Evelyn Scott School Explained

Evelyn Scott School is located in Denman Prospect in the Australian Capital Territory. It is named after Indigenous Australian activist and educator Evelyn Scott.[1]

The school opened to primary school students in 2021. It will open to high school students in 2023.[2] The school has been designed to have Zero emissions, with solar panels and double glazed windows.

Evelyn Scott School offers a modern education with a focus on 21st-century learning philosophies. The school features both indoor and outdoor learning areas, integrated environments, and various facilities including a gymnasium, sporting oval, library, and secure bicycle parking.

The junior campus, opened in 2021, serves Preschool to Year 6 students, while the senior campus, opened in 2023, accommodates Year 7-10 students. The school supports a range of sports and community activities with its extensive facilities.

As Canberra's 89th public school and second zero-emissions school, Evelyn Scott School emphasises sustainability and delivers the Australian Curriculum with specialised facilities for STEAM, Arts, and Music.

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Notes and References

  1. News: Samaras . Denholm . ACT public schools start welcoming students for 2021 academic year . 22 November 2021 . Canberra Weekly . 1 February 2021 . en-AU.
  2. Web site: Evelyn Scott School in Denman Prospect is a principal's dream. Sarah. Lansdown. 28 Jan 2021. 30 July 2021. The Canberra Times.