Woodhouse Camp
On Wednesday the 30th of October we left on a bus to go to our camp at The Woodhouse Activity Centre, near Piccadilly in the
Remembrance Day Assembly 2019
This term, students from Year 6 and 9 have collaborated to create the Remembrance Day Assembly. As part of their learning, we visited the Maitland
2019 Showcase Concert
The 2019 Central Yorke School Showcase Concert was held on Thursday November 7 in the school Performing Arts Centre. Over 150 family and community members
Year 8 Girls’ Group
As a part of our focus on student wellbeing at CYS, the Year 8 class has had the opportunity to work with Mr Clifford and
ACMF Songwriting Competition
CYS student Benita Rodda has received a ‘highly commended’ certificate in the 7-10 category of the Australian Children’s Music Foundation 2019 National Songwriting Competition. Although
Concert Pianist Visit
On Thursday October 31st. the R-2 students of the Point Pearce Campus were entertained by Panos Karan a Greek Concert Pianist. He has performed to
Remembrance Day
On Remembrance Day this year, the staff and R-2 Class walked down to the Point Pearce Community War Memorial to pay their respects to all
ELC Gym Jams
On Tuesday 5th of November the Elc children and educators travelled to Ardrossan to participate in Gym Jams. The opportunity for children to access Gym
Year 4 Government Visitors
Last week we had two very special visitors to our classroom: our local member of parliament Fraser Ellis and the YP Mayor Darren Braund. We
Junior Parliament Camp 2019
In week 9, Nicholas and I submitted applications to win a position in the YMCA Junior Parliament camp held in the first week of the
PorkSA Piggery Day
Six Central Yorke students visited Adelaide Uni Roseworthy campus on Friday October 18 as part of Pork SA’s initiative to engage more students in the
Dream Cricket
On Friday 18th October, selected students from Years 2-5 attended a Dream Cricket session at Maitland Lutheran School, hosted by the Maitland Rotary Club. Students
Vietnam Study Trip | Day 2 – Cu Chi Tunnels
The Cu Chi Tunnels were created by the Viet Cong (VC) soldiers as an underground means to house troops, transport communication and supplies, lay booby
Congratulations and goodbye!
It’s a great time of year to work in a Senior School as years of hard work come to an end and we can reflect
Ernabella Sports and Dance Carnival
On the 15th of September, the Women’s Aboriginal AFL Academy got to experience a once in a lifetime opportunity. We were lucky enough to travel