ms. Garrett, Mr. Brindal, Elsie, Jasmine, Sienna, Daisy, Finley, Leah, Maroz, Georgia, Alonso, Willow, Emma, and Kyah! πŸŒŸπŸ’œ

Wellbeing Flashback! 🌟
BPIHS celebrated Wear it Purple Day πŸ’œ a few weeks ago, continuing to build an educated, supportive, safe, empowering, and inclusive environment for all young people. Wear it Purple Day is aimed at acknowledging and celebrating everyone, regardless of gender identity or sexuality. This year's theme, 'Your Passion, Your Pride,' was an empowering call to students to embrace and express their true selves while pursuing kindness and happiness. πŸ’–πŸŒŸ
Students and staff were provided with purple ribbons and enjoyed the sun β˜€οΈ that shone during lunchtime on the admin lawns, while music played 🎢, nails were painted πŸ’…, and badges were made 🎨. The highlight was the Rainbow Stairs 🌈, a visible reminder that BPIHS is committed to acknowledging diversity within the school, while creating a supportive environment based on school values of unity, belonging, and inclusion. πŸ€πŸ’« The stairs were a collaboration between the SALA Art Club 🎨 students and the Wellbeing Change Agents πŸ’ͺ, and became part of the exhibition night where our broader community could experience BPIHS’s commitment to unity. πŸ‘πŸ’œ
The wellbeing team extends our thanks πŸ™ to all staff and students who participated in this year's event. A huge thank you to the SALA Art Club 🎨 students and Wellbeing Change Agents; and especially to Ms. Garrett, Mr. Brindal, Elsie, Jasmine, Sienna, Daisy, Finley, Leah, Maroz, Georgia, Alonso, Willow, Emma, and Kyah! πŸŒŸπŸ’œ
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Wishing our year 12 students Kate & Olivia all the best as they compete in the National secondary schools culinary challenge this weekend! πŸ‘©πŸ½β€πŸ³πŸ‘©πŸ½β€πŸ³

Wishing our year 12 students Kate & Olivia all the best as they compete in the National secondary schools culinary challenge this weekend! πŸ‘©πŸ½β€πŸ³πŸ‘©πŸ½β€πŸ³National secondary schools culinary challenge has kicked off with The Adelaide Central Markets and a sustainability workshop with OzHarvest in the community kitchen Banksia Park International High School St Andrew's Catholic College Ballajura Community College (Official) Parade College ... See MoreSee Less

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