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As part of Primary Interest Groups for Term Two, a group of students chose to participate in ‘Dance Fever’.

During their Outdoor Education lesson in early July, the Grade 1 students enjoyed discovering the different rocks as well as plants and trees growing near the riverbed.

In early June the Grade 2/3 class went out to the Outdoor Education Centre at Upper Freestone with Ms Lightfoot and Mr Licence.

In late May, the Grade 1s visited the Gallery to admire an exhibition called ‘Plastic Doesn’t Grow On Trees’ by Mary Elizabeth Barron.

In late May, Mrs Mayall and the Year 4s explored friction through the use of different household items, including books, a plastic bottle, rice, and chopsticks.

Over the last two weeks in May, some of the prep and grade 4 students helped Mr Quinton build a cluster of wigwams around the school.

The Grade 2/3 class went to the Darling Downs Zoo in late May with Mr License and Mrs Leech. They met a salt water crocodile, and visited many animals, including lions, tigers, meercats, giraffes and primates.

In late March the Grade 4 class spent an afternoon at school with Mr Licence and Mrs Mayall building a Bug Motel.

The Year 8 science students have been learning about ecosystems, and in late March some of the students assisted Mr Licence in setting up a terrarium and an aquarium.

The upper primary students in Grades 4, 5 and 6 have been learning Aikido with Chris Hulme. Aikido is a modern Japanese martial art which teaches self-defence while also protecting their attacker from injury.