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Schools get creative for National Science Week

PREP students from Good Shepherd College proudly display their artistic bug and insect works they created at the school’s senior campus to celebrate Science Week.
Glenn Guy
CASH Kele, 6, was excited to be participating in science works at the senior campus of Good Shepherd College to celebrate Science Week.
TARRINGTON Lutheran School Year 2 student, Annie Cameron, with Foundation student, Hallie Stubbs, having fun at the slime-making session.
PROUD of her homemade slime creation is Tarrington Lutheran School Year 2 student, Sophie Last.
USING her knowledge after learning all about bugs, Ilenia Treves,5, was pleased with her creation she did as part of Science Week.
DELIGHTED to learn all about the cleverness of insects as part of Science Week was Ashia Arun, 5.
FOUNDATION teacher Renee Wathen (back left), and learning coach Lily Annett (far right), with Tarrington Lutheran School Foundation, Year 1 and Year 2 students.

PUBLISHED and unpublished pictures taken by Spectator photographers are available to purchase and can be viewed at the front office: 59 Gray St, Hamilton.

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