In Week 1 of Term 2 on the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Stage 3, their teachers and some parents travelled to Hill End.
The camp served as an entry event for the History and Geography Project Based Learning Unit - “The people that shape a nation”.
We visited the Scenic Railway at Echo Point, Little Hartley Court House, the historic township of Hill End and the Jenolan Caves. Along the way we saw evidence of early settlers and heard stories about life in the 1800’s. It was both an interesting and fun trip.
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Congratulations to Ben winning the 100m at the Nationals. What an amazing feat.πππΌ
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Congratulations to our Term 4 Week 6 Gold, FIAT, and Merit Certificate recipients. ππ
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