On 21 November, despite miserable weather, the Coal Point Public School community came together for a joyful day of reunions to celebrate our 70th anniversary . With the support of our dedicated P&C and staff, the afternoon was filled with activity and warmth. This event was preceded by exploration of old records and photographs, including from former students and sharing with children stories such as from the discipline book, which were met with wide-eyed giggles and disbelief as they learned what the boys got up to in years gone by.
The P&C ran a scavenger hunt for the children, along with the canteen and stalls, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere. One of the highlights of the day was the slideshow, which was warmly received. Laughter rippled through the room as people spotted themselves, classmates and friends in the photos, sparking stories and fond memories. Another memorable moment was the cake cutting, shared by one of Coal Point’s very first students alongside one of our youngest current students, a beautiful symbol of the school’s past, present and future.
What makes Coal Point Public School so special is the number of generations that have passed through its gates. Former students often return as parents, volunteers and even teachers, continuing a proud tradition of learning and community connection.
As we celebrate 70 years of Coal Point Public School, we honour not only our history, but the many people who have shaped the school into the nurturing and vibrant community it is today. We look forward to many more years of learning, growth and shared memories.

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