At a recent visit to Greenmount Primary School, Valerie and I were impressed with the level that the school engages its students with the meaning of the 25th of April, Anzac Day. As the Centenary approaches, it is important to remember this tragic period in our history.
The year 6 and 7 students at Greenmount Primary School worked hard to contribute soldier profiles for our book.
As Anzac Day approaches, so too does the launch of Blackboy Hill is Calling. Please join us for one of TWO book launches planned for Monday 27 April (from 11.00am at WA State Library, Perth Cultural Centre) or Sunday 3 May (from 3.00pm at KSP Writers' Centre, afternoon tea provided). Books will be available to purchase on the day for $15 each. We hope to see you there.
Please join us to celebrate the launch of our book.
This has been an enormous project and we are very proud of what has been achieved.
We thank everyone who has been involved and all the dedicated hours of volunteer time they have given to bring the book together. And all the members of the public who generously provided photos and stories about their family members who served in the War, thank you.
We thank everyone who has been involved and all the dedicated hours of volunteer time they have given to bring the book together. And all the members of the public who generously provided photos and stories about their family members who served in the War, thank you.
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