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 pick and eat, dig and discover, as part of the experience. Connecting to other life forms and developing a passion to take veg growing skills home are always the main foci.
Good Samaritan Vegetable Success Story
On the last day last term Year Three Blue students sold vegetables at the front of the cafeteria and it was a success! All the vegetables were sold in a […]
Celebrating the Life of Eric Bottomley
CERES is sad to announce that Eric Bottomley died peacefully on the morning of Sunday 2nd February 2014. This extraordinary man has worked tirelessly at CERES for the past 25 […]
Food Waste is gobbling us up
Did you know? Australians throw out 4.45million tones of food a year. 936kg for every house hold. All up that is about a quarter of the food we buy. More […]
Outdoor Reptile Rooms
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 […]