On 22nd October 2015, Year One visited the Arms Museum at Emu Plains to enrich their learning about life from days gone by.
We thank the volunteers there who allowed our students to play old games, use a push mower, experience school life, churn butter, wash using a board and use dolly pegs. The students also typed on a manual typewriter,spoke on an old phone and so much more.
The weather was kind to us until we had to go to the bus. Then the heavens opened! A special thanks to Ashley, our bus driver from Compass Tours. He drove with great care and carried all the students things back to the bus in the driving rain.
Thanks Ashley.
Year One Teaching Team
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04 Jul 2025
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Yesterday our year 6 students collected and delivered almost 900 items to the demountable (connected to the church) where St Vincent De Paul volunteers will be ready to pack the items and distribute them to the vulnerable and marginalised in our community. Thank you to our families for their generosity in supporting our St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal this year.03 Jul 2025
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In Creative Arts, students in Year 3 have used the technique of print making to create their own artwork.
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