Primary Students Connecting and Sharing
2KM and 2KJ

2KM and 2KJ is a large Grade Two class at Leopold Primary School in Geelong, Victoria, Australia.
There are 21 students in 2KM with Mrs Morris and 22 students in 2KJ with Miss Jordan.
2KM has 10 girls and 11 boys.
2KJ has 11 girls and 11 boys.
Most of the students are aged seven and eight.
The students have a wide range of interests including bike riding, swimming, football (AFL), netball, cricket, basketball, drawing, reading, dancing, Lego and all sorts of computer games.
We work together in a large open classroom that looks like this…
Leopold is in Australia …
In the state of Victoria …
Near the city of Geelong …
About Leopold
Location
Leopold is on the Bellarine Peninsula. It is 86km south west of Melbourne and is a suburb of Geelong.
Leopold is ten minutes drive from many beaches.
Schools
Leopold Primary School is the only school in Leopold. There are two kindergartens.
Population
There are nearly 10,000 people living in Leopold.
Around 15 percent of people living in Leopold were born outside Australia.
Around six percent of people living in Leopold speak a language other than English at home.
Climate
In summer (January), Leopold’s average minimum temperature is 14.7 degrees Celsius, and the average maximum is 22.5.
In winter (July) average temperatures range from a minimum of 6.7 Celsius to a maximum of 12.8.
The town’s average annual rainfall is 601.3mm.
Shopping
Leopold has a small range of shops such as Coles supermarket, a post office, a newsagent, take away food, chemists and more.
Recreation
Leopold has clubs for AFL football, tennis, cricket , netball and a range of other sports.
The Bellarine Rail Trail goes through Leopold and is a great place to walk, run or ride.
Gateway Sanctuary is a nice place to visit in Leopold with a lake, playground and lots of wildlife.
Some facts taken from this website.




about 5 months ago
Hi Kathleen and Kelly,
I have just looked at your ourworldourstories BLOG and I am amazed at your fantastic work.
It is wonderful to have our school recognised globally and for our students to make contact with children all over the world.
Congratations girls.
Regards
Kathleen Moreno
about 5 months ago
Dear Kathleen,
Thank you so much for your support! It was a real highlight for the students this year. They learnt so much and really broadened their horizons. We’d love to get more classes at LPS involved in global collaborative projects
Kathleen