Calling themselves the Booyal Bunyip Entrepreneurs, the kids are producing a DVD filled with jokes, to raise money for farmers ...
Students at the tiny Booyal Central State School are spreading love and laughter on a grand scale.
Calling themselves the Booyal Bunyip Entrepreneurs, the kids are producing a DVD filled with jokes, to raise money for farmers ...
This story appeared in the June 2015 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.
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