Voiceless Ambassador, Abbie Cornish, with her canine companion Cherry
"These are sentient begins that feel, that think, that have family dynamics...We live in a world where we have the ability to look after that and nurture that." Abbie Cornish, Triple J, 16 August 2011, read more
"I've been a vegetarian since I was 13 and I grew up in the country so...animals that don't have a voice and giving them a voice is really important to me." Abbie Cornish, 2010, read more
"I hope we can come together to bring about change and eventually abolish the unnecessary suffering of these sentient beings." Abbie Cornish, 04 August 2009, read more
Holland Park State Primary School - 30th September 2008
A busy month!
Holland Park Animal Club worked on movies to help Animals Australia Q produce a follow-up message to the “Lucy Speaks” radio campaign. Each student had their own comments regarding their views on sows in sow stalls.
See a still from the planned movie: free_sows- YOUR_choice
Donvale Primary School - 19th September 2008
Animal Club Banner
The children had lots of fun making two banners to use in future displays.
What great team work!
The children worked together to create this fantastic banner!
Yuluma Primary School - 18th September 2008
In our most recent activity, our senior Animal Club members organized a Yr K-7 colouring competition. Because we have many Aboriginal children attending we have done Dot-Art colouring of animals. It has been a very popular activity in the rainy weather.
Here are some of the winners showing their efforts
Clifton Hills Primary School - 17th September 2008
Chicken Message Library Bags Update:
They are finally finished and we must say, we are very pleased with our final products.Each of our library bags contains an important message we wish to share with other students and our school community, hence our idea to display them on library bags that others would get to see regularly.
Amazing chicken bags
Some of the messages we used on our bags were:
Take chickens out of cages and give them space to move.
Free Range chickens have better lives.
Free the caged chickens.
Healthy chickens lay healthy eggs.
Free Range eggs come from happy chickens.
Caged eggs come with a consequence.
Treat chickens with the same respect you like.
Chickens deserve a good life.
If you were a chicken would you live in a cage?
Carmel School - 16th September 2008
Colouring Competition
We have conducted a colouring in Competition for years 1-4 entitled "Free Range Eggs come from Happy chickens".
I am estastic to see so much enthusiasm for animal club at our school!!!
Fantastic colouring competition entries from Carmel School's Animal Club
