So liberating removing tables. Students are free to explore and interact with what matters. Draw, write, photograph or video anything and anywhere using any hard surface available. This year we […]

The eating of fish and chips, maybe down at the beach with friends or on the front lawn with family, is somewhat of a culturally significant ritual for many Australians. […]

Grade 1’s used rulers and note pads to measure and document the growth of new silverbeet seedlings and more mature specimens. Although this is a common activity, students love to […]

Old timber, school chairs, wheel barrow wheels, screws, bolts and some new axles came together to produce three billy carts. Although everyone wanted to be part of this group, understandably, […]

Since ‘War on Waste’ informed us of the inability of most disposable coffee cups to be recycled, our staff are still finding the convenience tempting. So, I decided to explore […]

A recent purchase of 20 timers aims to reduce wasted energy. As behaviour change is difficult without experiencing immediate negative or positive responses such as money saving or intrinsic satisfaction, […]

Sourcing secondhand timber, offcuts from recent grounds works, pallets and corrugated iron, we’ve created four separate spaces for our blue tongues, beardies and turtles to have some ‘nature’ time away […]

Another 100m2 of mulch was delivered over the past 3 months so our grade 2’s to 6’s are getting some great exercise. Sunshine, teamwork, physical activity and skills with tools […]

Our Mitchell’s Hopping mice have had another 4 babies. We have also donated two mice to a childcare centre in Glen Waverley. These very cute creatures are nocturnal so when […]

Using $20 tripods, $80 smart phones, an excitement for exploration and an educator sharing the passion, you too can create short doco’s on anything you desire. Our grade 2’s and […]