Here are a few testimonials from teachers and what they have said about Spineless Wonders...

2011 Testimonials

I have had heaps of positive feedback from the teachers about the presentations - all have said very worthwhile and they are already talking about getting the Science Committee to subsidise the costs for 'next time'
Tracey Simon
South Coogee Primary School

Thank you for a fabulous presentation. You are doing a great job helping children learn about their world.
Leanne, Sue and Jessica
Mount Lawley Kindergarten

The parents and myself thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and loved seeing our children so stimulated.
Colleen Hawkes-Linsley
Spring Hill Primary School

Thank you so much Fleur, the children loved the experience and can still not stop talking about it! It was wonderful!
Tegan Yellard
East Beechboro Primary School

Thank you for the wonderful presentation, the students were so engaged the whole way through. It was a great way to start the unit on minibeasts, the students are so enthused to learn more now. We hope to see you here again in the future.
Catherine Young
John XXIII College

The children have not stopped talking about your visit! Thank you, it was wonderful, and thank you for the follow up material. I will be sure to recommend you to other centres.
Marnie Woodley
Assistant Manager Children's Services
Town of Bassendean

The children (and staff) absolutley LOVED the incursion yesterday!! I will be in touch with you again next term to organise a time to meet with David and see the posters he has of WA insects. I know that my colleague will be eager to see these also and she is on Long Service Leave at the moment.
Jardin Cunningham
Roseworth Primary School

All children and adults who attended the shows had a wonderful time and we have received great feedback.
Thank you again.
Warm regards,
Jo Murray
Assistant to Sue Brien
Children’s Librarian

I look forward to seeing again some time during next year. The kids really loved the incursion and one parent helper said that his child was asking questions all that weekend. The kids are more observant outside and always have their eyes open in the hope they might discover an insect somewhere in the playground or at home. What more could I ask for!
Mary-Ann Limerick
Infant Jesus Morley