Year 11’s – Led Steer
The steers and students are building relationships and we our now putting halters on in the yards, washing the steers to stimulate hair growth and
Tom & Jerry Update
Last week Tom and Jerry got tailed. They are also being fed twice a day instead of three times a day. I have noticed that
Led Steers Update
Our older students have formally accepted the challenge of training three steers! Quite a few of our 10-12 students are involved with the led steer
Tom & Jerry
Tom What is he? He is a lamb. How old is he? He is one month old. How is he related to Jerry? Tom is
Goats & Lambs Update
The Year 9 Ag students took advantage of the sunshine early in the week to give the goats and new lambs some exercise. Our twin
Dublin Exchange Visit
A committed group of Year 11/12 Ag students attended the Dublin Livestock Exchange on the Pupil free day in week 7. We witnessed a record
Kapunda Rodeo Excursion
Senior Ag students Steph Gersch, Benita Rodda, Sophie Heinrich and CYS Staff Linda Heinrich, Sarah Townsend and Jaynelle LeFeurve attended the Kapunda Rodeo on the
2/3 Chickens
As part of our biological science unit, we looked at living and non-living things. After some discussion, some students wanted to know if eggs were
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
Cow Organs Investigation
This term in Biology we have been lucky enough to have a focus on organ dissections. We have dissected organs from cows, pigs and sheep
Night At the Museum
The Maitland Museum hosted over two hundred visitors on the evening of August 21 for Central Yorke School’s 2019 Project Based Learning Expo. The aptly
Goat Collection
As Spring approaches and with the Royal Adelaide Show only just around the corner it is time for the Ag Block to welcome new animals.
SA Heifer Expo
CYS Ag students attended the SA Heifer Expo this past week at the Royal Adelaide Showgrounds.
Ag Teachers Conference
Recently Miss Townsend and Mrs LeFeuvre attended the Biennial Agriculture Teachers Association of SA conference which was held on the Eyre Peninsula. Industry visits included