In this episode, Molly and Josefine chat with Della Sealey, Team Leader from the Wingecarribee Animal Shelter, about adopting pets, what to consider before bringing one home, how to volunteer, and the exciting new purpose-built shelter opening — including a community open day on 9 October with tours, cupcakes and more.

Della also joined us to accept a generous donation from Exeter Public School in alliance with the Friends of Wingecarribee Animal Shelter (FOWAS), celebrating our school community’s support for local animals in need.

If you love animals or are considering adoption, this one’s for you!

The Bell is buzzing with curiosity in this special episode featuring Dr Genevieve Law, a bee scientist from the University of Sydney. Hosted by Josefine and Elvie, and joined by Exeter Public School’s clever kindergarten crew (Otis, Tess, Max, Freddie, Emily, Hayley, Fox and Sophia) we explore the secret life of Australian bees.

Discover why some bees have stripes, how they sleep on twigs, and the incredible way they “talk” through pheromones and the famous waggle dance. Genevieve explains everything from bee babies to honey-making, and even shares fun quick-fire answers about her favourite food and whether pineapple belongs on pizza.

Perfect for kids, families and nature lovers, this episode is a fun, fact-filled dive into the miniature world of bees and the vital role they play in our environment.

Join Beth, Lizzie, Olive and Sophie as they chat with Sara Storer, one of Australia’s favourite singer-songwriters. We dive into how she finds stories in the bush, balances being a mum with touring and what keeps her writing songs that make people laugh and cry.

It’s relaxed, warm and full of little moments — from homemade toffee to singing like it’s your first and last time. Perfect for kids, big kids at home, and anyone who loves a good country tune.