Fremantle Prison
Year five students visited Fremantle Prison for a history unit excursion. As they explored the old cells and learned about the infamous bushranger, Moondyne Joe, they spontaneously broke into song, bringing history to life with their lively chorus about the notorious escape artist.
Pyjama, Crazy Hair and Rice Day
Year five students enjoyed a fun-filled PJ, Crazy Hair, and Rice Day, where they learned in comfort and rocked wild hairstyles. They also shared a simple bowl of rice to raise awareness for those less fortunate, promoting empathy and understanding.
Easter Joy and Creativity
Year five students teamed up with their year one buddies for an Easter celebration, unleashing their creativity to draw Picasso-inspired bunnies. Amid giggles and shared excitement, the budding artists brought whimsical rabbits to life on paper, each unique in its vibrant colours and abstract shapes. The collaborative effort not only fostered artistic expression but also forged bonds between the older and younger students, creating cherished memories of Easter joy and creativity.
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Fremantle Prison
Year five students visited Fremantle Prison for a history unit excursion. As they explored the old cells and learned about the infamous bushranger, Moondyne Joe, they spontaneously broke into song, bringing history to life with their lively chorus about the notorious escape artist.
Pyjama, Crazy Hair and Rice Day
Year five students enjoyed a fun-filled PJ, Crazy Hair, and Rice Day, where they learned in comfort and rocked wild hairstyles. They also shared a simple bowl of rice to raise awareness for those less fortunate, promoting empathy and understanding.
Easter Joy and Creativity
Year five students teamed up with their year one buddies for an Easter celebration, unleashing their creativity to draw Picasso-inspired bunnies. Amid giggles and shared excitement, the budding artists brought whimsical rabbits to life on paper, each unique in its vibrant colours and abstract shapes. The collaborative effort not only fostered artistic expression but also forged bonds between the older and younger students, creating cherished memories of Easter joy and creativity.
Harmony Day
During Harmony Day, Year Five students participated in activities celebrating their cultures. They eagerly crafted family flags, representing their diverse backgrounds. These flags adorned the classroom, fostering unity and understanding among classmates. Through this creative expression, students honoured their roots and embraced the richness of multiculturalism.