Congratulations to our 2024 TIP recipients. These initiatives have all been assessed as the winners of this year's TIP program and we're excited to share this year's TIP projects.
Allowing a break card and a space for a student to re-set and recharge is of paramount importance to the school wellbeing team due to the current levels of disengagement - our ReCharge Room.
$2,000
Our kitchen space will increase the skills of all students, enabling them to cook with ingredients from the school garden.
$2,000
We're introducing a screen-free, hands-on programmable coding robot to support STEM learning in early childhood education.
$733
Creating and learning about local bush tucker from local Dja Dja Wurrung community.
$2000
Enabling student participation and exposure to state-wide sheep and cattle programs
$2000
A safer way to cook for students preparing food in the popular community cafe.
$2000
Helping students with low/no vision to use kitchen technology safely. Training a new generation of baristas and bakers.
$1996
A STEM incursion to develop team building, problem solving and self-regulation skills. With a fun Billy Cart ride to look forward to.
$1565
Improving visibility of and accessibility of books in the school's library and learning support hub. Putting books front and centre.
$2000
Fencing to protect our school's living educational space where students learn about First Nations people and cultures.
$500
Growing our own herbs and vegetables to use in our Food Rocks program covering breakfast, morning tea and lunch.
$1750
All three kindergarten sites will benefit from the installation of compost bins and vegetable gardens.
$1321
A Grade 6 program to teach students how to mend and make their own clothes.
$1548
A school community plastic recycling program that will ultimately enable students to use micro-recycling machinery to recycle plastics at school. These recycled plastics will be used in our STEM program for 3D printing.
$1680
Providing students with a clear cross body bag with their own personal 'credit' card to use at the school's Southside Cafe.
$1455
Instruments are used for students to learn and in community ukelele lessons in preparation for the annual school community bush dance.
$2000
Separating our waste classroom by classroom to make a lasting impact. Each classroom to have its own set of bins for waste.
$2000
Using science and pocket microscopes to increase students' understanding of biodiversity in the schoolyard.
$1500