The term continues to a busy and productive, with so many exciting opportunities for the students to engage with and enjoy. Last week, Year 4 and Year 3 shared recent unit learning with families; da Vinci Day was held and we welcomed a Planetarium incursion for Year 5. This week is National Reconciliation Week; we had the excitement of the K-Y2 Music Showcase this afternoon and we are eager to see the Y3-Y6 students have their turn tonight.
Following an inspiring visit to the Immersive Art Experience at Bundanon, our Year 5 and Year 6 Bundanon art students have returned brimming with creativity and artistic insight.
We are pleased to share the highlights from another enriching week at St. Mark’s and St. Michael’s Pre-school.
Terra Fabula is an immersive, interdisciplinary learning experience that invites Year 4 students to step into the role of creators, thinkers and problem-solvers.
As part of their Sharing the Planet inquiry, Year Three students have been inquiring into the relationships between living and non-living components of environments and how these influence agricultural decisions.
On Wednesday, 22 May, our Year 6 Environmental Leaders took part in an exciting and immersive learning experience focused on native gardens and permaculture design.
We were fortunate to see a number of fixtures go ahead in Round 4 despite the heavy rainfall earlier in the week.
It was wonderful to see so many Cranbrook families enjoying the Children’s and Family Day at Carriageworks last Sunday.
Last Wednesday, along with 2,204,658 children in 16,632 locations around Australia and overseas, our Junior School students and teachers engaged with this year’s National Simultaneous Storytime book, The Truck Cat, via live stream and readings in classrooms, piazzas and the library.