Grade 6 Project teams from Moama Anglican Grammar supporting Emergency Services

Hampers

‘Our group consisted of 5 students: Keisha, Charlese, Heidi, Charli and Ruby. For our Pastoral Care project, we chose to create gratitude hampers for our local Emergency services. The hampers were very successful, and the different services were very amazed at the fact that we took our time to consider them and to create a magnificent gift. They were all very appreciative. It was amazing to see their faces light up when we gave them the gift’.

Frames

‘For our Pastoral Care Project, we decided that we were going to give dried flowers and frames to two different hospitals. Our projects consisted of having dried and pressed flowers which took 2 weeks to make. The people who were involved in this project were: Olivia, Evie, Savannah and Brodyn. We all took part in this project and delivered all of them to the hospitals. They really appreciated the gifts we gave to them’. 

Grade 6 Project teams spreading happiness at Moama Anglican Grammar

Primary Disco

‘After 2 long terms of planning our group, consisting of: Harvey, Ted, Sienna and Lexi, finally hosted the Primary School Disco. It took place in the hall with flashy lights and all the latest hits. Our incentive for running this event was to improve the wellbeing of the primary school, while still learning important life skills along the way. Kids from all classes came flooding in and it didn’t take long before the disco was in full swing. After a quick game of ‘Bobs and Statues’, we transitioned into ‘Best Dancers on Stage’. We finished the disco with one big circle and some free dancing by each year level’.

A sound byte from the school text ‘The Amazing Adventures of Doug Dragster

Check out the story to discover the secrets to happiness!

Creativity at Gorokan Public School: Teaching and embedding the skills and mindsets to Get Happier and solve problems.!

These images are carried by teachers on a lanyard,to provide opportunities for children to solve their own problems with what they have learnt. Great work Gorokan!