Last term, our Class 3 students took a dive into the art of woodworking. It is a hands-on, deeply satisfying craft that nurtures focus, patience, and creativity. 

Guided by their teacher Cathy Bower and our wonderful parent volunteers, the children learned to safely use traditional tools, shaping raw wood into practical and beautiful objects. This work strengthens their coordination and sense of purpose, while also connecting them to the rhythms of nature and the joy of making something real with their own hands.

Each piece tells a story of persistence, care, and growing independence - key qualities developed during this formative stage of their learning journey.