Excursion to Plant Endemic Flora with Mrs Birchall and Mrs Sutton
Recently, students from CR7 and CR1 had the wonderful opportunity to participate in a community planting event at Axbridge Park and Broadford Park, our adopted school bushland. This annual event, organized by the City of Wanneroo, allows our students to engage in the important task of planting native species to help revegetate and restore our local community areas.
Under the guidance of Conservation Officer Sasha Poli, students learned the proper techniques for planting and the significance of using endemic flora. This hands-on experience not only provided practical skills but also deepened their understanding of environmental stewardship.
This activity is a key part of our whole school approach to sustainability. By connecting to country and participating in these planting activities, students develop a stronger bond with nature. The benefits extend beyond environmental impact; being outdoors and engaging in such meaningful work has positive mental, social, and emotional effects on our students. It fosters a sense of community, responsibility, and well-being, reinforcing the importance of caring for our environment.





Kind regards
Mrs Birchall and Mrs Sutton








