Children, dads and granddads joined the staff for a breakfast of sausages and eggs. Click on the link to see some photos of the morning…….Father’s Day Breakfast

Book Week was celebrated from August 17th – 23rd. There was so much excitement and activity during the week and especially for our Book Week parade on Tuesday August 20th. Click on the link to find out more …..Bookweek Activities

This year the theme for Science Week was ‘Destination Moon: more missions, more science. Click on this link to see some of the things the children did to celebrate – Science Week

In Pre-Primary to Year 4, students have had a lot of fun and have been engaged in their learning with a range of media. Click on this link to see more – Term 3 Visual Arts

  Voice, Treaty, Truth Let’s Work Together for a Shared Future NAIDOC Week celebrations are held around the country each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.  As NAIDOC Week was in the July school holidays the staff and student celebrated today.  Our day began with a…

In Term one of 2019, students at Liwara entered a State-wide competition for students of Italian. I am very happy to announce to the Liwara community that Scarlett Ford, in Kindy Green, is the WA winner. We also congratulate Zoe Burn and Emilie Lamoureaux, also in Kindy Green, as well as Elvira Conroy, Milana Etrelezis…

We celebrated Mother’s Day with mothers and grandmothers at our school today with a stylish breakfast of muffins, yoghurt cups, fruit salad cups and tea or coffee. We had a wonderful response and children and their mothers and grandmothers delighted in the photo booth set up by staff to capture the occassion. We wish all…

The Liwara Craft Group have made library bags.  They are selling them for $10 a bag and all profits go towards the craft stall for the school fair. If you are interested in purchasing a bag please contact the craft team – Liwaracraft@gmail.com

Our Pre-Primary children learnt about the importance of ANZAC Day and why we stop to remember on this special day. We read the books Lest We Forget and Anzac Ted and discussed the people that went to war to help our country. We looked at medals that people may have earned from their service and…

Each morning this week students lead us in reflections on the events of Holy Week.  The reflections were a reminder for us all to remember and reflect upon the events that lead up to Christ’s Resurrection and the sacrifices he made during that time.