Author: Bosilkovski1, Jasmine

GIRL’S BAG GETS
LEFT BEHIND

10/11/14

Volume 1, Issue 1

On the 21st October 2014 Stage 3 from Mount Keira PS travelled to Canberra. What could possibly go wrong?

In Canberra Stage 3 had an awesome time. With 3 teachers and 28 students, they drove to the National Portrait Gallery, Parliament House, War Memorial, Bush Capital Lodge, and Dinosaur museum.
The next day they drove to Questacon and the Australian Institute Of Sport (AIS ). “I liked the basketball court there,” stated Rhiannon, Yr. 5
In parliament the flag was raised to half-mast because Gough Whitlam died. In the House of Representatives (the green house), politicians were making a condolence speech for him.
When it was time to go to bed, room A2 could not sleep. The girls were up checking in case the teacher was coming.
The next morning students and teachers felt very tired.
All went well until on the way home a bag fell off the bus. “How could it fall off, wouldn't other bags fall off?” Jasmine Yr. 5. She didn't know what to believe.
A few days after camp Jasmine’s mum rang the police station in Canberra and found the bag. Mr. Boyd, the Stage 3 student teacher went to Canberra (on the weekend) and brought the bag to Jasmine on Monday.

Old parliament (strait ahead)
War memorial ( circled)

Stage 3 at war memorial