Jannali East Public School

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Jannali East Public School is a primary school located in Sydney Australia, NSW, with an enrollment of 175. Opened in 1956, it has a bushland setting and serves a diverse community with varying incomes and cultural backgrounds. As of 2006, the school principal is Richard Morey.

1 Environmental loop track
2 Sport
3 Trivia
4 See also
5 External links

[edit] Environmental loop track

An "environmental loop track" through the bushland near the school was set up by the parents and teachers giving up their weekends, and aided by a grant from the State Government's ecoschools program.^{[citation needed]} The track supports many varieties of native plants such as mosses and lilly pillies and serves almost as a bush classroom. Local MP and former schoolteacher Barry Collier described it as "wonderful environmental education resource".

[edit] Sport

Every Friday, the whole school does sport in the afternoon. The choices are: Soccer, Basketball, Cricket, Netball, School Games.

Attendance of Athletics Carnivals, Swimming Carnivals & Cross Country carnivals is compulsory.

They also have an Athletics Carnival, Cross Country & Swimming Carnival, once every year.

Students in grade 3-6 are offered a variety of interschool sports or skills training at school.

[edit] Trivia

The school principal, Richard Morey, has had a long association with the school. He was one of the first students to enroll into the school in 1956, and now works as the principal.^{[citation needed]}