Mr. Bob Brenton

BULAHDELAH Central principal Bob Brenton was pleased with the results of his 30 HSC students.

Sixteen of them cracked Band 6, the highest performance band, for at least one of their courses.

"We had several students right on the cusp of getting into Band 6," Mr Brenton said.
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"It's an anxious time for us, followed by a feeling of exhilaration," Mr Brenton said.

Principal, Bob Brenton

Mr Bob Brenton (Sally Thompson K6) Bulahdelah Central School robert.brenton@det.nsw.edu.au

Bob Brenton, Principal

Robert BrentonPrincipal

BULAHDELAH Central School principal Bob Brenton has just returned from the annual Central Schools Conference in Dubbo with an array of new ideas he believes will be of great benefit to students and staff.

Mr Brenton said the conference was a once a year opportunity for principals, teachers and community members representing unique central schools to meet to share experiences and to learn from each other.

"Central schools span the full spectrum of education from early childhood to the Higher School Certificate, so there was a wide variety of success stories to share at the conference," he said.
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Mr Brenton was accompanied at the conference by Bulahdelah Central School staff members Peter and Jenny Mooney and Emma Stewart who took the opportunity to catch up with some of the latest developments in quality teaching.
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"The conference was a really good chance to learn from one another's experiences, and interestingly most of the workshop sessions were led by teachers who have enjoyed success in central schools," Mr Brenton said.

"Overall we are delighted with the students' results," Bulahdelah Central School principal Bob Brenton explained.

"The kids collectively have scored very well," principal Bob Brenton said.

Principal Bob Brenton said the facilities are fantastic and both students and staff alike enthuse about the openness, freshness and atmosphere that the design provides.

"We still have a few teething problems which we hope to resolve in the ensuing week," he said.