Hurlstone Agricultural High School

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ANZAC spirit burns brightly in schools

07 May 2021

Public schools are making sure the sacrifice of war veterans and serving defence personnel is not forgotten. Across NSW students and pu...

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Student short film competition

21 Apr 2021

Make Every Day Count is a film competition open to all students from Kindergarten to Year 12. Entries close 28 May, 2021. Make Every Da...

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Handmade poppies with faces in the petals.
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ANZAC spirit burns brightly in schools

07 May 2021

Public schools are making sure the sacrifice of war veterans and serving defence personnel is not forgotten. Across NSW students and pu...

Male student holding a camera and looking into it.
From the department

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Student short film competition

21 Apr 2021

Make Every Day Count is a film competition open to all students from Kindergarten to Year 12. Entries close 28 May, 2021. Make Every Da...

Five students, smiling while wearing novelty glasses and hats.
Handmade poppies with faces in the petals.
From the department

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ANZAC spirit burns brightly in schools

07 May 2021

Public schools are making sure the sacrifice of war veterans and serving defence personnel is not forgotten. Across NSW students and pu...

Male student holding a camera and looking into it.
From the department

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Student short film competition

21 Apr 2021

Make Every Day Count is a film competition open to all students from Kindergarten to Year 12. Entries close 28 May, 2021. Make Every Da...

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