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Gunnedah schools gallery: Students get to know the great outdoors

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The great outdoors

  • Gunnedah Public School: Kids get to work in the garden as part of science learning with Mrs Kate Deaves.

    Gunnedah Public School: Kids get to work in the garden as part of science learning with Mrs Kate Deaves.

  • Sunny education: Gunnedah Public School students Amanda O'Dell and Millie Rumbel with the horses.

    Sunny education: Gunnedah Public School students Amanda O'Dell and Millie Rumbel with the horses.

  • Gunnedah Public School: Emily Davis gets to know a horse.

    Gunnedah Public School: Emily Davis gets to know a horse.

  • Butterfly time: Willow McKay, Darcy Roberts, Izaac Orchard and Lucy Furner from Carinya with their butterfly life cycles.

    Butterfly time: Willow McKay, Darcy Roberts, Izaac Orchard and Lucy Furner from Carinya with their butterfly life cycles.

  • Great outdoors: Gunnedah Public School students at work in the garden as part of science lessons.

    Great outdoors: Gunnedah Public School students at work in the garden as part of science lessons.

  • Nature lesson: Victor Dwyer from Carinya Christian School with his life cycle of a monarch butterfly.

    Nature lesson: Victor Dwyer from Carinya Christian School with his life cycle of a monarch butterfly.

  • Teamwork: Philip Murphy and Myla Crosby at Carinya Christian School.

    Teamwork: Philip Murphy and Myla Crosby at Carinya Christian School.

  • Carinya Christian School: Whyatt Woods and William Newman read about butterflies.

    Carinya Christian School: Whyatt Woods and William Newman read about butterflies.

  • Butterfly art: Levi Knox, Lily Henderson, Jackson Browne and Indi Campbell from Carinya.

    Butterfly art: Levi Knox, Lily Henderson, Jackson Browne and Indi Campbell from Carinya.

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From chatting to horses and spending time in the school gardens at Gunnedah Public School, to learning about the life cycle of a butterfly at Carinya Christian School – Gunnedah students have been enjoying getting closer to nature.