Revesby Public School

1/2 Grow made models of the Parthenon today! We learnt about ancient Greek temples and their construction in HSIE and are learning to make 3D objects in Art.

Today, the debating team from Revesby Public School faced Narwee Public School in an engaging and thought-provoking debate. The topic was "That Testing and Exams Cause More Harm Than Good." Revesby Public School represented the affirmative team, arguing that the negative impacts of testing and exams outweigh their benefits.

Our debaters demonstrated excellent preparation, confidence, and teamwork as they presented their arguments and responded to the opposing team's points. A particular highlight was their ability to deliver strong and well-considered rebuttals, showing critical thinking and quick responses under pressure.
The debate was recorded and has been submitted to the adjudicator for assessment, and we are eagerly awaiting the final result.

Congratulations to all of our debaters for their hard work, dedication, and commitment throughout the preparation process and during the debate itself. Our team won the debate today. A special well done to the team members who worked tirelessly to develop and deliver effective rebuttals. Regardless of the outcome, they represented Benares with pride and professionalism.

We look forward to hearing the adjudicator's decision and celebrating the team's efforts and achievements. Congratulations Miss Lee on your preparation with students.

Mrs Nies

Today, the debating team from Revesby Public School faced Padstow Heights Public School in an engaging and thought-provoking debate. The topic was "That Testing and Exams Cause More Harm Than Good." Revesby Public School represented the affirmative team, arguing that the negative impacts of testing and exams outweigh their benefits.

Our debaters demonstrated excellent preparation, confidence, and teamwork as they presented their arguments and responded to the opposing team's points. A particular highlight was their ability to deliver strong and well-considered rebuttals, showing critical thinking and quick responses under pressure.
The debate was recorded and has been submitted to the adjudicator for assessment, and we are eagerly awaiting the final result.

Congratulations to all of our debaters for their hard work, dedication, and commitment throughout the preparation process and during the debate itself. A special well done to the team members who worked tirelessly to develop and deliver effective rebuttals. Regardless of the outcome, they represented Benares with pride and professionalism.

We look forward to hearing the adjudicator's decision and celebrating the team's efforts and achievements. Congratulations Miss Lee on your preparation with students.

Mrs Nies

Year 5 Debating
This was the new Year 5 team's first time debating. They debating against Wattle Grove Public School and the topic was "School Days Should Start Later." We were the negative and unforunately lost but received some really good feedback about how each speaker knew exactly what to do in their roles being their firat time.

Well done Miss Lee for your leadership with our teams.

NRMA Science and Road Safety Program

We are excited to share that all students from K-6 participated in the NRMA Science and Road Safety Program, an engaging and interactive incursion delivered by professional science educators. The program teaches children the essential WHAT, WHY, and HOW of road safety—covering everything from correctly fitting seatbelts and helmets to safely crossing roads and understanding the importance of avoiding distractions for drivers. Each child had lots of fun while learning crucial safety skills and received a workbook and a bag tag to reinforce their knowledge at home.

RPS Team

Today is Crazy Hair and Sock Day at school!

We are raising money to support our school choir, and it has been wonderful to see everyone getting involved. We have loved seeing all the creative and colourful hairstyles and socks on display today. There have been so many clever and imaginative designs, and it has been fantastic to see the enthusiasm and school spirit shown by our students.

Thank you to everyone for supporting this special fundraising event and helping our choir continue to thrive.

Mrs Nies