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Ardtornish NewsletterTerm 4 Week 3 - 29th October 2021
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No 18
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In this issue
November
1st – Children’s Week Celebrations, Year 6/7 Cricket Carnival 2nd – Gleeson Transition Day 8th – Pupil Free Day 10th – Zoo Excursion – Rm’s 2B, 5 & 6, Sports Meeting 11th – Remembrance Day, Grounds Meeting 3.15pm 15th – KO Boys & Girls Softball 19th – Assembly 26th – School Closure Day 30th – Governing Council 7pm Road Crossing
Monitors Wed 27th Oct – Tue 2nd Nov Gemma R, Avara E, Lara B Wed 3rd Nov – Tue 9th Nov Cody S, Dantae C, Sam K Wed 10th Nov – Tue 16th Nov Jade O, Maddison H, Tilly-Rose P Please arrive by 8.25am |
Children’s Week at Ardtornish Primary School
SRC Executive’s brainstorming ideas for Children’s Week – Gargee, Charli, Zara, Jasmine, Jess and Isabelle
Children’s Week is celebrated nationally and includes Universal Children’s Day, which falls on the fourth Wednesday in October. It’s a week to celebrate Children’s rights, talents and citizenship. This year’s theme is based on the Rights of the Child - Article 15 – Children have the right to choose their friends and connect safely with others. The SRC are hosting a range of activities for Children’s Week, starting on Monday November 1. A timetable of activities is included below and as you can see we will have a very busy week. On Monday there will be a pre-ordered, whole school sausage sizzle, with sausages being delivered directly to each class. During the week students can decorate their hand or arm with a temporary body art design (temporary tattoo), with a different age group invited each day to ease the flow of students. This will be held under the shelter by the canteen at each recess time. Year 4-7 students will have the chance to enter a raffle, and have their name drawn out, to play against the teachers and SRC Executives in a backyard cricket match on the primary oval, which will be played during lunch on Wednesday. We will finish the week with a casual clothes day and discos on Friday November 5. Students can dress in party clothes or their casual clothes for a gold coin donation during the day on Friday. At lunchtime on Friday we will host a F-1 disco in the school hall for a gold coin donation. After school we will host two discos, year 2 to 4 students from 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm in the school hall and year 5 to 7 students are invited to attend a youth group style disco in the school gym from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Students will need to be dropped off and collected by a parent or caregiver at the entrance of each event. More details can be found on Skoolbag. Each event can be paid for via Qkr! or cash payments on the day. We look forward to a fun Children’s Week and hope to see all students get involved. Mrs Natalie Hall, SRC Teacher Leader and Student Wellbeing Leader 
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Canteen RosterTuesday 2nd Michele S
Wednesday 3rd Michele S Thursday 4th Ling C, Deneice P Friday 5th Wei-Wei R, Sonoko F-G, Natasha H Tuesday 9th Michele S Wednesday 10th Mary-Anne R Thursday 11th Tui M, Deneice P Friday 12th Rhonda P, Stacey C, Jenni F, Emma J 
RAN Training Update for all Volunteers
As of the 1st of July 2021 all volunteers will need to update their RAN Training, which is now called Responding to Risks of Harm, Abuse and Neglect – Education and Care. It is called RRHAN-EC for short. Click this link Plink account for volunteers - RRHAN-EC training to do the online training update. Once completed please email a copy of certificate to dl.1540.info@schools.sa.edu.au |
2022 enrolment and class structure processes
Accurate enrolment details are needed so we can determine numbers for our 2022 classes. Therefore if your family is considering moving, or you know of someone moving into our area it is important that you let us know as soon as possible. If you have a younger sibling to start next year and you haven't completed an enrolment form please contact the front office staff as soon as possible. 
Animalia Competition
The alphabet book "Animalia" by Graeme Base is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year and The Royal Australian Mint has released 2 special coins to celebrate. Our school is running an "Animalia" competition and the prize is one of these specially minted coins. Students can create a poem, picture or anything original about one of the pages in this fascinating alphabet book. All entries are to be given to the library by November 9th. The winner will be announced on November 10th. 
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Last term, Room 3A and 3B went to camp at Narnu Farm. We stayed for 3 days and 2 nights. We had the BEST time!
Narnu farm is located in Hindmarsh Island. It took us about 2 hours to get there. The bus ride on the way there was very noisy but on the way back it was very quiet as we were super tired.
There were 6 rooms with bunk beds and a Shearers Quarters which is a very nice place to sleep, it even had an indoor bathroom.
There were lots of things you could do like horse riding, ride on a Vintage truck, butter making, blacksmithing, holding the baby chicks and hand ploughing. The best part was feeding the animals including the babies. We had lots of food to eat and great weather! We were very grateful to the parent helpers who came along.
Narnu farm is located in Hindmarsh Island. It took us about 2 hours to get there. The bus ride on the way there was very noisy but on the way back it was very quiet as we were super tired.
There were 6 rooms with bunk beds and a Shearers Quarters which is a very nice place to sleep, it even had an indoor bathroom.
There were lots of things you could do like horse riding, ride on a Vintage truck, butter making, blacksmithing, holding the baby chicks and hand ploughing. The best part was feeding the animals including the babies. We had lots of food to eat and great weather! We were very grateful to the parent helpers who came along.
