Students put best foot forward

Whether composing a piece of music, designing a dress or constructing a miniature power station, Chairo Christian College students put their best foot forward for the “Think Project”.

Projects from the years seven and eight students were split into four categories – sustainability, creativity, innovation and community.

An impressive display of their finished products was open to family and friends to view, with visitors voting on a “people’s choice award”.

A special panel of judges also took in the displays.

Cake decorating, complex maths problems, furniture made of recycled materials, remote control games and a fundraising project for Warragul and District Specialist School were all amongst projects on show.

Displaying their Think Projects are Nicole Shellekens (left) and Abbey Knorr. Nicole focused on cake decorating and Abbey on an animal blog.

Pat Mitchelhill’s remote controlled “Balance Balls” display proved popular at the Think Project unveiling. The project took Pat four hours to create.