Elephants

 

Our Lady of Nativity has the best learning-focused excursions ever with the recent Zoo Snooze camp a spectacular success.

Students slept overnight at Taronga Zoo and woke up to the sound of elephants. They wandered the zoo looking at exotic wildlife up close and personal and learnt more about the animal kingdom.

Taronga Zoo offers the sleeping bag camping deals for schools that allows youngsters to witness a spectacular sunset and sunrise over Sydney Harbour.

Principal Lisa Samojlowicz said a major reason for the zoo camp’s success was the beautiful teachers that sacrificed family time to accompany our fantastic students to the zoo.

“Mrs Brown did an absolutely stunning job in organising the camp in every way and due to this, we were able to walk around the zoo enjoying the sights, sounds and getting to know our students in a different light. AMAZING!

“This is one of the many reasons I love my job so much - working with amazing people who are energised and enthused by working and relating to those students we care for on a deeper level than just Maths and English, but for ensuring the growth and development of the whole child!”

 

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  • 03 Jul 2026

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    This week, our students proudly celebrated NAIDOC Week by taking part in a range of engaging activities that honoured the rich histories, cultures, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Through art, storytelling, discussions, and hands-on learning experiences, students explored the importance of connection to Country, community, culture, and respect. These activities encouraged meaningful conversations and helped deepen our understanding of Australia's First Nations peoples and their enduring contributions. #cspd2026 #jarara #NAIDOCWeek

    02 Jul 2026

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    πŸͺ‘ The Chairs Quit! πŸͺ‘ There was quite a surprise in Stage 1 this week... the classroom chairs decided they'd had enough and quit! To persuade them to return, our students took on the challenge of writing convincing letters explaining why the chairs should come back and how they would be better cared for in the future. This fun and engaging activity gave students a meaningful opportunity to develop their persuasive writing skills while using creativity, empathy, and problem-solving. πŸ˜ŠπŸ“šβœοΈ Luckily after 2 days, with such amazing writing, the chairs were persuaded to return. The students are remembering to treat them kindly and safely. πŸ₯°πŸͺ‘ #Stage1 #PersuasiveWriting #LearningThroughFun #CreativeClassroom

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