Our school is a small primary school in the village of Jugiong on the southwest slopes of NSW.
When students complete their schooling at the end of Year 6, we aim for them to:
- Have developed to their potential in the six Key Learning Areas
- Be confident, considerate, tolerant, optimistic, self-motivated and self-controlled
- Be able to collaborate with others; be able to make responsible decisions
- Have high self-esteem and well-developed communication skills
- Think independently and function as an individual
- Accept responsibility for their own actions
- Display sportsmanship as a participatory and spectator.
The village of Jugiong is situated on the Murrumbidgee River, along with the Hume Highway between Yass and Gundagai.
Jugiong Public School is a small, isolated rural school in the Cootamundra Principal's Network. It is a proud member of the Murrumboola Learning Community. The school provides an education for students drawn predominantly from the rural areas surrounding the village.
Jugiong Public School encourages and enjoys a strong community and parent partnership to provide meaningful and relevant learning opportunities for the students.
The community is supportive of the school and values the opportunities provided in a small school setting.
Students at Jugiong Public School are involved in learning experiences that foster active learning and establish confident, creative individuals who are active and informed citizens. the numeracy and literacy outcomes of students, to the users of technology to support the wider curriculum and to the development of music and dance as a school initiative.
The school has a commitment to maximising the numeracy and literacy outcomes of students, to the users of technology to support the wider curriculum and to the development of music and dance as a school initiative.
It nestles in the valley, not far from my home.
A small and scattered village, where Ben Hall used to roam.
The hills rise steeply around it, the river flows slowly by.
It's on the Hume Highway, twenty miles from Gundagai.
The scenery all around it, and for many miles beyond.
It's something to remember if you come to Jugiong.
