To support Year 3’s inquiry learning in the classroom we attended the observatory at Western Sydney University - Penrith campus. We learned lots about how force impacts and reacts to objects.
On arrival, we watched a 3D movie to give us an idea just how small we are in the Universe. We then headed up to the telescope and learned how it gets positioned depending on the subject to be viewed.
Then finally the most exciting part of the day we actually got to make our own rockets and launch them! Best day ever!!
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30 Jun 2026
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Term 2 has been a great term of learning and belonging at SJK. Congratulations to all of the students who received an End of Term award during our assembly last week. 🤩🥳19 Jun 2026
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Over the past few weeks, Year 5 have been exploring Geography in Action by learning how geographers investigate real places and collect data. Students participated in a schoolyard investigation where they observed different areas of the school, measured distances using steps, counted features such as trees and bins, collected information about surfaces and how spaces are used, and recorded their findings using tables, tally charts and labelled maps. Through this hands-on learning experience, students developed their skills in observing, measuring, collecting and recording data to better understand their local environment. Miss Atkins and Miss Lee
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