Newsreader, Jennifer Kyte: Just before we go to the weather, David Brown has his latest installment in his regular look at life in Victoria's State schools. This time, he dropped in on a Watsonia school that's teaching students some special life lessons.
Weatherman, David Brown: There's no generation gap at the Watstonia Primary School, thanks to the Grandparents Program...
Elderly woman 1: There's a name, yes, but we don't have names!
David Brown: ...an important rule if you're playing Boggle! And if you're under the pump to find as many words as you can before the sand slips away. It's a game I'm not familiar with, and the kids, they simply cleaned me up. 
The local senior citizens are bridging the generation gap and everyone is having fun. 
Elderly man: I think a lot of the really old fashioned games are the ones they enjoy!
David Brown: Games aside, the students get the chance to make things as well, like small model fishing boats and paper planes. I've just got to get the angle of the wings right...
Elderly woman 2:  You've certainly impressed me with the design...
David Brown throws his aeroplane: Oh! Jackpot! It made it across the line!
Children: Surprise!
David Brown: Marjory's been working with the kids for five years, and recently turned 86. 
Everyone: Hooray!
David Brown: David Brown, Seven News
Jennifer Kyte: What a good idea