Term 4 is always a particularly busy term for everyone, but especially for 6th class. Once 6th class have finished Shakespeare, they start organising themselves to run the 6th class stalls. The money they raise will be used to purchase a gift for the school. This tradition has seen a number of wonderful additions to the school. We have the commanding eagle at the top of the stairs, the Shakespeare mural outside the library, a herb garden, the water bottle refilling station and the picnic table in Buramurring playground. These gifts provide a memory of each year group and become part of the fabric of our school history. This year’s 6th class has demonstrated steadiness and a great willingness to serve the school. They have been excellent role models for the children coming behind.
Di Renshaw
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