On Saturday, June 15 2019, 12 students from Year 12 Chemistry class took part in the RACI Titration competition at UWS, Campbelltown. This is a very challenging competition requiring very high level of skills and team work to achieve the desired results. Homebush Boys did extremely well among 12 other participating schools from across NSW schools. Twelve students split into 4 groups participated from our school. Besides all the boys having done well, one of the groups achieved FOURTH position in this competition, which is a great achievement. These boys are: Chris Kwon, Gio Ko and Zhangtao Deng. Other participants in the completion were: Oliver Nicholls, Andy Nguyen, Ton Nguyen. Jay Park, Neeraj Mirashi, Peter Gock, Zhen Hong Tan, Stanley Wong and Darshan Neshabalan. The credit also goes to Ms M Catalano and Dr P Balan for their hard work and guidance that they have provided to the students. A huge congratulations to all the participants, the winners and the teachers for bringing the pride to the school and the Homebush Community.
The Year 7 and 8 Parent and Teacher interviews are on Tuesday 2nd July 2019 from 4:00 pm till 7:00 pm. Please click on read more to view the location of each faculty.
Student reports will be available online through the Parent Portal from Monday 1st July 2019.
Teacher appointments can be made via Moodle. Please click on the image for instructions on how to use the booking system.
Please encourage your son to log onto Moodle and book teacher appointments.
Only booked appointments will be available to parents on the 2nd July 2019.
Interpreter assistance will be provided on the night. Please email Emily Yong on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you require an interpreter.
If you have any further enquiries, please contact the school on 9764 3611.
On Wednesday the 12th of June, eleven students from the SRC and Prefect body, along with our teacher Ms. Hasham, were invited by Burwood Girls High School to attend a Youth Empowerment Forum, where the students from Homebush Boys were given the opportunity to listen to several keynote speakers. These speakers were inspirational as they spoke about their life experiences, the accomplishments they have made, and how they are helping contribute to society. These speakers were Kate Koschel, founder of the Kindness Factory, Isaiah Dawe, founder of ID Know Yourself, Lakshmi Logathassan, founder of the Laptop Project, and Sara Saleh, an award-winning poet and human rights activist.
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