Student Voice

Reconcilation Week

All students participated in creating a collaborative display as part of their learning around Reconciliation Week events.  In front of the art work at Monday's assembly, our year 6 school captains presented extremely knowledgeable and eloquent speeches.

Year 6 Arcade Game STEM Projects

Ezzy and Archie have been working hard after school on their homework 'Arcade Game' project, showing great dedication, creativity, and teamwork. Activities like this help students develop important skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, time management, communication, and collaboration. By engaging in hands-on projects, they not only reinforce their learning but also build confidence, perseverance, resilience and independence, all while having fun creating something of their own.

Year 2: Then and Now

Then and Now: Olden Day Games

As part of our Inquiry unit, Change Over Time – Then and Now, the Grade 2 students have been exploring how games and activities have changed from the past to the present.

On Thursday afternoon, May 28th, the students had the exciting opportunity to experience and play a variety of olden day games. Working through four different rotations, the Year 2 cohort enjoyed activities including:

1. Hoops and skipping ropes
2. Egg and spoon races
3. Sack races
4. Bowling and quoits

The students had a wonderful time learning how children played in the past, while developing teamwork, coordination and resilience. It was fantastic to see so much enthusiasm, laughter and curiosity throughout the afternoon! 

Lunchtime Electronics Club

Students have had their first taste of the Thursday lunchtime Electronics Club.

It has been a real hit!  We look forward to seeing some amazing gadgets in the future!

Nominate a Year 6 student who is following in Fred Hollows’ footsteps

The Fred Hollows Foundation is calling for community members to nominate students for the 2026 Fred Hollows Humanity Award. 

The Humanity Award celebrates Year 6 students who lead by example in their everyday lives, reminding us that no act of kindness is too small to be acknowledged. Nominations are now open and close 11.59 pm, Friday 24 July 2026. To nominate a student, go to Fred Hollows Humanity Award | The Fred Hollows Foundation AU | The Fred Hollows Foundation AU.

Each year, one outstanding nominee from each state and territory is selected as a Junior Ambassador for The Foundation. And every nominated student will be recognised with a certificate.

Specsavers will generously donate $50,000 on behalf of the Junior Ambassadors to help The Fred Hollows Foundation continue its work to end avoidable blindness globally.