McDougall Kindy students Grace Maughan (4), Robbie Brooks (3), Danielle Tapuosi (4) and Eden Colyer (4) have been making flowers out of egg cartons for the free community event.
Camera IconMcDougall Kindy students Grace Maughan (4), Robbie Brooks (3), Danielle Tapuosi (4) and Eden Colyer (4) have been making flowers out of egg cartons for the free community event. Credit: Supplied/Matt.Zis

McDougall Kindy students create flower field for community day

Nadia BudihardjoSouthern Gazette

MCDOUGALL Park Community Kindergarten students are working hard creating a field of flowers and pinwheels with recycled materials in South Perth.

The recently renovated Como school will open its doors for their free From Little Things, Big Things Grow event on Saturday, April 13 at 10am.

Parent management committee secretary Keita Burrell said there would be activities for the community to contribute to the featured artworks, including a public mural.

“There will be a station set up with paint and the idea is for hand painting so people can just smear it on the mural,” she said,

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“People can come to make their own flowers and pinwheels.”

Committee president Rebecca Brockman said the theme symbolised the kindy students working together.

“It is something little, but together we can make something big,” she said.