Kyra Kedgley, Scarlett Livingstone, Eloise Muller and Reece Conroy, along with Year 1 teacher Verna Hurst, get together once a week to discuss helping various charities.
‘So far we have supported Save the Children Fund, Save the Elephants, a pasta collection for Manna Industries and a sock collection for the homeless in Perth,’ Ms Hurst said.
‘I believe in a holistic education and offer all my students a myriad of opportunities to immerse themselves and discover their personal qualities.
‘The girls found the whole experience to be very humbling and in their words ‘made them feel good’.’
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The group also left scarfs around Perth parks and hospitals.
Parents and grandparents were recruited to help knit the scarfs.