Part 2 of the school immersion began with a coach ride to the suburb in Atwell, south of Perth. Harmony Primary School is one of the most recent schools in the community. The school building is unique in Western Australia as both design and materials were carefully thought through and chosen based on the sustainable initiative of Australia.
Ms Melanie Deeks welcomed the delegates into her classroom of Year 5 (10/11 years old). She and her pupils provided a brief introduction of the school and the environmental conservation efforts.
Ms Lea Hadley, the Principal, met up with the delegates during the school tour conducted by the pupils of Harmony Primary.
A wonderful hands-on baking experience was made possible for the delegates as they interacted with the pupils to make ANZAC (Australia, New Zealand Army Corps) cookies (originated during World War I for the Australian and New Zealand soldiers prepared by their loved ones).
The boys were particularly enthusiastic about the whole experience as they had minimal exposure to cooking.
ANZAC Cookies ready to be baked
A game of Dodgeball while the cookies were baking in the oven. The delegates had fun playing together with their new found friends.
Friends Bingo - A get-to-know each other game
Cookies are ready!! Everyone had one...
Nigel and Jasper thanked the school for their warm hospitality
Mrs Jamie Yeo presenting a token of appreciation to Ms Deeks
A marching band concert arranged by the school to entertain everyone
Group photo before farewell
Lunch time!
After lunch, the delegates went on a shopping spree at Harbor Town Outlet stores. Watch for the gifts they had bought for you!!
Dinner was served at the hotel cafe
Hunger fulfilled, the delegates returned to their rooms to pack their luggage and get ready for an early check-out tomorrow. All had an early night ... ...
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