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At the , caring for the environment is part of how our students learn to take responsibility for the world around them. 🌳

Being guardians of the Earth means understanding our impact, making thoughtful choices and contributing to a more sustainable future through everyday actions. 🌍

Cuidar da Terra é uma responsabilidade partilhada.

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The community came together to honour our late Head of Academy, Mr Roy White.

In his honour, the Academy will kickstart the “5,000 Tree Project”, a student-led micro forest initiative focused on biodiversity, learning and food production. This initiative serves as a tribute that reflects not only Mr Roy’s profound impact on our school, but also his belief in growth, purpose and a future that extends beyond ourselves.

By planting these trees, we ensure that his legacy continues to flourish within the environment he cared for so deeply, supporting a greener and more sustainable future for generations to come.

Uma homenagem que cresce com o tempo e com o significado que deixou.

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Think you can keep up with a Grade 6 integrated humanities challenge? 👀

In the first part of our “Are You Smarter Than?” series, our host Zuri, a Grade 9 student at the , puts our Grade 6 students to the test!⏳

Watch as they face a rapid-fire round of humanities questions designed to challenge their knowledge, critical thinking and quick recall. It’s a fast-paced look at how our students engage with history, geography and global perspectives in the classroom. 📚

Now, it’s your turn. Play along and see how you score against our Grade 6 experts. ⚛️

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