Previous Next The Year 4-6 students hopped on the bus from Wilson to the Kenwick Campus. As the students arrived at Kenwick, they were welcomed with a range of exciting experiments that the Year 9 Science students had prepared. The classes started a rotation of activities to watch and observe the different experiments, including the …
This was a fantastic opportunity for students to think about embracing diversity and to celebrate and develop respect for other cultures. Previous Next NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We joined in to celebrate on Friday 23 July, …
We were inspired to think about the purpose of innovations and creativity, reflecting upon how they can be used for God’s glory and align with His will. Previous Next On 24 May, the Year 4 students and the Year 4/5 class travelled to the new Scribbler’s Festival and to the LEGO Relics exhibition. The excursion …
Excursion to Scribbler’s Festival and the LEGO Relics Exhibition Read More »
True peace comes through a personal relationship with Jesus. Previous Next On 23 April at Wilson, our school held a ceremony remembering that true peace only comes through a personal relationship with Jesus, who bore the sins of the world when He died on the cross. Reflections from Year 4/5 Students Anzac Day is the …
It was a wonderful time of celebrating our hope in Christ as we listened to songs and poems, and sang praises to God. Previous Next We finished Term 1 with an Easter Assembly as we prepared for Good Friday and Easter Sunday at the beginning of the holidays. Every student contributed in some way and it …
Families arrived as the time to start the concert neared, and children excitedly made themselves ready with costumes and a great attitude! Previous Next With the cancellation of last year’s concert, parents, students and staff were particularly looking forward to this special evening and it was everything that we had hoped it would be! We …
This was a fantastic opportunity to encourage students to respect and celebrate differences between cultures and to think about the good that comes out of diversity. Previous Next “How does this artwork make me feel?” “Do I like it?” “Where are my eyes drawn to?” These were all questions that students from the Year 4/5 …
Even though we wore face masks, it was so lovely to see everyone’s eyes show their smiles. Previous Next Give thanks to the Lord for He is good! The Lord is SO good that after an extra week of school holidays due to the COVID-19 lockdown we were blessed with the opportunity to still hold …
Democracy. Dictatorship. Dystopian futures filled with dastardly leaders and diabolical governments who don’t love God or deliver justice? Previous Next Yes, on a recent excursion in the city, the Year 4 Wilson class discovered that voting matters and that God wants us to understand the rules, laws, and Constitution that help make Australia such a …
Year 4 Constitution Centre, Electoral Commission, and Kings Park Read More »
How is the Christian life like a journey? Previous Next This year, the Wilson Primary students read Little Pilgrim’s Progress by Helen Taylor, an adaptation of John Bunyan’s 1678 classic The Pilgrim’s Progress. Throughout our weekly House Devotions, we discussed the places and people that Christian, the main character, encounters on his journey from the …
Taking a Dangerous Journey: The Pilgrim’s Progress at Wilson Read More »