Baynton West Primary School holds STEM night showcasing creativity and hardwork

The creativity and hardwork of Baynton West Primary School students was displayed during a STEM exhibition held earlier this month. Focusing on Pilbara perspective, the year six classes partnered with Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation to look at the impact of feral animals on local flora and fauna while the year threes made biodegradable plastics. Baynton West Primary deputy principal Toni Whitbread said she was proud of the students. “I asked them to put on a showcase and they’ve come to the party above and beyond like they always do,” she said. “The exhibition incorporated local environment, businesses and industries to enhance the students’ learning in the classroom. “There’s so much going on at this school, with so many wonderful programs, this is a chance for them just to show a bit more than they’d be able to in the classroom setting.” Caitlen Bianchi’s year two class looked at loggerhead turtles’ habitat and said her students put a lot of hard work and creativity into their projects.