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On Thursday 29 October, as part of our Discovery Learning for this term, Reception students were treated to a very special visit from Adrian and Kiara from Animals Anonymous. This incursion allowed students to view a variety of endangered Australian animals, whilst also learning about their natural habitats and behaviours. Some of the animals shown were a parrot, a python, snakes, goannas, ringtail possums, a bettong, a baby crocodile, geckos and a sugar glider. The information presented at the session was really interesting and the children loved the opportunity to pat, hold and learn more about these incredible animals.
Pictured above: Lenni O'Dine patting a baby crocodile.
Katie Window | Reception Teacher
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