- (08) 8844 5195
- August St, Blyth SA 5462
- Mon - Fri 8.00 - 5.00
At Blyth Primary School, we pride ourselves on providing a diverse range of facilities that cater to the holistic development of our students. From modern classrooms to dedicated sports and agricultural spaces, our school is equipped to offer a comprehensive learning experience.
Our classrooms are not only spacious and well-lit but also equipped with the latest technology. This ensures that students have access to a modern learning environment, fostering both creativity and academic excellence. All spaces are airconditioned.
Extensive work in renovating classroom learning spaces, the library and outdoor spaces have been occurring over the past five years. The Admin Hall building area over 145 years old, has been renovated and is now used for teaching, staff room facilities, and meetings such as Parent Club and Governing Council. The school grounds have been recently asphalted in 2020.
Our library is a sanctuary for young readers and curious minds. With a vast collection of books and resources, it serves as a hub for knowledge and discovery.
A ramp access has been added to the office area for prams, with ramping available for classroom areas and toilets.
Students access The Department for Education Busses if they qualify for transportation to school.
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Playgroup is available to families one morning per week but are invited to participate with whole school events such as Harmony Day Breakfasts.
Physical education plays a pivotal role in our curriculum. Our expansive sports oval is perfect for various outdoor activities, ensuring students stay active and engaged.
Whether it’s shooting hoops or practicing serves, our outdoor court is versatile, catering to both basketball and tennis enthusiasts.
Understanding the importance of play in a child’s development, we have multiple outdoor playgrounds. Additionally, our nature play space allows students to connect with the environment, fostering a love for nature and the outdoors.
Our dedicated agricultural spaces provide students with a unique opportunity to explore the world of agriculture. Here, they can learn about various agricultural practices, witness the growth process, and understand the importance of sustainable farming. Each class has a dedicated garden space to develop year round horticultural practices. We have two trial plots where we engage with farmers to sow a crop so learners can understand the cropping and growth cycles. We have recently added a 12 tree orchid for learners to further understand the value of growing our own fruit. We have chooks on site where we recycle our food scraps and students learn animal care with regular feeding, watering and caring. We have 4 bee hives on site to provide an opportunity for learners to study and understand the life cycle and importance of bees to humans. We have regular visits to surrounding farms to view and provide context to our learning.
