This class will teach students how to analyse short stories and poetry, and how to plan, write and edit an essay in response to these texts.
12 +
Suitable for students who can write a basic essay, and/or those who attended Essay Writing Boot Camp in Term 1. Contact me for guidance re suitability if required.
Meets relevant outcomes for Stage 4 and 5 English.
RSVP: If interested, please email me @ foundationsinliteracy@gmail.com by WEDNESDAY 4/7 or text on 0408173494
The Eastern Suburbs Home Education Co-Op is organised by homeschool parents for homeschooled children. It is a day for the children (and parents should they wish) to participate in various activities while the parents are saved the hassle of driving to numerous venues. Each term, a variety of activities are on offer. This term, we have: The Makery – a space for kids (and parents) to explore art, craft, science and a little history and geography too, through nature-based activities.
Come and join a group of 30 adults, kids and teens playing sax, clarinet, flute, violin, cello, guitar, uke, drums, keyboard, trumpet, recorder, bass and more. We meet at West Pymble Scout Hall on Thursdays 9:30 – 10:45 and we love welcoming new members of ages, abilities and instruments! (We can’t accommodate complete beginners as we don’t have the resources to support them but they are welcome in the choir and our soon to start percussion ensemble) This term we will
We meet on Thursdays in West Pymble Bicentennial Park and love welcoming new members. No experience or special singing skills required – we sing music that is fun and easy to learn and welcome all voices and abilities. We have a warm, welcoming community vibe and enjoy a long play together in the park afterwards. We’ll have a campfire singalong at the end of term. 11:15 – 12:00 Family Choir (4-7yrs with parents and younger siblings) 11:15 – 12:00 Intermediate
