Ryde Public School gets creative
NSW Reconciliation Council - Wednesday, April 04, 2012
These students have been busy working on their Schools Reconciliation Challenge entries!
The competition closes on the 5th of April, and students across NSW have been responding to the question: What does Our Place look like?
Ryde PS students said:
We have a group of 19 year 5 and 6 students participating in a workshop.
We have been working hard on our creations for a few weeks now and have decided on what we want our artworks to look like. Now we are putting them together.
We have been enjoying the workshops and we look forward to sending our completed entries into the competition.
You can find out more about the Schools Reconciliation Challenge here
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