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Ardtornish NewsletterTerm 1 Week 7 - 17th March 2023
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No 4
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In this issue
Diary Dates
March 20th – Harmony Week, Governing Council 7pm 24th – Assembly 2.10pm 28th – Athletics Carnival 31st – Pupil Free Day April 7th – Good Friday 10th – Easter Monday 11th – Hockey Carnival 14th – Last Day of Term 1, 2.00pm Dismissal May 1st - Term 2 Begins 9th - AFL Max Camp Rm’s 17/18 10th - AFL Max Camp Rm’s 17/18, School Photos Class, FACE Meeting 7pm 11th - School Photos Groups, Finance Meeting 3.15pm Road Crossing
Monitors Wed 15th Mar – Tue 21st Mar Phoenix H, Adi A, Cameron D Wed 22nd Mar – Tue 28th Mar Zahra O, Mikaela B, Isla G Wed 29th Mar – Tue 4th Apr Amelia M, Sienna H, Rhea V Please arrive by 8.25am |
Kerr Wins Sports Day 2023
Thursday 9th March was a fun filled day. Students and families joined in the spirit of the occasion and dressed in team colours to bring a sense of joy and celebration to the proceedings as the Team Captains and Vice Captains encouraged students to join in team chants and play with enthusiasm, fairness and positive sporting skills. Thanks to everyone for participating so well, especially family members who supported the day as visitors or helpful volunteers.
Tips for Parents to help their Children with Maths Parents can support their child’s maths development at home in a variety of ways without being a ‘maths teacher.’ To encourage your child: 1. Make maths fun: Incorporate maths into everyday activities, such as cooking, shopping, and games. This will help children see the practical side of maths and make it more interesting. 2. Practice regularly: Encourage your child to practice maths regularly using online resources, or games. There are sites your child’s teacher recommends. Regular practice will help build their maths skills and confidence. 3. Provide a quiet and organised workspace: Ensure that your child has a quiet and organised space to work on maths problems. This will help them stay focused and minimize distractions. 4. Use visuals: Use visuals such as diagrams, graphs, and pictures to help your child understand maths concepts. This can make abstract concepts more concrete and easier to comprehend. 5. Ask questions: Ask your child questions about their maths homework or concepts they are learning in class. This will help them think critically and develop a deeper understanding of maths. 6. Encourage questions: Encourage your child to ask questions about maths. This will help them clarify their understanding of concepts and overcome any difficulties they may be experiencing. 7. Celebrate progress: Celebrate your child's progress in maths. This can be done through small rewards or praise for their hard work and achievements. Remember that every child learns at a different pace, so it is important to be patient and provide support that matches their level of understanding. 
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Click the link www.schoolinterviews.com.au
Canteen RosterTuesday 21st Jenni F
Wednesday 22nd Jenni F, Robyn C Thursday 23rd Jenni F, Kristin Friday 24th Jenni, Lisa M, Tui M Tuesday 28th Jenni F Wednesday 29th Jenni F, Katherine W Thursday 30th Jenni F, Deneise P Friday 31st PUPIL FREE DAY Michele and Jenni would like to say a big thankyou to all of those who have given up some of their time to help on Friday morning, and to all the old and new volunteers who came and helped in the canteen on Sports Day. We appreciate you very much!
Please support FACE Kytons Fundraiser, money to go towards oval refurbishment. All orders must be placed via QKR! - there is a dedicated Kytons menu. Orders close Wednesday 22nd March for delivery 30th March. Orders can be collected from the Canteen from 2:45pm on Thursday 30th March.
NOTE: If we raise a minimum of $250 there is a prize for the family who raise the most amount of money - please check out the Image Gallery. 
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The APS Festival choir combined with students from Modbury West, Modbury, East Para and Ingle Farm East for a big rehearsal.
We had about 100 voices singing. It sounded great. Also visiting us was Cathy Lange the Assistant Director of Music from the Festival of Music 
Hi everyone,
I am so happy and privileged to be back at Ardtornish supporting the school community and working alongside the wellbeing team Nat Hall and Deb Pryor. As many of you know, I love my work and I have a genuine care and compassion for all people, no matter what their beliefs, background or situation. The health and wellbeing of people, especially children, is very important to me. I am available to listen, encourage and support in a safe confidential space with no judgement. I can help with advocacy, provide resources and referrals, and connect you with government, community and business organisations. If you have any questions or I can be of any assistance to you or your family please phone 8264 8099, or email tracey.cooper17@schools.sa.edu.au or drop in and say hello. I look forward to meeting you. I am usually available on Tuesday’s 8.30am – 2.30pm & Thursday’s 10.00am – 4.00pm I look forward to meeting you. Tracey Cooper Pastoral Care Worker 
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