The Ecosystem

Our K1s were introduced to the ecosystem through a story ‘Bobby and the lost seed’ by NParks. Children participated in a drama play as they learn about the ecosystem. This lead them to understand what these creatures need in order to survive. Which brought children to raise questions on how we can keep these animals safe.

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