Last week, our Year 6 students took the spotlight during the much-anticipated PYP Exhibition Presentation Evening. This event marked the culmination of several weeks of hard work and dedication for students, showcasing not only their inquiry skills but also their growth throughout the Primary Years Programme.

The evening provided students with an opportunity to demonstrate their creativity and critical thinking as well as their ability to communicate their understanding of a variety of significant social, environmental and political topics. From exploring clean energy solutions to advocating for gender equality, each presentation reflected deep research, genuine passion, and a commitment to making a positive impact in the world.

Students spoke eloquently, engaging their audience with compelling displays and well-prepared and informative presentations. Their ability to articulate their learning and answer questions highlighted their confidence and understanding of their chosen topics. Creativity was also on full display, with students incorporating visuals, models and interactive elements to enrich their presentations and engage visitors.

The PYP Exhibition is more than just a showcase; it’s a celebration of learning, collaboration and the development of lifelong skills. It also serves as a milestone event, marking the end of the students' primary education and preparing them for future challenges.

A special thank you to our teachers, mentors, and families who supported the students throughout their Exhibition journey. Your guidance and encouragement were invaluable in helping them achieve such success.

Congratulations to all our students for their exceptional efforts and achievements. You have made our school community proud and inspired us with your passion for making the world a better place!

Rachel Saunders
Primary School Learning Leader - St John's Campus

Nicolle Jakube
Primary School Learning Leader - St Peters Campus