Our choir travelled to Karingal Green Aged Care facility to perform for the residents on Thursday 20 November.
The choir truly shone during their performance for the residents at Kooringal Green. It was a meaningful occasion for many in our community who have loved ones connected to the centre, including our own Mr Borbas, whose mum watched on with joy and pride. They also stayed and shared a lovely morning tea with the residents.
It was the perfect day for our P&C Colour Fun Run Fundraiser.
A big thank you to all of those who were involved. Approximately $8,000.00 was raised.
The Top Fundraisers were (and prizes won):
Room 8 – icy poles as they had the most profiles registered by 31st October
3rd- family pass to AQWA (valued at $96) Gracie D (Room 8) $570
2nd- family pass to Perth Zoo (valued at $103) Riley S(Rm 13) $614
1st – $200 Outback Splash voucher Izaak J (Room 13) $788
Top Fundraising classes:
4th – 15 minutes extra lunch or recess Room 5 $880
3rd- icy poles for the class Room 8 $890
2nd- popcorn and movie Room 3 $1,180
1st- pizza and juice box party Room 13 $2,020
Environmental Art Project
The Environmental Art Project (EAP) is an annual initiative encouraging primary school and homeschool students in the Shire of Mundaring and City of Swan to explore local environmental issues, whilst developing their own positive message about protecting ecosystems.
Congratulations to our winners of the Environmental Art Awards.
Banner Award First Prize – Indi Rose Year 5
Highly Commended – Zac Year 3
You can find the posters from all our talented artists on display at the Midland Junction Arts Centre 25 Oct – 3 Dec and online Environmental Art Project
Hills Education Community Arts Exhibition
The Hills Education Community will be hosting their annual Art Exhibition and we are proud to announce the students whose art will be showcased:
PP: Kasiah F, Violet D
Year 1: Elsie F, Ayla G
Year 2: Heath L, McKenna B
Year 3: Harper R, Melanie B
Year 4: Ella G, Audrey B
Year 5: Bianca G, Cheyenne R
Year 6: Mervyn C, Francis K
Ball birds and bottle birds: Rosie B, Jaxon C, Carl S, Tyler D, Isla G, Shannon H, Marley B, Hudson C, Owen K,
Charlie W, Evie D, Cheyenne R, Willow B.
The Exhibition was held at Mount Helena Primary School
A big thank you to everyone who got behind Day for Daniel this year! Together we raised $609.60, with MTM Earthmoving proudly doubling the school’s fundraising total.
The students did an amazing job creating their own red t-shirts, each listing their five safe places — they’re now hanging proudly in the undercover area as a powerful reminder of the importance of child safety and awareness.
We’re so proud to continue supporting this cause and to stand alongside the Parkerville Primary School community for another year.
Thank you so much to Ildy and Alisha for the beautiful cards that they assisted the students to make for the
teachers over last week – they certainly brightened our day, and we really appreciate the time you took to
make this happen. A big thank you also to the parents who contributed to our morning tea – it was
amazing! We are beyond lucky to be serving this community.
Our year 3 students participated in the Red Cross Pillowcase Project on Tuesday 28 October. This was a one hour workshop delivered by trained Australian Red Cross volunteers.
This programme is about disaster preparedness and involves engaging discussions and interactive activities to help students:
• Understand and discuss the importance of being prepared
• Prepare their mind for the thoughts and feelings that may arise before, during and after an emergency
• know what to pack in an emergency kit
Each student was given a pillowcase to decorate and take home, to start their own personal emergency kit.
On Monday the 24th of March, the Year 6s attended Bickley Leadership Day. Along with Ms. Taylor, Mrs. Rickard, Mr Cahill, Mrs Critchell and Mrs. Cockrell, the students had a fantastic day building rafts and canoeing in the reservoir. The students enjoyed racing their team-mates up and down the reservoir. The students also faced their fears on the vertical challenge by climbing a range of very high ropes, poles and ladders. The students were given many opportunities to show their leadership, safety and collaborative learning skills. A fun but tiring day was had by all!
