NEWS
IB Maths
When am I ever going to use Maths in real life? These are questions that maths students ask year after year and thanks to the Corona Virus pandemic, us Maths teachers have some great answers. Throughout history we have seen pandemic diseases such as the Black...
Joseph the Dreamer
Class Three performing Joseph the Dreamer. What a wonderful performance. The students performed this timeless play in their classroom instead of Melliodora Hall providing them the opportunity to draw these amazing backdrops on their blackboards. A perfect setting...
IB TRIVIA Night
Presented by our IB students as part of the CAS unit, Please join us for a night of frivolous fun, with friends, food, and drinks. Gather your friends for a table of eight and create a theme, there will be a prize for best dressed, along with a silent auction and...
Winter Festival
Walking the Midwinter Spiral dates back cross culturally around 4000 years. Children have been walking the midwinter spiral each year since our school began over 30 years ago. It can be a meditative experience to watch each child walk the spiral, lending your quiet...
Winter Craft
What a great time of year to participate in crafting, at home in the warmth of a fire with winter raging outside. The winter school holidays are fast approaching and it is a great time for students to practice their crafting skills. Skills to practice include...
YEAR 7
Year 7 completed Number and Algebra with graphing straight-line equations and problem solving. They discovered each other’s mystery name task and returned their plotted name into their Main Lesson books. This week we are discovering the Land of Life Processes and...
Class Two
Class Two were delighted to have a couple of the Lauriston community service students join them last week for painting. We were using the cooler tones of our primary colours to paint from the Kulin Nation’s story of Waa and the Seven Sisters that Bec had shared in...
Morning Star Kinder
As part of Reconciliation Week, the Morning Star children started each morning weaving nature hangings by the fire and talking about the gifts that Mother Earth gives us to make our hand crafts. We used she-oak blossoms, and gumnuts as the local Taungurung people did...
Year Nine
Clay Heads is a fundamental Year 9 Main Lesson in Steiner education. The students will be studying themselves thoroughly, examining jawlines and foreheads and doing their best to re-create their own image in the form of a full-sized 3D clay head. With the kiln now...
Class Two
Welcome back for Term 2! As we move through Autumn and the days become shorter whilst the nights grow longer, Class Two will hear tales of courage, cunning and patience that will help us find light in the darkness. We will begin with the Celtic Dragon Myth, a...