The accolade is a nod to the school's diligent efforts for delivering the free community-building sports program at an exceeding standard.

The award was recognised last week by Active After-School Communities ambassador, former Australian rower and five-time Olympian, Anthony Edwards who visited the school on Wednesday.

Edwards presented the super site award and worked with Bracknell and Longford primary school pupils to inspire them to maintain healthy and active lifestyles.

AASC co-ordinator and business manager Anette Strickland said the sporting great taught the children fine pointers in golf and squash during his visit.

"The children loved that a role model such as Anthony took the time and energy to help them learn more about the benefits of being active," Mrs Strickland said.

"Anthony showed the children that by their participation in sports and activities, they will learn the importance of being healthy and active, meet new friends and develop life-enhancing personal and physical skills."

AASC regional co-ordinator Ralph Morris said the program, an initiative of the Australian Sports Commission, gave the children access to learning from elite athletes in a fun and supportive environment.

"The AASC ambassador program highlights that it takes a community approach to get more children being active," Mr Morris said.