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Guard of Honour for our 2022 graduates.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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5c (Please note technical difficulties have impacted on this file...photos will be uploaded during the break) 

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5c (Please note technical difficulties have impacted on this file...photos will be uploaded during the break) 

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Creating game controls with Playdoh and Makey Makeys

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Observing nest boxes with cameras

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Marlo demonstrates the Fibonacci Sequence

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Henry the chemist!

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Book Week Costumes

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Just your average book club session…

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Training Drills

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Netball Excursion- “Train Like a Vixen”

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6B

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6B

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6B

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6C

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6C

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6C

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1B went to Ceres where we handled wriggly worms, learnt a new dance, made paper and had lots of fun!

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Our trip to Bundoora Homestead

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Friendship depends on respect, cooperation and empathy.

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We celebrated book week by joining in the book parade at school and then one of our parents Natasha who is a book publisher took us through the various stages of publishing a book. Following this, students made their own miniature books and then filled them with stories and illustrations.

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1B colour run

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Photo 1-Book Week
Book Week was really fun and everyone’s outfits were really creative and it’s a great time to express yourself through your costume.

Photo 2-Solar Buddies Incursion
The Solar Buddies incursion was organised by a parent in our year level, Emma Lexi’s mother. We were taught how to put together little Solar lights that charge in the sun. We built them for children in Papua New Guinea for children who can’t study after it gets dark.

Photo 3-5A
Two students in our class made a sign out of Lego that says 5A.
Those students were Annabel and Noni.
Thanks a lot for reading and enjoy the new year!