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ACTF at the Empowered Students Leaders Conference

May 10th 2022
ACTF at the Empowered Students Leaders Conference

Senior students at Bonython Public School (ACT) recently participated in a program to develop their leadership potential. As part of the program, the ACTF presented a keynote address highlighting moments of leadership in our 40 years of content.

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View and respond to election campaigns with Little Lunch

May 9th 2022
View and respond to election campaigns with Little Lunch

When Rory announces that he wants to be the prime minister, Mrs. Gonsha suggests that students run their own election campaigns. Respond to this timely Little Lunch episode with the following Year 3-6 English tasks.

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