The Treeby Times

Join Sara, Malisha, Aedan and Amarah for another exciting episode of The Treeby Times! 

In Episode 10, the team previews the upcoming AFL Grand Final, one of the biggest events on the Australian sporting calendar, and discovers some fascinating facts about World Red Panda Day. They also look back at all the action and achievements from our Senior Athletics Carnival and explore the excitement of the Massed Choir Festival. Of course, there’s another round of maths questions to put your brain to the test. 

Tune in for another episode packed with sport, wildlife, music, school news, and plenty of Treeby fun!

It’s time to celebrate a huge milestone, 50 episodes of The Treeby Times! 

Join Samantha, Anushka, Charlie, and Ruth for this extra-special episode as they celebrate 50 episodes of sharing news, stories, events, and everything happening around our school and community. The team explores the US Open Tennis Championships, shines a spotlight on Young Writers Club, and looks back at all the excitement of Science Week at Treeby. Of course, there are also some maths questions to put your skills to the test! Whether you’ve been listening since Episode 1 or are tuning in for the first time, join us as we celebrate 50 episodes of The Treeby Times!

Join Aedan, Chalcedony, Denise, and Darshaini for another exciting episode of The Treeby Times! In Episode 8, the team explores Women’s Equality Day and why it is recognised, dives into the fascinating history of the Omeo Wreck, and celebrates all the excitement of Book Week at Treeby. Of course, no episode would be complete without some challenging maths questions for you to solve! Listen carefully, work out your answers, and don’t forget to submit them to Possum Block. Tune in for another episode filled with history, celebrations, school news, and plenty of Treeby fun!

Join Sara, Aren, Malisha and Amarah for another exciting episode of The Treeby Times! In this episode, the team celebrates World Lizard Day and shares some fascinating facts about our scaly friends, explores The Wetlands Centre Cockburn and the important role wetlands play in our environment, and recognises Australian Primary Principals Day and the incredible work principals do in our school communities. As always, get your thinking caps ready for our maths questions at the end. Tune in for another episode packed with interesting facts, community connections, and plenty of Treeby fun!

Join Samantha, Anushka, Charlie and Ruth for another exciting episode of The Treeby Times! 

In Episode 6, the team explores the importance of International Day of Friendship, celebrated each year on July 30th, shares what you can enjoy at Morning Melodies at the Kwinana Town Centre, and highlights our school’s Running Club, where students meet each Wednesday morning to build fitness, have fun and start the day with energy. As always, have your thinking caps on for the maths questions at the end. Tune in for another episode packed with interesting facts, school news, and plenty of fun!

Join Aedan, Denise, Darshaini and Chalcedony for another exciting episode of The Treeby Times! 

In Episode 5, the team shares interesting facts about World Chocolate Day, celebrated each year on 7 July, reflects on the excitement of our recent Winter Carnival, where students took part in fun games, activities and friendly competition, and introduces Popcorn and Pictures at the Library, a free family event at the Manning and South Perth libraries featuring a movie screening, popcorn and a cuppa. As always, don’t forget to have your pen and paper ready for the maths questions at the end. Tune in for another episode filled with fun facts, school news, and plenty of excitement!

Join Sara, Malisha, Aren, and Charlie for another exciting episode of The Treeby Times! In Episode 4, the team shares interesting information and facts ahead of the FIFA World Cup, reflects on recent community planting events, and celebrates Administration Appreciation Day by recognising the important work of our administration staff. Plus, stay tuned for some fun maths questions to challenge your thinking. Tune in for another fantastic episode filled with school news, community spirit and fun!

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.