Tuesday, 26 September 2017
3D PRINTING... Wallaroo Mines Primary School year 4/5 teacher Christy Western with young creators Caiden Ramsey, holding bubble blowers the class created; Shiloh Holdinghausen, showing the reels of filament used in the 3D printing process; and Annabel Boundy, with the hermit crab house which features new 3D-printed play equipment. 3D PRINTING... Wallaroo Mines Primary School year 4/5 teacher Christy Western with young creators Caiden Ramsey, holding bubble blowers the class created; Shiloh Holdinghausen, showing the reels of filament used in the 3D printing process; and Annabel Boundy, with the hermit crab house which features new 3D-printed play equipment.

Showcasing 3D talent at WMPS

04 July 2017
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STUDENTS at Wallaroo Mines Primary School have been embracing a first-of-its-kind in Australia learning opportunity for a hands-on look at 3D printing technology.

WMPS is one of 50 primary schools in South Aust­ralia selected to participate in the first large-scale roll out of a Makers Empire initiative.

This has resulted in an inspired group of year 4 and 5 students bringing an array of 3D objects to life using the school’s new Makerbot replicator printer.

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