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Port Hacking and Peakhurst schools lead new gifted education push

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Port Hacking High and Georges River College Peakhurst are among the first eight NSW schools to offer HPGE extension classes. Discover how it's revolutionising local gifted education, keeping students challenged close to home.

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Port Hacking and Peakhurst schools lead new gifted education push

Port Hacking High and Georges River College Peakhurst are among the first eight NSW schools to offer HPGE extension classes. Discover how it's revolutionising local gifted education, keeping students challenged close to home.

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theleader.com.au broke the news on Wednesday, March 4, 2026.
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