Year 9 students at Carranballac have the opportunity to obtain Careers Guidance and Advice utilising the sophisticated and widely-known career profiling system, Morrisby.  Parent consent is required, click read more to download your consent and return by Friday 6 September.

Rehearsals for our End of Year Concerts for students in Foundation - Year 5 have been a huge hit with students, who are enjoying the uplifting and positive message of 'Reach for the Stars'.  Click Read more for Concert Times and Class Details.

Students in Foundation - Yr 9 are invited to bring a gold coin on Friday 13 September and come to School in Casual Clothes.  All funds will support the Friends of Skeleton Creek, a local environmental group.This day is arranged by students in the SRC, making contributions to our local community.

Families with students in Yr 5 - 9 are strongly encouraged to provide their own notebook computer for use at school and home.  This is particularly valuable for senior students to continue to work on major assessments, learning tasks and complete homework tasks.

We wish to advise families that the Compass School Manager software and App will be undergoing to a series of updates over the coming weeks and into the next term.  For more information please click on read more.

Students are encouraged to wear a splash of colour in theme with our College Values each day during Literacy and Numeracy Week.  Normal School Uniform must be worn each day.  Ideas for A Splash of Colour includes Hair Ties / Ribbons, Coloured Socks, Hats, Bow Tie/Neck Tie, and Wrist Bands

Literacy and Numeracy Week is celebrated at Carranballac P-9 College from Monday 19 - Friday 23 August.Click Read More for event program and Dress Up Parade information.

Our school is conducting a survey to find out what parents think of our school. The Parent Opinion Survey is an annual survey offered by the Department of Education and Training that is conducted amongst a sample of randomly selected parents. 

We would like to welcome our newest member of the Carranballac P-9 College Wellbeing Team; Trent.  Trent is a male 18 month old golden Labrador Companion Dog and will be a resident at our Boardwalk School during the school day.

From Term 3, School Banking Day will be Fridays.    Please ensure that from next term, Dollarmites deposit wallets are now brought into school on Friday mornings only. 

We’ve assembled an awesome collection of Australia’s Hip Hop artists & DJs to teach you all the tricks of the trade to kick-start you into the music biz. You’ll learn how to mix beats, and DJ sessions in a hands-on music program for students from Year 7 - 9.

The Big Science Competition is an easy way to challenge students from years 7 to 10 and track their performance against state or national averages.It’s a multiple choice test of critical-thinking & problem-solving skills, not just factual recall. Click here to register and find out more.

An Elective Showcase will be held on Thursday 1 August for students in Year 8 to choose their 2020 Year 9 Elective Classes.2019 Elective Class information is currently on the College website, found under the Curriculum tab.Information will be updated soon.

Students in Year 8 are invited to attend the Elective Showcase to select their 2020 Year 9 Elective Classes.All Secondary Student Learning Conferences will be held at the Boardwalk School, BER Building. Primary Student Learning Conferences will be held in the student’s normal school classroom.

Kidsoft is an app in an exciting phase of development that will allow parents to make or change Osh Club bookings, send messages and contact Customer Service and billing directly.   The app is available through the App Store or Google Play store for free download.Click here for User Guide

As part of our enrichment program for Mathematics we are offering students from Years 3 to 9 the opportunity to participate in the Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC).

Carranballac P-9 College offers an extensive sports program, including Summer and Winter competition sports.  Students participate in scheduled training sessions as an extra curricular activity and compete with students from various local schools.

The internet provides many valuable and engaging opportunities, it can also enable exposure to offensive & illegal online material. You can reduce the chance of exposure by implementing online safeguards and parental controls. https://www.esafety.gov.au/education-resources/iparent/online-safeguards 

The wearing of the school uniform is compulsory and sensible clothing is expected at all times. The uniform shop is open on a regular basis.    Hats are compulsory in the warmer months.  “Hats on” policy in Terms 1 and 4 – otherwise children must stay in the shade.Click here for more information