Poynton Parade
Coorow WA 6515
Australia
In HASS this term, we’ve been studying the importance of monuments and memorials, and how they honour the past.
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this memorial is important because even people in small towns have to remember the people who died and fought in wars.
Written by Heidi Smyth - Year Two
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this memorial is important because it teaches people about town kids with families who go to the war, and about people who go to the war from a town.
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this memorial is important because it helps children's education by providing a place to learn!
by Brayden Coughlan Year 3
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this memorial is important because animals might live here. It also makes us think about people who have died in the war.
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this memorial is important because it is old and rough. it was nice to clean it up. It made me happy .
Ceairra Morrison Year 3
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this memorial is important because it used to be a school and it helps us remember the people who fought in the war.
Joel Meyer - Year 2
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this hall is important because it used to be a school as well as place to think about those who went to war.
Rory Cullen - Year 1
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this memorial is important because it teaches people about those who died and fought in war.
Thomas Ryan - Year 2
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this memorial is important because people went here for kindy, and it's about people who went to the war.
Ava Parnham -Year 2
Author:
Coorow Primary School
I think this memorial is important because it has also been a PrePrimary school for ten years.
Annabel Bronickis - Year 2
Author:
Coorow Primary School
Author:
Faithe Jones
0.3km. Coorow, WA
25.1km. Carnamah, WA
45.9km. Three Springs, WA