To celebrate their first 100 days as ‘big school’ students, some local schools hosted special activities.
At St Michael’s Primary School, the Kindergarten students dressed up as senior citizens to celebrate the momentous ocassion.
Throughout the day the students participated in what might be considered typical “elderly activates”, including a picnic and a lovely afternoon walk.
One of the walks took the children to the historic Warriston Ram Shed at the Peppin Heritage Centre.
Over at Mayrung Public School, the celebrations melded nicely with 2023 being the 175th anniversary of public education in NSW.
The milestone formed the theme for Education Week activities this year, with some schools extending the celebrations beyond the set week in July.
Mayrung students were encouraged to dress in what they thought school uniforms looked like 100 years ago.
During the day the students got to play old-fashioned games, which included the ring toss and jumping rope.
Some students were also given the opportunity to make their own butter.
(Back) Mrs Fiona McKern, Waris Gill, Scarlett Jones, Caleb Farley, Milli Rosbiffi, Hugo Leech, Aspene Hilliard, Sylvia Berry, Miss Lily Bond; (middle) Ms Lucy Cleary, Chris Dhanesh, Elaahn Bull, Stella Vilimovsky, Zander Leetham, Max Horton, Aimee Hood, Laylah Graham, Ryder Boyer; (front) Dhyan Manuprasad, Hazel Bensch, Theo Beal, Lola Aitken, Lucy Germano and Hugo Murphy from St Micheals Primary School.
Elaahn Bull and Hugo Leech from St Michael’s.
Ryder Boyer, Stella Vilimovsky and Aimee Hood at St Michael’s.
Waris Gill and Caleb Farley from St Michael’s.
Mayrung Public School principal Julie Eason and Diamond Clancy.
Joseph Smith and Heidi Golds from Mayrung.
Mayrung students Oliver Dellwo, Steven Busby, Hapuku Clancy and Rylan Aughtie learn how to make butter.
Mayrung’s William Reid with his handmade butter in a jar.
William Reid and Oliver Dellwo from Mayrung try their hand at jumping rope.
Natayah James, Joseph Smith, Heidi Golds, teacher Dale Worland play ring toss at Mayrung
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