Stories and highlights

Junee Vs Temora Canola Cup

Junee High School recently hosted the opening round of the Canola Cup against Temora High School. We achieved notable victories in the Year 9/10 Boys Basketball, Year 9/10 Mixed Soccer, and Volleyball competitions. However, despite these strong performances, Temora High School emerged as the overall winner on the day.

Southern NSW Small Schools Competition

Junee High School’s 14’s and 16’s Rugby League teams participated in the Small Schools Gala Day. The 14’s had a competitive day, finishing with a draw in their final game. Players of the day were Liam Brandon, Zach Shaw, and Joseph Bradley. The 16’s team, playing without a bench, secured wins over Sacred Heart, Hay War Memorial, and Tumbarumba, before a loss to St Annes. Blake Sweeney and Seth Wright were named players of the day.

Cronulla Sharks Visit

Our school was incredibly lucky to have three Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks players visit the school to talk with students. William Kennedy, Ronaldo Mulitalo and Jesse Ramien were fantastic guests and presenters. During their visit they spoke with students about their lives and the importance of community, as well as managing social media use. They also had the opportunity to talk with elective sports studies students about training and injury management. Students and staff were also very excited to get involved in games of Touch Football and Basketball.

Friday Fun Frenzy

Our Friday Fun Frenzy was a great rewards afternoon to thank our students for their hard work and effort during the first semester. Students got involved in a variety of activities including pilates, movie watching, tug-of-war, and the highly anticipated inflatable mechanical bull. Also part of the rewards afternoon was the Smokin' Spit food truck and Crazy Pizza, as well as popcorn and hot chocolate provided by year 12. The afternoon was a great success.

2025 School Production

This year's production of "Rouges' Gallery" follows the unfortunate story of two security guards who mistakenly missed their shift at a local art gallery and arrive to find a famous art piece destroyed. As they go back through the day's security footage to find the culprit, they watch with the audience the unfortunate mistakes made by the gallery's vistors and employees that lead to the artworks destruction. The production was a huge success with amazing performances from all actors, dancers, vocalists and musicians, and great work from the backstage crew. All of the cast, crew and staff are to commended for their efforts.

Zone Athletics Carnival

Congratulations to all students who represented Junee High School at the Zone Athletics Carnival in Temora. You are all to be commended for your effort and sportsmanship on the day.

All Schools Touch Football Carnival

Students had a fantastic day playing at the All Schools Touch Football Carnival in Wagga.

Zone Cross Country

Congratulations to the eight students who travelled to Tumbarumba to represent our school at the Zone Cross Country. Of the eight students, we are very pleased to announce that six students qualified for the Riverina Cross Country.  All students should be very proud of themselves and their efforts on the day.

2025 Cross Country

Our students had a wonderful time at this years Cross Country. Thank you to our Year 12 cohort for providing a BBQ lunch and congratulations to all students who qualified for Zone Cross Country.

2025 Athletics Carnival

Our Athletics Carnival this year was a wonderful success. Participation from students was fantastic and everyone had a great time.

NAPLAN BBQ

In celebration of completing their NAPLAN testing, year 7 and 9 were rewarded with a BBQ lunch for all of their hard work. This was kindly prepared by a few of our year 12 students.

World Down Syndrome Day

Students and teachers marked World Down Syndrome Day this year by wearing colourful, patterned, long or mismatched socks. Their support helps raise awareness about the rights and inclusion of people with down syndrome.

PASS Excursion

Stage 5 and 6 elective sports studies students travelled to Melbourne to watch the Storm vs Panthers NRL game at AAMI Park.

Opens Touch Football Carnival

Students had a fantastic day at the Opens Touch Football Carnival.

Year 7 & 11 Peer Support Camp

Year 7 and 11 had the opportunity to attend camp at Attunga in Canyonleigh. For year 7 students, this camp challenges them to go outside of their comfort zone and to push themselves to try new things. For year 11 students, this camp teaches them valuable leadership skills and also gives them the opportunity to mentor the younger students. Everyone had a great time and it's a great first excursion for our year 7's, giving them the perfect opportunity to get to know each other and develop new friendships.

2025 Swimming Carnival

This years Swimming Carnival was a great success. Everyone had a wonderful day with lots of colourful costumes and great participation.

Year 12 Biology

Mr Bedford's biology class got the opportunity to use the electrophoresis machines to extract colours from skittles.