
Zac, Natasha, Nicholas, Ashton and Jasmyn created a shelter for humans.
OLA students in Year 4 went to Lane Cove National Park to support the current geography unit under study.
Through participating in a range of activities, we learnt a lot about plants and native Australian animals (flora and fauna). These activities included bug hunts and building a mini aboriginal or animal’s habitat or a national park.
We went on lots of walks and by the end of the day we were very tired. On the bus ride back to school lots of us had our eyes closed and were asleep. We had an exciting day and learnt a lot.

Sienna, Jackson, Zac, Austin, Alisa and Lara created an environment for a possum.
Afterwards, there was some time on the play equipment which was a lot of fun. Thanks go to teachers Mrs Cannavo and Miss Grima, the parent helpers, Wendy and Nicole our tour guides.

Zac, Brianna and Pierre-Antoine enjoying some free time after the excursion.
Ella O and Gabriella B
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14 Dec 2025
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Last week, our Year 6 and Kindergarten students enjoyed a final catch‑up with their buddies, sharing smiles, memories, and exchanging special gifts. Having buddies is such a special part of life at OLA, creating friendships, role models, and moments the children will treasure long after the year ends!14 Dec 2025
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In Science this term, Kindergarten has been learning all about forces. Last week, the children used recycled materials to design and make a functioning ramp. The children then used round objects to test whether their ramp would successfully allow the item to roll down. They had so much fun creating their own little masterpieces!