Thank you to our wonderful local businesses for their ongoing generosity in supporting our fundraising efforts through donations to our Trivia Night silent auction and raffle.

This year’s Trivia Night will help fund improvements to the school’s Trees area, including upgraded bench seating, new landscaping and the revitalisation of an outdoor space that will provide a more welcoming and enjoyable environment for students.

Beyond this project, the P&C is committed to funding a range of initiatives throughout the year, including student wellbeing programs and sporting equipment. We are also consulting with teaching staff and student leaders to identify future priorities that will have the greatest impact. By working in partnership with the school, we aim to provide opportunities and resources that benefit every student.

 

   

     

   

        

      

              

                

       

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We hosted the Bunnings Sausage Sizzle Fundraiser on Sunday 31st May 2026 and it was a fantastic day. The sun was shining and it was crisp morning but there was a steady queue for a sausage and we actually sold out of all 850 sausage sizzles.

We have been blown away by support from Breakfast Point IGA who donated EVERYTHING we needed to run the day. If you happen to shop there, please show your support and give them a Thank you.

We had 33 volunteers throughout the day helping including a mix of students and parents showing up to do their bit. We are so thankful for people giving up some of their Sunday to show support for this fundraiser. We raised $3103.90

Some of that will go towards the Peer Support Program which provides Year 10 students with the opportunity to become Peer Support Leaders. Successful students have leadership training and play an important role in helping new Year 7 students transition smoothly into high school. The program has proven to be highly beneficial for both year groups, developing leadership skills, confidence, and connection within the school community. As part of the program, Peer Support Leaders also attend the Year 7 camp, where they help students settle in and encourage participation in activities. We are fundraising to support this valuable program and the opportunities it provides for our students.

Courtney Houssos MLC acting Minister for Education, Amber Hooker P&C Secretary and Sally Sitou MP for Reid.

Concord High School is entering an exciting new chapter with the opening of its new building—an achievement made possible through the tireless advocacy of our Parents & Citizens (P&C) Association. Their commitment, collaboration, and voice on behalf of students and families played a vital role in bringing this project to life, and the school community is deeply grateful.

The new building marks a significant step forward, all demountable classrooms will be removed and create a more cohesive, permanent learning environment. This shift opens up new opportunities for improved student wellbeing, better use of outdoor spaces, and a campus that truly reflects the quality of teaching and learning taking place within it.

Designed as a state-of-the-art facility, the new space supports contemporary teaching practices and demonstrates what is possible in public education. It is a clear investment in our students’ futures and a proud moment for the entire Concord High School community.

The students will start using the space on day 1 term 1 2026. Parents will have an opportunity to tour the school at the official Grand Opening on Saturday 28th February.

Concord High P&C is partnering with Burwood Girls High P&C to bring you a free parent webinar.

Please register your interest by clicking on this link

 

 

 

On Friday 18th October the school was honoured with a visit from the Minister for Education and Deputy Premier Prue Car. Alongside her was Federal Member for Reid, Sally Sitou. The groundbreaking ceremony or “sod turn” was a symbolic moment to mark the beginning of new building works now that all the demolition has been done.

The P&C attended this ceremony alongside student leaders from year 9 and 10 and representatives from the Senior Leadership Team. The ceremony also made the news.

The major upgrade will see 3 new buildings, including 40 new classrooms and the removal of 20 demountables from the school grounds once the new buildings are finished. As part of the upgrade project some minor refurbishment of 36 existing classrooms will also take place.

The upgrade will ensure the school has capacity for the number of students enrolled both now and in the near future, ensuringfamilies have the option to enrol their young person in their local co-educational high school.