Posted September 3, 2019 in From The Students Our Stories
The KNIGHTS have been working on making a mascot for the school with their design and technologies project for this term. The main purpose of this project is to explore and practice the design processes involved in producing anything from a school assignment to a…
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Posted August 29, 2019 in From The Students
Books are the plane, and the train, and the road. They are the destination, and the journey. They are home. Anna Quindlen On Wednesday 28 August the morning started with much excitement and energy as children young and old came dressed as their favourite book…
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Posted August 23, 2019 in From The Students
Our blossoming tree was at it’s peak just recently and allowed our youngest of budding artists an opportunity to experience plein air painting. Plein air painting is about leaving the four walls behind and experiencing painting and drawing in the landscape. Among other French Impressionists,…
Read morePosted July 2, 2019 in From The Students Our Stories
Our Year 3 and 4 students had the privilege of participating in the Woylie Festival held at Fremantle Arts Centre. The festival showcases a number of inspiring artists from Woylie Project, a community led initiative to give Aboriginal storytellers a platform to create, share and…
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Posted June 26, 2019 in From The Students Our Stories
The Year 1/2 students had a wonderful trip to Kings Park recently. When they arrived they were met by Benji and Jess. Jess was their teacher for the workshop and she told the students of the story of Chunyard and the Cheeky Parrot while they…
Read morePosted June 25, 2019 in From The Students
The Year 5/6 students have been busy in Kaatajin Boodjar creating char cloth tins on the fire in the Wildspace. Char cloth is a swatch of fabric such as linen, cotton or jute, which has been converted through pyrolysis (decomposition brought about by high temperatures)…
Read morePosted June 7, 2019 in From The Students Our Stories
A project to regenerate an area of the Wildspace lead the Waste Warriors to visit Zanthorrea Garden Centre in search of plant species native to the Herdsman Lake area. They discovered four reasons why we should all grow native and local plants: Low maintenance….
Read morePosted June 5, 2019 in From The Students Our Stories
Place-based education is about deep immersion in the experience of the world surrounding us, engaging in what is happening and what is meaningful. This approach embraces the complexities of the world and harmoniously recognises these as relative connections to place. These Bold Park Community School…
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Posted May 3, 2019 in From The Students Our Stories
As the Curious Djidi Djidi’s returned to the classroom from morning fitness something mysterious had taken place… A green book was lying on their mat, with orange ribbon tied around it and orange glitter scattered over and next to it. One student was quick to…
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Posted February 13, 2019 in From The Students
With a day like this, that is as carefully planned by amazing teachers, who wouldn’t love coming to school to learn! The students in Pre-Primary started the day with a song and learned some Noongar language. After a quick clapping game to refresh themselves with…
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The KNIGHTS have been working on making a mascot for the school with their design and technologies project for... Read more
The KNIGHTS have been working on making a mascot for the school with their design and technologies project for... Read more
Collaboration is more than cooperation or operating side by side. It requires risk-taking and a willingness to connect that... Read more
