Students at Dayboro have been busy recycling Easter Egg foil wrappers for a competition organised by Moreton Bay Regional Council and Thiess Recycling. We now have a large, decorative 4kg foil ball to enter in the competition. Thanks to Mrs Bennett for coordinating the event. STOP PRESS! Dayboro won the runner-up trophy!

Guess who won the Chocolate Drive prize? Not again!

The first edition of the school newspaper "The Dayboro Buzz" was launched on parade. After parade, the reporters and Mrs Smith walked into town to deliver copies of the newspaper to local businesses.

The Student Council held a Crazy Hair Day recently to raise funds to sponsor a child in Africa. The event was a great success, not to mention a lot of fun!

Over 500 photos of the recent Year 6 Camp at Ewen Maddock Dam have been uploaded to the Gallery section. Camp activities, like the mid-ropes course, canoeing and bushcraft, not only challenged the students to test their skills, but also relied on them working in cooperation with each other.

Congratulations to the students who received Good Sport participation awards on parade.

The Senior Athletics Carnival was held on Tuesday 16 June on a glorious winter's day. Each of the Sports Houses won a trophy: Armstrong won the Track & Field trophy, Terrors won the Ball Games trophy, while Rush won the Participation trophy. All students participated enthusiastically. Over 300 photos of the day have been uploaded to the gallery section.

The project to upgrade the upper tennis court to a synthetic multipurpose court is now  complete. Not only will the new court provide a home for the Dayboro Dodgers Netball team, it will also be a well-used teaching and play space for the school. For safety reasons and spectator amenity, the top side of the court will remain unfenced. This project has been funded from a combination of sources, including a grant from the Department of Sport & Recreation, as well as P&C funding. 

Students from Kindy to Year 3 celebrated 'Under 8's Day' with an activities morning on Thursday 18 June in the covered area. Children could choose between many hands-on activities, including knee-board racing, various arts & crafts, skipping & hopscotch, face-painting, and kite-making to name just a few. Also a demonstration by the fire brigade. There was a large turnout of children & parents / grandparents.