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.

Join Sujit, Tasiana, Sara and Aedan in this engaging episode of The Treeby Times as they talk about the FIFA Club World Cup, discussing what the tournament is, how it works, and which teams have caught their attention. They also explore the purpose of NAIDOC Week, reflecting on why it’s celebrated and how it helps us honour the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Looking ahead, the team also shares thoughts on the upcoming Principal’s Day, a time to recognise and appreciate the leadership and support that principals provide in schools, especially our own here at Treeby Primary. 

Plus, we’ve got shoutouts for the correct answers to the maths questions from Episode 6, along with a brand new set of maths questions to challenge your thinking!

In this episode of The Treeby Times, join Haryn, Jack, Claire, and Toluwani as they share the excitement of the Treeby Daylight Disco, where students came together for dancing, music, and plenty of bright costumes.

They also spotlight the Winter Carnival, celebrating the games, activities, and community spirit that warmed up a chilly day. Plus, the team discusses National Safety Month, highlighting important tips and reminders to keep everyone safe at school and beyond.

Don’t miss our brand new segment,Riddle Time! Where the hosts challenge listeners with tricky brain teasers!

In this episode of The Treeby Times, join Nathan, Krisha, Ruth, and Toluwani as they reflect on the importance of Refugee Day, sharing stories and insights about empathy, resilience, and welcoming newcomers into our community.

They also take time to celebrate WA Day, exploring what makes Western Australia special and how we come together to recognise our shared history and culture. And of course, there’s a quick snapshot of school photo day—because what’s a school term without a few funny photo moments?

In this episode of The Treeby Times, join Sujit, Tasiana, Sara, and Aliyah as they spotlight the Community Chess Club led by international chess coach Siva Murugappan, who has been inspiring strategic thinking and a love for the game around the community.

They also share the launch of school swimming lessons at Canning Vale StateSwim, highlighting key water safety messages and the importance of developing confidence in and around the pool. Plus, the team explores the history of Mother’s Day and the thoughtful gifts and gestures shared to celebrate and appreciate mothers.

Stick around for this week’s new maths questions—designed to challenge and engage curious minds!

Join Haryn, Claire, Jack, and Sujit for a special episode of The Treeby Times as they explore the calming spirit of World Meditation Day, dive into the excitement of the River Guardians Festival, and unpack this year’s National Simultaneous Storytime book: The Truck Cat. Written by Deborah Frenkel and illustrated by Danny Snell, The Truck Cat is a story about cats and humans, immigration and identity, and homes lost and found.

Plus, don’t miss the answers to Episode Two’s maths challenges and a brand new set of questions to test your brain! 

Join Sujit, Sara, Aliyah and Tasiana in this thoughtful instalment of our Treeby on Tour series, recorded on-site at Murdoch University. In Part 3, our student hosts dive into the exciting launch of Treeby’s new faction tokens and how they’re encouraging positive behaviour and teamwork. They also share highlights from our Easter celebrations and take a moment to reflect on the meaning of ANZAC Day, exploring the values of courage, sacrifice and remembrance. As our final recording at Murdoch, this episode wraps up our on-campus series with pride, reflection and plenty of Treeby spirit.

Join Haryn, Jack, Claire, and Toluwani for another exciting episode recorded on location at Murdoch University! In Part 2 of our Treeby on Tour series, our student hosts dive into the bounce-tastic world of Boogie Bounce, take you courtside for some fast-paced pickleball at Cockburn ARC, and reflect on the importance of Earth Day. Plus, get an insider’s glimpse into what life is like as a university student at Murdoch. From fitness to sustainability to future dreams—this episode has something for everyone!

Join Nathan, Ruth, Aedan and Krisha as they take you behind the scenes of Treeby’s latest celebrations! In this special episode recorded at Murdoch University, our student hosts dive into all the fun — from colourful Easter activities and energetic Zumba Kids sessions to the excitement of the Harmony Week Book Fair. Plus, discover a bit about the history of Murdoch University! Tune in for student reflections, fun highlights, and a sneak peek into what made these events so special at Treeby.