About us
Blyth Primary School
located 147 km north of Adelaide offers a modern education in a
picturesque country setting, just minutes from the world famous
Clare Valley wine region. The school has
a strong teaching focus on literacy, numeracy and science as
well as the arts, including music,
and all students participate in
the popular Wakakirri festival.
Like
many small farming town schools, Blyth Primary is an
integral part
of the local community, with students taking part
in a variety of
activities including a native grassland project and the town's
Christmas street party, as well as KESAB projects and Remembrance
Day. The school's staff and chaplain maintain close links with
community groups and other agencies throughout the region,
reflecting the school's importance to the local district.
Students
are also encouraged to contribute to the administration of the
school and other aspects of campus life through the student
representative council, which has four representatives from each
class, meeting fortnightly.
