Black and white photograph

Black and white photograph

Typed below photograph: "Heathmont East State School - 1973."

Class photo. No Names of Students.

Written on reverse "Ann Allen (Grant) (Teacher)".

Black and White Staff Photo. According to the letter 14/6/2015 from Victoria Potts accompanying this donation, Alfred Potts (her father) is front row 2nd from left. Nesta Potts front row right, Head Teacher (Angus MacCallum?) between them. "Of interest is the late Joan Kirner, later Premier of Victoria - back row, 3rd from the right"

Newspaper Cutting from Ringwood Post 17-8-1994. "Just clowning around". Carnival time at Heatmont East Primary Schol - Children's Book Week August 22.

Single page typed foolscap document with brief History of the Heathmont East Primary School. Undated.

The school opened..Monday 11th June 1962 with a head teacher and four assistant teachers, and 113 pupils.

Single page A5 letter - kept as example of school letterhead. Letter of thanks to Mrs Pullen (RDHS) for contribution to the school's recent Open Day. Signed Lynne Williams, Secretary HEPS Parents Association.

Letterhead: Heathmont East Primary School; Louis Street, Heathmont, Victoria Telephone 729 5439 Postal Address: P.O. Box 292, Ringwood, 3134.

Newspaper article with a photo. Final Bell for Principal Jim O'Shea's era. Summary: "Jim O’Shea, long‑serving principal of Heathmont East Primary School, is retiring after a 40‑year teaching career, including a decade leading the school. The article highlights his enthusiasm, his strong rapport with students, and the respect he earned from the school community. It traces his career from his graduation in 1957 through various teaching posts across Victoria and a year in New Zealand. Although he notes that the principal’s role has become increasingly stressful, he says the students and the support of staff and families have kept him motivated. The accompanying photo caption marks his retirement as “the end of an era.”' (Co Pilot AI Summary)

Newspaper article with a photo. Summary: 'Heathmont East Primary School rolled out a new, state‑of‑the‑art computer network, giving students Internet access in every senior classroom. Each room now has a multimedia Windows 95 computer connected through a hub network to shared printers, a scanner, and a modem for online access. Teacher Julie Margetts is shown helping a Grade 5 student explore the school’s “Virtual Science Fair.” Principal Leigh Robinson credits parents, staff, and students for installing the system themselves, saying the school now has the skills to maintain it and even help other schools do the same. Heathmont East is also part of the Mag‑Net group, linking school networks and hosting shared home pages.' (Co-Pilot AI)

Newspaper article with a photo on Sun-Smart Slip Slop Slap. (Students in photo not named).