With Christmas only three days away, Dalyellup Primary School year three student Sienna, and year two students Lincoln and Milla can't wait to spend time with friends and share the spirit of the holidays.
Year three student Maaz, who does not celebrate the holiday, is also excited for the time off school which he will spend playing lots of cricket.
Lincoln Winmar
What do you think of when you hear the word 'Christmas'?
Family, presents and Santa.
What do you hope Santa brings you for Christmas?
A skateboard.
What does Christmas mean to you?
Spending time with family and getting presents and giving joy.
Sienna Ditri
What do you think of when you hear the word 'Christmas'?
Santa, reindeer and Elf on the Shelf. I have ten Elves on the Shelf.
What do you hope Santa brings you for Christmas?
A karaoke machine, a rainbow corn, a colouring bear, a phone, everything on my Christmas letter.
What does Christmas mean to you?
It means spending time with family and opening presents. And food - I like chocolate pudding and sometimes I like turkey. My Aunty Robin gave me chocolate pudding a couple of years ago and I tried it and I loved it.
Milla Walker
What do you think of when you hear the word 'Christmas'?
Family, giving and love.
What do you hope Santa brings you for Christmas?
Lots of Lego - probably Harry Potter Lego. I want the Weasley's house because it's really cool.
What does Christmas mean to you?
Going camping and spending time with family.
Maaz Abid
What do you think of when you hear the word 'Christmas'?
Santa, reindeer and snowmen.
What do you hope Santa brings you for Christmas?
I don't celebrate Christmas with my family but if I were to get something I'd ask for a new cricket pack and a whole kit to go with it.
What does Christmas mean to you?
I don't do much on Christmas day, it's just another day for me. But I love cricket so Boxing Day is fun because it's the Boxing Day Test. I'm going to spend my holidays playing cricket and watching all the test matches.
We have Eid and Ramadan from April and that's a big celebration for me.
To see what other students have asked for Christmas, see here:
Pip Waller
After working in film and television production in Perth, I returned to my hometown of Bunbury to further my skill set as a journalist. I am passionate about the empowerment of women and giving a voice to the unheard members of our community. You can contact me at pip.waller@austcommunitymedia.com.au
After working in film and television production in Perth, I returned to my hometown of Bunbury to further my skill set as a journalist. I am passionate about the empowerment of women and giving a voice to the unheard members of our community. You can contact me at pip.waller@austcommunitymedia.com.au
