Over 2,500 performing artists from across Australia and the Commonwealth will descend on Melbourne in March for the largest free cultural festival ever held in Australia. More

School children from all over Australia are invited to spur on their Commonwealth Games heroes by writing letters of support and inspiration to the athletes. More

You don’t always need governments and large budgets to change the world. Sometimes all you need is a pen and a few sheets of paper. More

Four Victorian schools, including Mill Park Heights Primary School, were invited to produce sculpture artworks for up to 40 vision impaired EAD athletes and officials attending the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. More

Supermarket retailer Woolworths, under its Victorian branded Safeway supermarkets, will be rewarding more than 3,000 Victorian school children with Games tickets in the ‘Bringing Kids to the Games’ initiative. More

During the past term, Macarthur Street Primary School have been planning and organising a number of special activities to celebrate the Commonwealth Games with our students. More