Student News

Recently, the Student Representative Council have implemented a recycling program called Cash for Containers which was developed by the Northern Territory Government. The Cash for Containers program involves students bringing in recyclable containers, such as aluminium cans and plastic (PET) bottles, from home. The school then counts and keeps record of the number collected each day. The collected recyclables are then taken to Envirobank for recycling and the school receives 10 cents for every can and container recycled.

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A list of the approved containers for recycling.

On Tuesday the 24^th of April, Wagaman Primary held an ANZAC Day Assembly to commemorate those who fought in the Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War and also those who continue to serve and protect our country in conflicts of today. Wagaman Primary was fortunate enough to have two members of the Armed Forces, Corporal Miller and Craftsman Bird, attend the assembly. The school and community assembled on the front lawn by the commemorative plaque to conduct a solemn ceremony of remembrance.

Wagaman students had an inaugural excursion to Canberra in 2011.

42 upper primary students experienced various landmark sites in the national capital.

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