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Year 9 end of term excursion to Kuranda Rainforestation Nature Park: We started off our excursion with an Army Duck tour through a section of the rainforest, for all students and staff who attended this was a first-time experience and it was wonderful to see the reactions and surprises when the army duck went from land to water. Our tour guide shared information about the ecology of the rainforest including plant uses and animals and also gave opportunities for the students to ask all sorts of questions. We looked at the ‘wait a while’ tree and were very happy to not ‘take a sample’ for study purposes. When then engaged in a Pamagirri Aboriginal Dance and Dreamtime experience. Students watched dances from the traditional custodians and then had an opportunity to throw boomerangs and spears. It was great to see every Year 9 student have a go at throwing a boomerang, even staff had the opportunity too! We then had lunch and walked through the Koala and Wildlife Park; there were wallaby’s, tree kangaroos, wombats, reptiles and two big salties. We got to see one being fed! The students said they all had a great time and have asked to go back again but to spend more time on the Army Duck!

Wed Jun 29th, 2022

Year 9 end of term excursion to Kuranda Rainforestation Nature Park: We started off our excursion with an Army Duck tour through a section of the rainforest, for all students and staff who attended this was a first-time experience and it was wonderful to see the reactions and surprises when the army duck went from land to water. Our tour guide shared information about the ecology of the rainforest including plant uses and animals and also gave opportunities for the students to ask all sorts of questions. We looked at the ‘wait a while’ tree and were very happy to not ‘take a sample’ for study purposes. When then engaged in a Pamagirri Aboriginal Dance and Dreamtime experience. Students watched dances from the traditional custodians and then had an opportunity to throw boomerangs and spears. It was great to see every Year 9 student have a go at throwing a boomerang, even staff had the opportunity too! We then had lunch and walked through the Koala and Wildlife Park; there were wallaby’s, tree kangaroos, wombats, reptiles and two big salties. We got to see one being fed! The students said they all had a great time and have asked to go back again but to spend more time on the Army Duck! ... See MoreSee Less

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Wed Jun 29th, 2022

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P-2 Students making Mammandurs as part of their Technology Assessment with Ms Elizabeth. These are spinning toys that were used by Aboriginal children. Traditionally they were made from sticks and beewax.

Tue Jun 28th, 2022

P-2 Students making Mammandurs as part of their Technology Assessment with Ms Elizabeth. These are spinning toys that were used by Aboriginal children. Traditionally they were made from sticks and beewax. ... See MoreSee Less

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Mon Jun 27th, 2022

Miss Karina's Cert II Automotive students giving the trailer wheel bearings a new lease on life 🙌 ... See MoreSee Less

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Mon Jun 27th, 2022

Mission Australia are holding a free Family Fun Day at the Edmonton PCYC on Wednesday 29 June.

There will be a free bouncy castle, dart board game, face painting and Crazy Bron as entertainment and service providers from across the south side for families to find out more about services available to them. Service providers will include Bravehearts, First 5 Forever, PCYC’s Braking the Cycle program, Innate Therapies, Edmonton Girl Guides, and many more. ... See MoreSee Less