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On Friday 20th August, our Junior Choir made us proud when they performed at the Matinee show of the One Big Voice Festival as part of Australia’s largest children’s choir.
A year ago, Rehan, Year 5, noticed that some of the octopi he saw during his regular snorkelling trips with his Dad have a particular fish (brown-spotted wrasse) always next to them. He followed a few at different reefs and was convinced that it’s not by chance but by choice that the fish are there. He investigated this theory and realized that it is a unique type of relationship among reef species called ‘Nuclear–follower foraging’.
Kaya wanjoo ngany boodja (Welcome to my home). Come down to Jackadder this week and discover some aboriginal knowledge around our local flora and fauna, courtesy of our wonderful students!
On P&C Day, we at Woodlands Primary School would like to recognise the positive contribution our P&C members make to the education of children at our school.
