Year 12 student, Ruth, is one of 12 candidates in Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s youth marine stewardship program. The
What does it take to fly across the world? We asked our recent Round Square participants why they took the
At Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School, music is not just a class – it is a cornerstone of the student experience.
In the last few weeks of Term, The Grammar Hawks 7 team travelled to Perth to watch the West Coast
Teacher Librarian Ms Jan Pocock chose to challenge her Year 3/4 Extension students in Term 1 with a reworking of
The students enjoyed 4 days exploring the Dryandra Woodland National Park, located near the Wheatbelt town of Narrogin. The woodland
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the traditional owners of this land both past and present. This land is the home of the Noongar people. We are standing now on Wardandi country the place of the dolphin dreaming. The Wardandi people are the coastal people and have strong links to this area. With respect to the current Wardandi people and ancestors of the past we thank them for accepting us. Today with mutual respect and understanding, we acknowledge the past and its differences and now look forward to working together to build strong relations.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of this land both past and present. This land is the home of the Noongar people. We are standing now on Wardandi country the place of the dolphin dreaming. The Wardandi people are the coastal people and have strong links to this area. With respect to the current Wardandi people and ancestors of the past we thank them for accepting us. Today with mutual respect and understanding, we acknowledge the past and its differences and now look forward to working together to build strong relations.
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