Life Cycles at Nunawading Christian College
There was a buzz of excitement and anticipation in the Year 1 and 2 classrooms. The chickens were hatching. Before school, recess, lunch and after school students came into the classrooms to observe the process of chickens hatching. There was excitement as the eggs broke and the chickens emerged wet and tired…and disappointment as out of 12 eggs, only 9 hatched. However, the excitement only got more intense as the children took turns to take the chicks home at night.
A permanent home has now been made for our chicken family. They have settled in and love having daily visits from the students who collect recess and lunch food scrapsfor the chickens to devour. We can’t wait for them to start laying eggs!

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Lake Park Kindergarten
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November 24, 2021
The children take home Dulai wurrung (Dulai for short) and Walert our two sustainabilty explorers. Dulai and Walert visit childrens houses to showcase and celebrate sustainable practices in their homes. […]
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Caulfield South Primary School
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February 14, 2019
Undertaking the energy module was very valuable overall. It was very beneficial starting with the Planet Savers report as a place to review our positives and give us a guide […]
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Frankston Primary School
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November 8, 2016
Toffee and Bickie have gone to stay at Mrs. Robertson’s house until next year. The renovations are about to begin and our school pets have had to be re-housed. Looking […]
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Carey Baptist Grammar School Donvale Campus
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February 10, 2015
Year 4 students and their parents at Carey Donvale were surveyed about the Year 4 Enviro Program, their knowledge of waste systems, knowledge of what can and can’t be recycled […]
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Hamlyn Views School
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November 19, 2018
I presented our 2018 Resource Smart Achievements to School Council on Wednesday 14th November. I am pleased with our achievements considering we have such a small team and student population! […]