Mindful of educating students about the importance of kindness and identifying the signs of bullying, educators at St Paul's Anglican Grammar School enthusiastically advocated the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence (NDA) to students recently.
Leading up to the day, the Junior School Student Representative Council (SRC) made beautiful orange bows with pins for other students to wear to demonstrate their support for the cause and students eagerly delved into learning strategies to prevent bullying.
It was also a great day for students to reflect on the wellbeing of others by developing positive connections, with each class making friendship paper chains that the SRC joined together to form a giant paper chain symbolic of friendships and connections.
Student’s artistic talents on display
Gippsland’s finest young students have taken over the West Gippsland Arts Centre’s community exhibition space with their incredible works created during their VCE art classes. Until Friday, February 28, visitors can discover the creativity and...