We planted these trees, grasses and shrubs when we were in grade 1 and 2 and now we are in grade 5 and 6. It was great watching them grow and see the changes they made to this corner of the school grounds. Sometimes we see lizards as well as a lot more birds.
RUBBISH FREE DAYS AT ST PAUL’S This is one of the initiatives we have introduced as part of the Resource Smart Schools program. After much discussion as a staff about […]
The students of 6L in 2015 looked after our Aquafarm as a way of learning about closed loop ecosystems and aquaponics farming. Aqua farms can be purchased from the online […]
Caring for Baby possum – November 2021 We found a baby possum in the sandpit. It was cold and sacred. Educator wrapped the baby possum in a blanket and placed […]
24 students have been selected to participate in the TLFS program for 2016. Angela Andrews the program leader educated the students about the local flora and fauna that inhabits our […]
Our Green Machine students reflected on one of our biodiversity initiatives, the Bamboo Forest. They have shared what the project is, why it is important and how it has enhanced […]