Boat Harbour Primary School
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17386 Bass Highway
Boat Harbour TAS 7321
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Email: boat.harbour.primary@decyp.tas.gov.au
Phone: (03) 6445 1187 - 0497 172 188

Cows creating careers.

Cows Create Careers Program and Presentation

In term 3, our school was buzzing with excitement as students took part in the Cows Create Careers program. This engaging initiative provided hands-on learning opportunities for every class, fostering curiosity and understanding about dairy farming and the hard work it entails. 

Each class had the chance to feed our adorable calves, Lillie and Luna. Originally planned as a three-week program, the experience was so rewarding that we extended it to four weeks! Many classes worked to ensure as many students as possible could participate in feeding the calves, learning valuable lessons about the dedication and commitment required to succeed in dairy farming. This hands-on experience deepened our students' understanding of where dairy products come from and the vital role farmers play in our community. 

The program concluded with a lively and educational Presentation Day. Students were immersed in fun activities and challenges, such as answering trivia about the dairy industry, designing and labelling their own milk products with nutritional information, and playing an exciting round of Dairy Bingo. Points were earned for correct answers, teamwork, and creativity, culminating in prizes for the top-performing group. 

A huge congratulations to our winning school team—Felix Hartley, Sophia Mills, Cameron Loring, and Jack Leary—who excelled in completing the Cows Create Careers lessons and tasks! 

This program would not have been possible without the support and dedication of our incredible community. Special thanks to our wonderful Teacher Assistants; Mrs. Maine, Mrs. Beswick, and Mrs. Wilson, who guided students in preparing milk for the calves every morning and afternoon. A heartfelt thank you goes to the Main and Hartley families for their commitment to feeding the calves on weekends. 

We are also grateful to our partners—the University of Tasmania, Jaydee Events, and MaxCare—for their support in making this program a resounding success. The teamwork and enthusiasm of everyone involved have left a lasting impression on our students, equipping them with knowledge and memories they will cherish for years to come.