In Episode 3 of Season 4, hosts Ruth, Samantha, Charlie and Anushka record the final special episode from Murdoch University. 

The team explores the importance of National Reconciliation Week and why it is a time to learn about shared histories, cultures and achievements while building stronger relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the wider community. They also dive into the Makuru Arts Festival, celebrating creativity, storytelling and cultural expression, before discussing National Simultaneous Storytime and the joy of schools across Australia coming together to share the same book at the same time. 

Packed with engaging discussions, learning and student voice, this episode is a special way to finish our Murdoch University recording experience.

In this episode, our hosts Sara, Aren, Malisha and Amarah record from Murdoch University, using professional recording booths for an exciting podcast experience. 

The episode explores the importance of the International Day of Families, highlights the Yangebup Community Eats initiative and discusses Walking to School Day and the benefits of staying active. The team also returns with another fun maths challenge that starts simple before becoming much trickier. Join us as we continue sharing student voice, community events and learning through The Treeby Times.

In this exciting first episode of Season 4, hosts Aedan, Chalcedony, Denise and Darshaini record live from Murdoch University, making it a truly special start to the season. 

This episode explores important events such as ANZAC Day, May Day and the WA Tree Festival, while also celebrating student creativity with the announcement of the new podcast cover winner. It wraps up with a fun and challenging maths segment for everyone to enjoy. Join us as we share stories, learning and moments that highlight how we grow together as a school community.

In this festive finale of The Treeby Times, the whole podcast team comes together to celebrate the end of an incredible year.

They begin by exploring holiday celebrations around the world, discovering how different cultures mark the season with unique traditions, foods, and festivities. From lanterns in Asia to snowy scenes in Europe, it’s a global journey of joy and reflection.

Next, they reflect on the success of the GEMS end-of-year concert, celebrating the talent, teamwork, and energy that brought the school community together for one final performance in 2025.

The team also shares highlights from the Year 6 Graduation, a special moment to honour the leadership, memories, and milestones of Treeby’s graduating students as they prepare for high school.

To wrap up, the episode features some fun and surprising facts about our home city, Perth. From its wildlife and weather to its history and unique place in the world.

It’s an episode full of celebration, curiosity, and community spirit. Tune in and help us say goodbye to the year that was!

In this exciting new episode of The Treeby Times, join Nathan, Tasiana, Claire, Krisha and Toluwani as they take you through a mix of sport, maths, national pride and a special guest appearance.

They begin by diving into the drama and excitement of The Ashes, the historic cricket rivalry between Australia and England. The team talks about the history of the series and why it holds such a special place in the hearts of cricket fans.

Next, they celebrate Fibonacci Day, exploring the fascinating mathematical sequence and where it can be found in the natural world—like in pinecones, flower petals, shells and even storms.

Then it’s time for some fun and surprising facts about Australia, with everything from strange animals to record-breaking landscapes and quirky Aussie trivia that might just stump your parents.

To finish off the episode, the team welcomes a very special guest, Mr Passmore, for an interview filled with insights, reflections and a few light hearted questions. Whether you are a cricket fan, a maths brain or just love learning about your country, this episode has something for everyone.

In this episode of The Treeby Times, Jack, Aliyah, Sujit, and Sara take listeners through a mix of past highlights and exciting upcoming events at Treeby Primary.

They begin by diving into the origins and history of Halloween, discussing where the tradition began, how it’s celebrated around the world, and what it means today. 

Next, the spotlight turns to the upcoming Mosaic Festival, happening soon at Treeby Reserve. The team previews this colourful event filled with music, food, dance, and cultural performances that celebrate the rich diversity of our local community.

Finally, they reflect on the recent Year 5/6 excursion to Parliament House, sharing what it was like to step inside the chambers of government, see democracy in action, and understand how laws are made in Western Australia.

To finish, don’t miss this week’s brand-new set of maths questions, designed to stretch your thinking and challenge even the quickest minds. Grab a pencil and see how many you can solve before the next episode!

It’s an episode packed with learning, culture, and anticipation, tune in to hear what’s been happening and what’s still to come at Treeby!

In this exciting recap episode, Ruth, Nathan, Claire, and Aedan look back on all the highlights from Term 3 at Treeby Primary! From the Athletics Carnival and the buzzing Movie Night to the AFL Grand Final and our latest Maths Challenge, there’s plenty to celebrate and reflect on. Quokka 4 get a special shout-out for their maths skills, but can anyone beat them next episode?

Tune in to hear all the fun, news, and stories from around the school, community, and the world.

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In this episode of The Treeby Times, Sujit, Aliyah, Tasiana, and Sara look back on the special moments and events that have taken place over the last couple of weeks at Treeby Primary.

They begin by celebrating EA Appreciation Week, sharing how students and staff recognised the incredible support Education Assistants provide every day. From cards and kind words to shared treats, it was a time of genuine gratitude.

Next, the team reflects on the recent Learning Journey, where families visited classrooms to see student work, talk about progress, and take pride in all that’s been achieved this year. It was a powerful way to connect home and school learning.

They also discuss R U OK? Day, highlighting how students were encouraged to check in with others, learn about mental wellbeing, and understand the importance of asking meaningful questions and listening with empathy.

Tune in for a thoughtful recap of the people, programs, and conversations that have shaped Treeby’s past few weeks!

Join Haryn, Jack, Claire, and Toluwani for this episode of The Treeby Times as they chat about the community coaching clinics helping young people build confidence and skills through sport.

They also explore Plant Milk Day, discussing different types of plant-based milk and why people are making the switch for health and environmental reasons.

Plus, don’t miss their special guest interview with Mr Parker, where he shares highlights from his teaching journey and fun stories from his time at Treeby Primary.

To wrap up, get ready for a fresh set of maths questions designed to challenge your thinking.

In this episode of The Treeby Times, join Nathan, Aedan, Ruth and Claire as they take you through a big week of events at Treeby Primary School.

You’ll hear all about the adventure of discovering the incredible Mandurah Giants, the excitement and curiosity sparked during Science Week 2025, and the colour and creativity of Book Week, where students came together to celebrate the joy of reading and show off their costumes.

The team also share a set of fun and challenging maths questions for you to try at home, so get your thinking caps on.

With a mix of school news, fascinating facts, and plenty of energy, this episode is perfect for anyone who loves learning and being part of our vibrant school community.