Reading is Magic!

The theme for the Children’s Book Council of Australia 2024 Book Week was Reading is Magic, and we certainly had a magical celebration on Friday 23 August. Dressed to impress, the neighbourhoods shared their investigations into reading and literacy at our whole school assembly, before parading their costumes around for all to admire. Following the […]

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Term 3 Week 6 – Being producers in project groups

Over the last two weeks, the 5/6 Neighbourhood have worked in project groups to deepen their understanding and think of ways to create a product that reflects our inquiry into legacy, leadership change and impact.  Community expertise and resources are invaluable to our inquiry projects! We encourage any members of the school community to let

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You Can’t knock Me Down – Resilient People, Resilient Buildings 

Students have been challenged to design a sustainable, green, classroom of the future.  We have begun by researching sustainability and green buildings, sketching building concepts with sustainable features, investigating architectural drawings (with engineering design in mind), and started creating floor plans for our possible future neighbourhood.  We have been measuring the classrooms and the fittings

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Science Week Wonders and the Looooooong Walk to the Local Library

National Science Week Demonstrations: Science is all around us and the Preps are always keen to understand more about the world, so we’ve spent some extra time this past week discussing and observing science in action. To get started, we unpacked what ‘science’ means to them. This year’s theme was ‘Species Survival – More Than

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Green Walls, Waterfalls & Plastic Bottles

Our inquiry is re-focussing on sustainability, concentrating on how consumerism, energy use and unequal consumption are impacting on the biosphere. Are we being responsible global citizens in our individual and community actions? What rights and responsibilities do we have, if we are to be effective contributors to a sustainable, fair and enjoyable future? We are

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For our Global Community, we sing for a Sustainable Future.

After 15 weeks of dedicated learning, ‘Tonight’s the Night’ for our Red-capped Robins. They will step out onto the stage of the Melbourne Town Hall with 150 choristers from different learning communities. We will be united as one voice, and advocate for sustainability in this year’s La Boite performance of Los Ninos. It’s been a

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