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Ardtornish NewsletterTerm 4 Week 5 - 18th November 2022
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No 20
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In this issueIn this Issue
Diary Dates
November 21st – Crossing Training 30th – Rm 9/10 Kildare Performance December 2nd – Enterprise Day 5th - PUPIL FREE DAY 6th - Student Leadership Celebration 7th - Christmas Stall, Rm 21/22 Hahndorf Farm Barn, Choir to City 8th- Kindy Transition, MHS, GGHS & BPIHS Yr 6 Transition 9th - GGHS, BPIHS Yr 6 Transition, Kindy Transition 13th – Rm 27 Wizbang, Yr 6 Graduation Road Crossing
Monitors Wed 16th Nov – Tue 22nd Nov Brody S, Kyton B, Zac H Wed 23rd Nov – Tue 29th Nov Oscar P, Eli J, Tobie M Wed 30th Nov – Tue 6th Dec Tayah G, Amanda S, Natalie S Please arrive by 8.25am |
Kerr Wins Sports Day 2022
Pictured: Indianna C, Fergus B, Cooper F, Amanda S, Vera M
Final Scores: Kerr 269 Tolley 248 Angus 243 Newman 216
Thursday 10th November was a fun filled day. Once again 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. The sandpit is open and the kids really dig it!
Last week, students finally gained access to the new nature play and sandpit area. A roster has been established so it is a safe and manageable space, as students experience it for the first time.
The area includes sitting areas and a maze of logs to climb on. When the trees eventually grow the space will be a shaded forest that will create a welcoming place for students to meet with friends and relax. A new height adjustable basketball ring is also a part of this area, and it is set to a level that meet the needs of younger students. The sloping lawns running down to the oval, are to be top dressed in the next few weeks and we are keeping them out of bounds until the lawn is fully established. We do not yet have a timeline on when the portable buildings will be removed but once they are, work will begin on repairing the previous JP Oval and turning it into two play spaces joined by a strip of natureplay. 
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Canteen RosterTuesday 22nd Michele S
Wednesday 23rd Michele S Thursday 24th Nicole R Friday 25th Ling C, Deneice P, Tui M Tuesday 29th Michele S Wednesday 30th Deborah M Thursday 1st Chris G-G Friday 2nd Jenni F, Sharon D, Dianne B 
Credits on Accounts
Reminder to parents who have the $100 rebate credit on their account. This can be used towards any excursions, incursions or camps etc. To use this credit or if you have any queries please contact Cathy in the finance office by email cathy.manser11@schools.sa.edu.au or by phone 82648099. 
RRHAN – EC Training
RRHAN-EC is required for all volunteers, if you would like to volunteer in any classrooms, canteen, library, help on excursions/camps. Click this link Plink account for volunteers - RRHAN-EC training to do the online training. Once completed please email a copy of certificate to dl.1540.info@schools.sa.edu.au 
Yesterday our school gym resounded with the thunderous drumbeats of Japanese taiko drumming! ‘Taiko’ literally means ‘big drum’ and the group began with a heart-thumping song that grabbed everyone’s attention.
Director Katie Daly shared some fascinating taiko history, such as how it was used to lead samurai into battle. The audience interacted with taps, claps and whoops of ‘SU!’ that both staff and students proved very adept at! Some lucky students were able to try out the taiko drums on stage, as seen in the photo. They were Max (room 4), Ella, Charlie, Harper & Matisse (rooms 9 & 10), Annika (room 29), James (room 27) and Jamieson (room 17). Thank you to Matsuri Taiko for your energizing performance! 
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Book Fair in the Library – Tuesday 22nd November (after school) to Monday 28th November.
Buy 1, get 1 FREE 
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