Upcoming Events:

Friday 3rd May 5-a-side Soccer Gala day

Tuesday 14th –

Wednesday 15th May

Year 7-12 Interviews

Please refer to the Term 2 Home Planner for the complete Calendar.

This term will see six new students starting in Reception; we welcome Jordan and Shanayah Karpany, Brodie Dwight, Charlotte Wiltshire, Saffron Knibbs and Ella Osborn to Moonta Area School. We hope you really enjoy the next stage of your education. We have also had several transfers in from other schools; we welcome Riley Williams, Cheneya, Makayla and Aaron Berg, Graham and Jamie Whitaker, Ethan Carr and their families to the Moonta School community. Reflection is a meaning making process that moves a learner from one experience into the next with

deeper understanding. Reflection therefore is an important aspect of any good education system and one that is given high priority at Moonta Area School. Student reports were distributed to secondary students at the end of term and students will be using this information to reflect on their results, what these results mean in terms of what they have already achieved and importantly what they need to do next to improve further. The best students will use reflection as a part of their everyday routine. One suggested technique is for students to share their learning

Scan the QR code to go to Moonta Area

School’s website.

targets with parents to improve their learning. I hope many students will share this process with you at home. IMPORTANT REQUEST If your child rides their bike to school please ensure they are wearing a helmet. It has been reported to me that several students are riding to and from school helmetless along Port Hughes Road ….. this road in particular has many blind spots for drivers and riding without a helmet could result in tragedy.

April VAcaTion Care

Well done to the following students who have completed their challenge: Liana Warren – Ms van Galen Alexa Northey – Ms Spaans William Bozarovski – Ms Reid Matty Martin – Ms Ryan Decklan Waters – Mrs Jarman Keely Matthews – Mrs Perkins Congratulations to Rebecca Stock, Peyton Bagshaw, Dexter Goncalves, Savannah Prout and Christina Cocks for completing Beyond the Challenge. This week’s $10 voucher for Moonta Newsagency goes to Alexa Northey. Thankyou to parents for the great support that they have given to their children in support of the Premier’s Reading Challenge.

Netball – Congratulations to Claudia Hatcher, Kelsie Woods, Kara Hackett, Tiffany Clarke and Jasmine Crocker for making the SAPSASA netball squad. These girls will train with the squad for 3 weeks and then head off to Adelaide to play for a week in May. Both coaches also come from our Moonta community – Carina Congdon and Sally Hackett. Football – Congratulations to Adam Scott, Harry Platten, Bob White, Mark Francis, Dylan Slack, Luke Chapman, Calen Buchanan-Sully, Jackson Zwar, Braden Aldridge & Lachy Buck (res) for making the SAPSASA footy squad. These boys will train for 3 weeks together at the start this term and then spend a week in Adelaide for the SAPSASA carnival in May. Knockout Footy / Netball – our Year 6/7 teams will be starting the knockout rounds early this term. Soccer – Friday, week 1 there will be a soccer round robin carnival held at the school. Teams were created late term 1. We have 9 junior teams (Year 5-7) all of which will be managed by an older student and 5 senior teams (Year 8-10). FFSA will be running the day. From this carnival we will choose a junior boys and a junior girls knockout soccer team to play in the knockout carnivals during term 2, which should be a good lead up to SAPSASA soccer selections (a first for our area).

Friday 5th April Moonta Area School Senior Band made their debut performance for 2013 at the YP Youth Expo on Friday in week 10 of term 1. The new line up including two new singers Carron Daveson and Sasha Glasgow along with drummer Nick Colliver joined last years’ band members Zac Butler on guitar, Gemma Ivens on Sax, Georgia Ivens on piano and Willis Daveson on Bass Guitar. With four of our members being siblings this band is truly shaping up to be a performing family affair especially with Vince Ivens helping with guitars and playing! The band performed new songs they have worked on since the start of the year, and with only 8 contact lessons did a fantastic job, especially our new singers who had not performed in public before! The band is looking forward to competing in this year’s Balaklava

Eisteddfod in August.

SAPSASA Lawn Bowls Report This semester we signed up for SAPSASA Lawn Bowls. We had four trainings before the day at the Moonta Bowling Club. On the day we won two games and lost two games. We had to go to a tie breaker which unfortunately we lost meaning we just missed out on playing in finals. We still felt like winners anyway because we had made such an improvement on last year. Our coaches for the event were Brian and Betty Gum from the Moonta Bowling Club. They worked with us weekly to improve our game, their advice and guidance was invaluable. Thank you to Brian and Betty and also a big thanks to Trevor and Cheryl Gibbons for transport on the day.

By Kira, Samuel & Flynn.

Woolworths

Earn & Learn 2013 Moonta Area School is participating

in the program again this year.

Start collecting stickers at Woolworths supermarkets,

1 sticker for every $10 spent.

Sticker sheets are available from the School’s Front

Office or at any store.

Once completed, simply drop the sticker card into a

collection box, either at school or at Woolworths.

Last year the school gained significant resources out

of this scheme.

NAPLAN is a national assessment tool and all States administer the test in accordance with nationally agreed protocols. Our students in years 3, 5, 7, 9 will be taking part in the National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy this term on May 14th to 16th. The assessments will occur in the mornings and will be Language Conventions and Writing on Tuesday, Reading on Wednesday and Numeracy on Thursday. This is just a snap shot of your child’s learning at that point in time and is just one tool the school uses to record learning progress throughout the year. If you think your child should be exempt or withdrawn from the tests you need to contact Robyn Dalziel, Deputy Principal at school so the appropriate paper work can be signed by you. Phone 88 252 088. An exemption is for students who have an intellectual disability or / have English as a second language and have only been in Australian since May 2012, or / have a significant co-existing condition which severely limits capacity to participate in the tests. A withdrawal is based on parent philosophical or personal reasons. If the paper work is not completed and returned to Robyn your child will be expected to sit the tests.

One Card is coming… The final data has been extracted from our old library management system and we are now running in very basic mode until we ‘Go Live’ on 16th May as part of the SA Public Library Network. There will be many benefits for library users once this happens but in the meantime we can only check out and check in items and add new users to our system. This week students will be given information about the change to the One Card network and next week they will receive their cards. We will post a letter to each family explaining the changes. If you have students in years Reception to Year 6 their cards will also be included with the letter. If your students are in Year 7 or above we will give them the card to manage. We look forward to this exciting change and will keep you all posted.

Tricia Stringer on behalf of the library team.

Road Crossing Monitors – Term 2 Week 2

Mataya Pollard, Tahlia Woodward, Lizzy Lowe Week 3

Malaki O’Loughlin, Drae Hopkins, Jack Hobbs

During term 1, 22 primary students have worked hard to learn the Maypole Dance instructed by Rachel Prout, with additional support from her mother. The students are to be congratulated on their enthusiasm and ability to quickly learn the routines. The students will be presenting the Maypole Dance on Friday 24th May at Moonta and on Saturday 25th May at Kadina. The team consists of - Emily Jolly, Chelsea Barratt, Caitlyn Young, Declan Petersen, Mataya Pollard, Karli Nichols, Kadra Raunic, Ashleigh Groom, Zarli Willshire, Lily Steele, Brichelle Cross, Sarah Jolly, Shylee Farr, Cheyanne Ostendorf, Tamika Farr, Chelsea Kerr, Ella Mullins, Lucy Hutchinson, Gemma Hill, Kira Hettner and Tanisha McCracken We will have a full dress rehearsal early in term 2. All students need to have organized a costume consistent with the historical period circa 1890’s. If you have any questions please contact Robyn or Rachel at school. In a change of format, the Parade and Street Party will be held at Moonta on Friday 24th May. Our school will have students involved in the Maypole and Furry dances, the parade and the Dressing of the Graves. Put these dates in your diary.

The following proposals will be discussed at the meeting to be held on Monday 6th May: Proposal One: Taylah Wardle make and sell lunches to Senior School students and staff to raise money to sponsor a child, as part of her Research Project Benefits: Awareness raised of the plight of many of the World’s children. Local students would be helping other students overseas gain an education. Enough money would hopefully be raised to sponsor a child for at least two years. Date: Once a week for 5 weeks in Term 2. Proposer: T Wardle Proposal Two: Year 3-7 FR class Fundraising Proposal: Raise money to subsidize the cost of the bus for our class excursion to Parafield. Would like to collect bottles and cans from home (and possibly local businesses). Requirements from home: Possible can/bottle collection. Proposer: F Ryan / R Dalziel Proposal Three: Year 3-7 FR class Cemetery Visit Proposal: Visit to the Cemetery during Week 2 in preparation for Dressing of the Graves. Date: Week 2. Proposer: F Ryan / R Dalziel Proposal Four: Year 12 English view performance ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ at the Festival Theatre Proposal: Students to experience a live performance, able to analyse the musical in order to present an oral, including a PowerPoint presentation for their course. Cost: $95.90 for ticket Date: Tuesday 7th May, Term 2, Week 2. Proposer: M Westbrook / B Schmidt Proposal Five: Launch of One Card at Moonta Community Library – for information Proposal: Special celebration to acknowledge the launch of the One Card Library system at Moonta. A community event to which school staff/students are welcome. Date: Thursday 16th May, Term 2, Week 3 at 3:15 p.m. Proposer: T Stringer/ K Amos Proposal Six: YP Cross Country – Harvest Christian School Cost: $2 entry + bus cost. Date: Friday 17th May, Week 3. Proposer: R Stutley / B Schmidt Proposal Seven: 9-a-side Football – Maitland Cost: $8.50 per student. Date: Tuesday 21st May, Week 4. Proposer: R Stutley / D Richardson

Proposal Eight: Choir – Dressing of the Graves Proposal: Choir to sing at the gravesites as part of the Kernewek Lowender. Requirements from home: Costume – period wear. Sheet music. Date: Wednesday 22nd May, Week 4. Proposer: N Hamdorf / R Dalziel Proposal Nine: Year 3-7 FR class Dressing of the Graves Proposal: Students to participate in ‘Dressing of the Graves’ ceremony as part of the Kernewek Lowender. Requirements from home: Old style costumes. Date: Wednesday 22nd May, Week 4. 1 – 3 p.m. Proposer: F Ryan / R Dalziel Proposal Ten: Year 10s attend ‘Start Smart’ presentation Proposal: 90 minute presentation by Travis Hobbs from ‘Start Smart’, Sydney. Focuses on earning, saving, spending, investing and decision making. Students learn strategies for saving money and tools for managing their personal financial records. Date: Thursday 23rd May, Term 2, Week 4. Proposer: M Westbrook / B Schmidt Proposal Eleven: Tree Planting at Sims Cove Proposal: Continuation of 2012 project. Revegetation of Coastal Dune area with DCCC, Coast Care group and Friends of Sims Cove Group. Requirements from home: Work clothes, closed in shoes, recess. Dates: Thursday 23rd May, Term 2, Week 4 and Thursday 30th May, Term 2, Week 5. Proposer: W Brusnahan / M Westbrook Proposal Twelve: Moonta Parade and Street Party Proposal: R-6 classes to particpate and attend Moonta Parade and Street Party. Some classes to play games in the street, watch the Maypole and Furry Dance. Requirements from home: Costumes – teachers to inform what is required. Date: Friday 24th May, Week 4. 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Proposer: R Dalziel / F Ryan Proposal Thirteen: Students participate in Kernewek Pasty Bake Off Proposal: 5 Senior students to join celebrities in a Cornish Pasty making competition on the Friday of Kernewek, outside of Foodland. Date: Friday 24th May, Term 2, Week 4. Proposer: F Anderson / B Schmidt Proposal Fourteen: Aboriginal Parent Community Voice Proposal: Series of events to enable positive and constructive relationship building between school and Aboriginal Community. Requirements from home: Event / Date: Term 2

27th May, Week 5 Morning tea – ATSI Students and Families

Bounce Back Group Carers Link YP invites parents of children with special

needs to our Bounce Back Group. This Group meets the second Monday of each month, excluding School

Holidays from 10 – 11:30 a.m. At Carers Link, Shop 3, 21 Frances Terrace, Kadina (in-between the BP and

Priceline). Come along, have a cuppa and meet other

parents, share experiences as well as listen to guest speakers (saving money, Centrelink payments, Autism,

well being etc). We would love the opportunity to meet you! Phone 8821 244 for more information

19th June, Week 8 7 p.m. BBQ. Guest Speaker.

Term 3

19th August, Week 5 Morning tea – ATSI parents (no

students)

11th September, Week 8 7 p.m. BBQ. Guest Speaker.

Term 4

12th November, Week 5 Morning tea – ATSI Parents only

Proposer: M Appleton / J McCauley / K Amos Proposal Fifteen: Change of Date for Assembly Proposal: Change Friday 31st May Assembly to Monday 27th May. Whole School Assembly to start Reconciliation Week. Date: Monday 27th May, Term 2, Week 5. Proposer: K Amos Proposal Sixteen: Senior School students attend Road Safety Education presentations by SAPOL Proposal: Students are about to apply for their L’s, have their Learner’s permit or have their probationary license. They need to be reminded of their rights and responsibilities as both a driver and passenger. Date: Tuesday 28th May, Term 2, Week 5. Proposer: M Westbrook / B Schmidt Proposal Seventeen: R-6 Social – Change of Date Proposal: Change of date to have the support form Blue Light and their Music Trailer. R-2: 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Year 3-6: 6 – 8:30 p.m. Cost: R-2: $3, Years 3-6: $5. Date: Wednesday 29th May, Term 2, Week 5. Proposer: J McCauley / K Amos Proposal Eighteen: Music is Fun Band Date: Thursday 30th May, Week 5. Proposer: R Dalziel / K Amos Proposal Nineteen: Year 3/4/5 block visit to the Museum, lolly shop, train, cottage Proposal: Four classes will rotate through visiting the Museum, Sweet Shop, train ride and cottage to culminate our learning about our Cornish history. Requirements from home: Max $2 for sweet shop – optional. Packed recess and lunch. Date: Thursday 6th June, Week 6. Proposer: R Hall / D Jarman / S Perkins / K Crosby / M Ellis Proposal Twenty: ATSI Students attend 2013 Aboriginal Student Pathways Conference Proposal: Year 10-12 ATSI students travel to University of SA – Mawson Lakes, to participate in the conference. Workshops outlining possible career pathways. Requirements from home: Water bottle, snacks for bus. Date: Tuesday 18th June, Week 8. Proposer: J McCauley / K Amos Proposal Twenty-one: Secondary Schools Culinary Challenge at Regency International

Centre Proposal: Students to be able to extend their skills and experience with the support of professionals. Possibility to advance to an International level. Cost: $25/team (of 2 students) Date: Tuesday 25th June, Term 2, Week 9. Proposer: F Anderson / B Schmidt Proposal Twenty-two: Year 12 Camp Proposal: Based at Chowilla Station. Banrock Station – talk and self guided tour. Canoe excursion of back waters of Ral Ral Creek Ten pin bowling. Requirements from home: Personal clothing, etc. Cost: $230 Date: Monday 1st – Thursday 4th July, Week 10. Proposer: F Anderson / B Schmidt The following proposal was approved by the Principal: 9C Beach Afternoon

Read & Rhyme Time at Moonta Community Library

Baby Read & Rhyme 10:30 a.m. Toddler Read & Rhyme 11:15 a.m.

No bookings necessary.

The times for Term 2 are: 7th May ........ 14th May ......... 21st May

28th May ....... 4th June ......... 11th June

18th June ........ 25th June

SA Public Teaching Awards Share Celebrate Reward

Nominations are now open for the 2013 SA Public Teaching Awards. Don’t miss your chance to nominate

an outstanding educational professional of the South Australian public education system.

The SA Public Teaching Awards aim to recognise and reward dedicated teachers, education leaders and

support staff who have made an inspirational

contribution to young South Australians. To nominate a member of your school go to:

www.decd.sa.gov.au/teachingawards Like us on facebook and follow the progress of the

Awards. www.facebook.com/SATeachingAwards

Nominations close 5 p.m. Monday 13th May 2013. For further information contact Virginia Barter on 08

8226 3079 or virginia.barter@sa.gov.au

Dear Parent/Caregiver, 30/4/13 This term our Active After School Communities program will be holding 2 sessions per week. On Tuesday nights will be Volleyball R-7, beginning week 3, 14/5/13 and on Wednesday nights will be Hockey R-7 also beginning week 3, 15/5/13 *Please note starting dates for each session. Please find your enrolment form for activities below and tick or number your preferences. If your child has participated this year you will not need to complete a medical consent form. If your child has not participated they will need to collect this form from the front office and return with their enrolment form. I encourage you to return your form asap as places are limited in each activity. Notes will be sent home to notify you if your child/children have been successful in gaining a spot in their chosen activity. Forms to be returned to front office for processing.*Please be sure to tick your choice of session. - Session times are from 3.00 - 4.15.pm. This includes a 15 min healthy snack before an hour of activity. FOR SAFETY REASONS CHILDREN MUST BE COLLECTED PROMPTLY FROM THE GYM BY A PARENT/CAREGIVER. THEY WILL BE UNABLE TO WALK TO THE CAR PARK OR HOME UNLESS A PERMISSION NOTE IS RECEIVED STATING DATES THIS IS TO OCCUR. A PERMISSION NOTE IS ALSO ESSENTIAL IF OTHER ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE. PARENTS/CAREGIVERS MUST ALSO NOTIFY THE SCHOOL IF CHILDREN WILL NOT BE ATTENDING A PARTICULAR SESSION. If you have more than 1 child and they choose to enrol for different sessions please write their name next to the corresponding box.

Term 2 Enrolment Form 2013

Term 2 Active After-School Sessions Participated in Term1

Name: .......................................................... Class: ..................... Year: ................ Yes/No

Name: .......................................................... Class: ..................... Year: ................ Yes/No

Name: .......................................................... Class: ..................... Year: ................ Yes/No

Name: .......................................................... Class: ..................... Year: ................ Yes/No

By signing this form you agree for your child(ren) to participate in the AASC sessions under the same

conditions stipulated in the consent form distributed in Term 1.

If your child did not participate, please fill in and sign a medical consent form available from front office.

Name of parent/guardian: .............................................................. Signed: .........................................

Please tick which activity your child would like to be involved in:

Day: Tuesday Sport: Volleyball R-7

Day: Wednesday Sport: Hockey R-7

Regular attendance is required to ensure your child/children’s place in the program.

MOONTA AREA SCHOOL

\ Primary Schools Festival of Music Assessment at KMS

Moonta Area School Choir had a group rehearsal/assessment at KMS on Friday 5th April, week 10. Deb Hepworth, who conducts the choirs come performance time at Festival Theatre, conducted the assessment with choirs from Kadina Primary and Port Broughton. The choirs sounded fantastic together and sang to their best ability and received a reasonable assessment. Copper triangle choirs have a lot on their plate with the upcoming Kernewek Lowender tunes to practice along with the Festival of music songs so well done to Moonta and Kadina for doing their best at the assessment!

Whilst everyone else in the school packed up and left school early for holidays on Friday 12th April, the Year 12 Hospitality students were working hard to prepare the food for Josie and Wayne Matthew’s wedding, to be held the next day. A brief break was taken for pizza tea and the last of the students walked out of the kitchen at 10 p.m. that night, feeling confident that they were organised for the next day. Saturday saw a flurry of activity to finish the preparation and transport the food to the Bowling Club for the reception. Everyone was so organised we had a period of respite before the hectic service of food began. The students presented high quality finger food to 120 very appreciative guests. The professional manner in which the students worked and served the food was a credit to them and portrayed a very positive image of the school. The bridal party and guests were very impressed by the quality of the food and the service the girls provided. By 10 p.m. on the Saturday night there was a group of Year 12 girls who had sore feet, were worn out but very proud of their effort and ready to start their holidays! Very well done girls!

A Brief tea break on the Friday night

Finishing touches before service

Photo with Bride and Groom

Students involved: Courtney Hicks, Brittany Woods,

Chloe Boswell, Hannah Wardle, Chloe Adams, Sarah Moss,

Tayla Scarce, Jasmin Johns, Taylah Wardle

Moonta Area School

Canteen Menu Term 2 2013

The canteen menu aims to provide healthy and nutritious food and drinks

consistent with the “DECD Right Bite” healthy eating guide for schools and pre-

schools and the Australian dietary Guidelines for children and adolescents.

Where possible the canteen uses reduced fat and salt ingredients such as

reduced fat cheeses and ice-creams and low fat products.

Healthy everyday food choices

Food labelled with a Fit in or are close to the green section of the right bite food and drink spectrum Choose plenty of Select carefully food choices Items without symbol are still nutritious and lower in saturated fat, but contain slightly more salt, sugar (natural or added), or less fibre then the recommended and so fit into the AMBER section of the right bite food and drink spectrum…. Items without a label= select CAREFULLY!!!!

Hot Foods

Pizza Snack price change

Hawaiian, bacon & cheese $2.00

Chicken delight

Tortilla wrap, lettuce, tomato, cheese, mayo and a chicken fillet $4.50

Cheese burger

Beef patty, melted cheese, tomato sauce $3.50 Tender Chicken wrap $4.20

Half tender wrap with cheese and mayo $2.50

Fish fingers .60c each

Chicken salad clam Fresh roast chicken, mixed salad & dressing in a foam clam $4.00

Fish finger salad clam Oven baked fish fingers, mixed salad & tartare sauce $4.00 Chicken nuggets .60c each Chicken dino snacks .60c each Hot Dog $3.20 With sauce $3.40 With cheese and sauce $3.60

Mini chicken dino snack wrap $1.50

Mini tender wrap $2.50 Good Eating Mrs Mac Pasties $3.20

Good Eating Mrs Mac Pie $3.20

Good Eating Mrs Mac Sausage Roll $2.20

Good Eating Cocktail Pie $1.20

Hot Foods

Chicken In the garden

Fresh roast chicken, tomato, pineapple, lettuce, carrot sticks $3.50

Rooster booster

Tortilla wrap, lettuce, mayo, roast chicken $3.00

Rock slide

4 chicken balls lettuce, cheese, carrot and mayo in a clam shell $3.50

Chicken burger Lettuce, tomato, cheese, chicken patty, mayonnaise $4.50

Dippy dog with sauce NEW LISTING With wedges $4.50

Little Jack Horner Cheese sticks, carrot sticks cucumber sticks and a yoghurt dip $3.00

Under the sea Tortilla wrap, fish fingers. Sour cream, lettuce, cheese $3.00

Birds nest Lettuce, grated cheese, carrot, cucumber and 2 boiled eggs $3.00

Hot chicken and lite mayonnaise roll + 600ml water NEW LISTING

$5.00

Chicken Pack 3x Dino, 3x Nuggets, 1x Devil Chicken Wing, 1x Tender Chilli Chicken, 3x Munchies

$5.00

Drinks Adams ale spring water $1.50

UHT flavoured milk 250ml Big M $2.00

Farmers Union 375ml (Chocolate or Strawberry) $2.60

Fruit juices Orange, Apple or Blackcurrant Orchy 200ml –$1.40 Orchy 250ml –$1.80 Orchy 500ml – $3.00 Triangles $1.00 Slushies Large $2.00 Small $1.00 Moosies $1.20 Quiches .50c each

Weekly specials…

Monday: NEW COMBO

Crumbed Sausage with mash and gravy $5.00 with a 600ml water $5.50

Tuesday: NEW COMBO

Lasagne/spaghetti with a 600ml water $5.00

Wednesday: NEW LISTING Baked spud/sour cream coleslaw, ham cheese

$5.00

Hot dog and a 200ml Orchy juice $5.00

Thursday is a combo day:

Hamburger with a Orchy 200ml $5.00 Chicken burger with a Orchy 200ml $5.00

Cheese burger with a Orchy 200ml $4.50

Friday:

Chicken tenders with wedges or salad,

served with sour cream and chilli sauce $5.00 Fried rice and a strawberry or chocolate oak $4.50

Sandwiches/Rolls Sandwich Roll/Wrap Vegemite $2.00 Roast chicken $3.20 $4.00 Salad $3.00 $4.00 Egg salad $3.50 $4.00 Chicken and salad $3.50 $4.00 Savoury salad $3.20 $3.20 Ham or cheese savoury salad $3.50 $4.00 Toasted sandwiches extra .20c

Salads Small Large

Fruit salad $2.00 $3.00 Chicken salad $3.50 $4.00 Mrs mac pasties $3.20

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 29/04 Term 2 Commences

30/04 Student Voice

Training – Glenhaven

01/05 7:30 p.m.

Governing Council

02/05 Mentoring Chefs

Culinary Challenge

03/05 Years 5-10 5-a-

side Soccer Gala day

2 06/05 4:30 p.m. DMC

07/05 6:30 p.m. Year 12s

to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

08/05 R-6 OPAL

Performance

09/05 Infomatics

Competition (Years 3-12)

10/05 MAS R-7 Cross

Country

3 13/05

14/05 NAPLAN

Year 7-12 Interviews

15/05

Open Zone Football Knockout Netball –

Maitland

16/05

Year 12 Hospitality to Adelaide

3:15 p.m. Library One Card Launch

3:20 p.m. Finance

6 p.m. Canteen

17/05 Year 12

Hospitality to Adelaide

4 20/05 Kernewek SAPSASA Football /

Netball 4:30 p.m. DMC

21/05 IT Competition

(Years 3-12)

22/05 Year 8/9 Knockout

Netball 1 – 3 p.m. UNI SA

Presentation for Senior School

23/05 SAASTA Power

Cup 9 – 10:30 a.m.

Year 10 Start Smart

24/05

Kernewek Day

for School Kernewek Pasty

Competition Kernewek May

Pole

5 27/05 Reconciliation Week 9 a.m. Assembly

(TBA) ATSI Family morning

tea

28/05

Year 10/11/12 Driver Ed/Child Protection

29/05

R-6 Socials

30/05

Interschool Cross Country

Music is Fun Band

31/05

6 03/06

Writing Competition (Years 3-12)

4:30 p.m. DMC

04/06

Spelling Competition (Years 3-12)

05/06

Open Knockout Basketball

Science Competition (Years 3-12)

7:30 p.m. Governing Council

06/06

Parent Kindy Transition meeting

07/06 Pupil Free Day – Australian Curriculum

7 10/06 Public Holiday – Queen’s Birthday

11/06 Year 10

Bushwalking Camp

12/06

13/06 Kindy Transition

14/06

8 17/06 4:30 p.m. DMC

18/06

19/06 7 p.m. ATSI BBQ

20/06 Kindy Transition

21/06

9 24/06

25/06 Year 11

Bushwalking Camp

26/06 Culinary Challenge

– Regency TAFE

27/06 Kindy Transition 3:20 p.m.

Finance 6 p.m. Canteen

28/06

10 01/07

Year 12 Camp Year 10/11 Work

Experience Year 8/9 Activities 4:30 p.m. DMC

02/07

03/07

7:30 p.m.

Governing Council

04/07

05/07

9 a.m. R-12

Assembly R-6 Religious

Education 2:05 p.m.

Dismissal