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Year Five teachers Clay Cornish and Lucas Reid have said the children have thoroughly enjoyed working on the unit and can’t wait for the expo.<\/p>\n
“Students have been fantastic in their understanding of local, national and international charities and how they can make a difference to help others in need,” Cornish said.<\/p>\n
“It has been inspiring to see how students have embraced this initiative and actively contributed to supporting their chosen charity,” Reid added.<\/p>\n
Year Five student Mae Steven also said she has loved undertaking the unit and learning more about other communities and charities.<\/p>\n
“It has been great to learn about others and the world outside our school,” she said.<\/p>\n
“It has been a great experience to not only help others but understand how we can help.”<\/p>\n
Students have and will continue to run charity stalls outside of school in the Torquay, Bellbrae and Jan Juc area in the lead up to the event.<\/p>\n
Students will have the option to fundraise for their charity and will be organising different presentations and activities for the expo.<\/p>\n
Community members are invited to bring a cash donation to donate to any of the chosen charities at the expo.<\/p>\n
The event will be run from 2:40-3:30pm in the school gymnasium at 50 School Road, Bellbrae.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
YEAR Five Bellbrae Primary School students will be hosting a special charity expo to complement their inquiry into global citizenship. Tomorrow, November 9, students will have the chance to promote a charity of their choice, with the intent to create awareness around a range of important causes at a special expo event on-site at school. […]<\/p>\n