Oscar Arthur – STEM Scholarship success
I am very proud to announce that Oscar Arthur has won a $10,000 scholarship over the next 2 years to support him in his study
Implementing Aboriginal Perspectives
For the past eighteen months, Year 7 and 8 Science teachers Jaynelle LeFeuvre and Sarah Townsend have been involved in a pilot program being run
5/6 Illawonga Camp 2020
Day 1 We arrived at the school on Wednesday the 21st at 8pm and left the school to go to Illawonga camp at 8:15 PM.
Rex in the ELC
Rex, our resident Eastern Blue Tongue lizard, has taken his summer holiday early with an extended visit to the Early Learning Centre. Primary student animal
A Day at Red Wing Farm
What a fabulous day we had exploring one of the wonders of our local community. On our arrival we were greeted by Anita, who talked
5/6A Book Posters
The Year 5/6A class created these great posters and dioramas in response to their Book Week class novel.
Growing Great Grains
Over the past two terms, the Year 5/6 classes have been working with the “Growing Great Grains” coordinator Belinda Cray to learn how food is
3/4 STEM Paper
The Year 3/4 Class have been exploring Chinese Inventions in STEM lessons. Last week we made our own paper by recycling scraps of coloured paper.
2 STEM Castles
The Year 2 Class have been using modular patterns to create their own individualised model castles. Students learned modelling techniques including scoring (to create sharp
Natural Selection Simulation
Last week the Stage 2 Biology class worked with 5/6A to demonstrate the process of Natural Selection. ‘Natural Selection’ refers to living things adapting to
Year 10 Science: DNA
Over the past few weeks, the Year 10s have been learning about Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA). After studying the history about DNA and its involvement with
Year 3/4 STEM: Chinese Fans
The Year 3/4 are investigating different ways fans can be made as part of their STEM unit on Chinese inventions. We started with simple origami
Year 2 STEM: Mechanical Hands
The Year 2 students have been investigating how muscles and tendons hands move hands. They then made models of their own hands and used the
Growing Grains – Stage 1
The year 3-6 students were visited this week by plant scientist Belinda Cay. Belinda is the Director and Senior Manager in Education and Training at
Model Digestive Systems
The Year 8 class made model digestive systems from junk and the results were rather artistic!