On 17 September, the top three male and female runners from Years 2-6 at the WACSSA Cross Country Carnival Previous Next Although it was a very windy day at Thomas Oval in Medina, we were blessed with blue skies and the sun was shining! The Year 5-6 students ran 2km and the Year 2-4 students …
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We hope you all enjoyed Arts Festival 2020. Previous Next The Arts Festival kicked off with the opening assembly on Tuesday morning. Students did a great job unpacking the Festival theme of Embracing Diversity. This theme carried through to this year’s Art Exhibition. Artworks celebrating the great diversity found in God’s creation and also in …
On Friday 11 September, we celebrated Previous Next It was a beautiful, sunny morning and the Wilson Campus was a hive of excitement as new characters and students appeared in our school grounds! I saw Geronimo Stilton make an appearance, as well as Pippi Longstocking, Moses, Pilgrim, Charlotte the spider and even Elizabeth Bennet and …
Year 2-6 students from both campuses participated in our second Cross Country Carnival Previous Next The event was held at Mills Park 2 in Beckenham, on Friday 28 August. What a beautiful morning we were blessed with, blue skies and the sun was shining! This is always a fun morning, where the students are given …
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Have you ever found that sandwich at the bottom of your bag? Banana feeling quite Previous Next This could be that they have adapted to their new habitat – and not for the better. This term Year 6 have been exploring microorganisms in Biological Science. One form of a microorganism we have been experimenting with …
Over the last eight weeks, the Year 2/3 students have created their own Previous Next Our comic book creation was integrated between English, Design and Technology, and Art. The inspiration for the plot was our English narrative model text ‘The Mango that Spoke’, a story about a farmer who goes to pick a mango and …
Semester 1 was full of for our class. One of them was completing work we began in Term 1. Our Literacy focus was the novel Blueback, by Tim Winton. The story is about a young boy, Abel, who lives in a place called Longboat Bay with his mother. One day Abel meets Blueback, the biggest …
It was a day beautiful weather, amazing discoveries, and learning encounters by students and parents. Previous Next Recently, the Wilson Year 4 class went on an excursion to Fremantle to visit the Shipwrecks and the Maritime Museum. Here are three poems students wrote in response to their day: In Fremantle by the sea, there’s a …
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The RAC visited our Year 3/4 class on Friday 24 July to talk all about Previous Next We brainstormed everything we enjoy about bike riding. It is a fun activity that you can do with your family and friends and it is also a good way to exercise. We looked at some examples of people …
Wonderful students from both Primary Schools did a very special outreach to our senior citizens during Term 2. Previous Next Just over a hundred letters, cards, and pictures were made by our students for the citizens of Manoah House and Juniper Hayloft in Martin. During COVID-19 our senior citizens were hugely affected by the lack …
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