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MAGS students go under the sea for Science Week

By Alex Gretgrix

Jacob Hemmings, Cleo Haw and Billie Chapman.

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STUDENTS at Moama Anglican Grammar got creative and made their classrooms colourful to celebrate Science Week last week.

To fit with this year's theme "Deep Blue: innovations for the future of our oceans", each primary year level created a different sea creature such as sea horses, jellyfish, turtles, or put together messages in a bottle.

The Year 1 students created sea turtles while they were learning about climate change and sustainability.

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