On a joyful morning filled with laughter, creativity, and a touch of grey hair spray, our Pre-Primary and Year One students at marked a major milestone — 100 Days of Learning!
To celebrate being 100 days smarter, students and teachers alike dressed up as 100-year-olds, transforming our primary campus into vibrant scenes of walking sticks, spectacles, cardigans, and pearls. The excitement was contagious as children proudly showed off their outfits at our Assembly, then returning to classrooms to participate in shared stories, tie making, craft, a range of fun, educational activities designed to reflect on all they’ve learned so far this year. Also, a party!!
From counting to 100, crafting “100 things” collages, and writing about what life might be like at 100 years old, the day was packed with meaningful learning and light-hearted fun. Teachers joined in the spirit, donning their own elderly attire and leading the celebrations with games and joy!
Miss Coby was so impressed with our early years students and staff sharing that ‘It’s a wonderful way to celebrate the growth and achievements of our littlest learners. The creativity and enthusiasm from both students and staff make this day truly special’.
The 100 Days of Learning celebration is a wonderful way to remind everyone of the joy of learning and the incredible progress made in just a few short months for all our students learning. Here’s to the next 100 days of curiosity, discovery, and growth!
