Year Five/Six News 

Our ANZAC Reflection

Our students have shown incredible thoughtfulness and maturity as part of our ANZAC learning this term. As a class, they explored powerful texts and reflected on the experiences of soldiers, using this understanding to write their own ANZAC-inspired poems. Their writing captured themes of courage, sacrifice, and remembrance, and it was wonderful to see the depth of empathy and respect in their words.

We are incredibly proud of the way students represented our school during the ANZAC ceremony. Their performance of I Was Only 19 was handled with great care and respect, and they demonstrated a clear understanding of the significance of the occasion. The students who shared their poems spoke with confidence and reverence.

We would also like to extend a thank you to our families and friends who joined us at the cenotaph. Your support helped make the ceremony a special and memorable event for our students and school community.

Miners Rest Community ANZAC Day Service. 

Over the weekend our School Captains, Vice Captains, and Mitchell M, represented our school with great pride at the Miners Rest Community ANZAC Day Service. They demonstrated maturity, respect, and responsibility throughout the ceremony, honouring the significance of the day and the sacrifices of the ANZACs.