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Beauty Point Public School's Community Impact

Published on: June 2026

Record: HANSARD-1323879322-166425

Beauty Point Public School's Community Impact

Ms FELICITY WILSON (North Shore)

—Beauty Point Public School may be one of the North Shore's smallest schools, but its community spirit makes a very big impact. With just 211 students, the Beauty Point Parents and Citizens Association achieved an incredible result in 2025 — raising more than $211,000 for the school and its students. This is a tremendous achievement and a testament to the strength and dedication of the Beauty Point community. I would like to acknowledge P&C President Laura McNally, who oversaw a wide range of successful events and initiatives throughout the year — including Bunnings BBQs, pizza days, the annual school carnivals, and many other activities that brought the community together. The funds raised will support $80,000 towards learning support and enrichment, classroom resources, a teacher's wishing well, additional funding for a yarning circle, and $20,000 for important IT upgrades. The efforts in 2025 reflect the extraordinary commitment of students, staff and families to their school. It is truly inspiring to see. I would also like to acknowledge the school's Principal, Trent Gardiner, and all the dedicated staff at Beauty Point Public School.