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Blangah Rise Primary School

Storytelling@Harbourfront

Students brought "Friends of Berlayer Creek" to life at library@harbourfront, using props made from recycled materials. The event also included a fun art and craft session for all.

Last updated on 27 August 2026
Adults and children sit around a white table doing a coloring activity with markers in an indoor room.
Three children color with markers at a table while an adult woman in a striped dress supervises indoors.
Children in blue shirts hold animal cutouts while presenting to a seated audience, with a cartoon character slideshow projected behind them.
Children in blue uniforms hold animal cutout puppets during a storytelling performance in front of a projected storybook slide.
Children in blue shirts hold puppet cutouts while presenting a story to a seated audience, with a tree slide projected behind them.
Children in blue uniforms perform a puppet show with animal cutouts before an audience in a modern indoor room.
Three children in blue shirts hold animal puppets on stage before a seated audience, with a cartoon storybook slide projected behind them.
Children in blue uniforms hold animal cutouts on sticks, performing a story for young seated kids in a bright room.
Two boys in blue uniforms present in front of a projected slide reading "A Bowl of Nature" to classmates.
A woman in a hijab points to a projected cartoon squirrel artwork while children watch during an indoor presentation.
Children sit at a table doing a craft activity while adults supervise in a room with a bright blue wall.
Children and an adult sit at white tables drawing, with a projected LinkedIn post on a screen behind them.
A child's hand holds an orange marker coloring a vibrant printed artwork at a table with other children and markers.
Child colors a patterned drawing with a red marker on paper taped to a table.
Children in blue uniforms pose with animal cutouts before a screen showing a storybook cover.
Group of students and adults holding animal cutouts in a classroom; projector shows Friends of Berlayer Creek.