Lavinia doesn't seem too concerned about being hand cuffed.

  Holly is enjoying her ride in the wheel chair used for moving patients from difficult places.

 Dylan is being treated for a pretend asthma attack.

Lily has a big smile for the dentist.

Grades 3,4,5 and 6 have been very industrious and created cars propelled by balloons.

The great creations.

Nikita is proudly showing her car.

Don with his balloon car ready to drive off.

Loud Shirt Day raises money for children who are hearing impaired. The students wore their loud shirts today and gave a donation for the privilege to do so. The money will go to Taralye, Victoria’s leading oral language centre which provides services to deaf and hearing impaired children and their families.

The "loud" preps

"Louder" grades one and two

Even "Louder" grades three and four

The "Loudest" of all grades five and six

The students in Ms Wookey’s room were treated to a visit from the Royal Flying Doctors Service late last term. They had a first hand look at what is inside the fusilage of one of their specially equipped planes.

Outside the fusilage

Christiano dressed for the occassion

Eliza and Abby having a chat on the radio

Alec is throwing a spear.

Molly had a go at throwing a boomerang

Prep, one and two in front of a piece of Aboriginal art work

Sitting around the camp fire

The whole school took a bus to the Two Rivers College to celebrate NAIDOC week. There were three different activities the students participated in. Prep, one, two painted clapping sticks and learnt a traditional dance. Grades three and four learnt about traditional weapons used in ancient times.
They tried throwing spears and boomerangs. Grades five and six learnt about traditional food and medicine. They made Johnny Cakes and cooked them in a fire pit.

On the last day of Term Three the students participated in Footy Colours Day. By far the most popular teams were Collingwood closely followed by Carlton. The students dressed in their favourite team’s colours. They tried out their football skills then had hot dogs for lunch.

Mad keen Carlton supporters

The Collingwood fan club

The students planted shrubs on National Schools Tree Planting Day. The shrubs were supplied by The Mildura Rural City Council nursery. The shrubs were planted in front of the new buildings.

Dylan, Bethany and Rylee are ready to plant their shrub.

Grades 3,4,5 and 6 ready to board the bus.

Holly the Christmas fairy

Eliza and Lavinia participating in one of the activities

On Thursday 25th August we met Nangiloc/Colignan at Sunnycliffs Primary School to celebrate Book Week. Every-one dressed up as a book or movie character. We had a parade at the start of the day for every-one to show off their costumes. After the parade we broke up into groups and did different activities related to the Book Week theme “One World Many Stories”.

All smiles at the opening of the new school buildings

On Friday the 9th of September the Minister for Education, Honorable Martin Dixon came to open our schools new buildings. He was entertained by the students singing the National Anthem, and school captains Lotus and Riley each gave a speech of welcome.