News – Central Yorke School

National Reconciliation Week 2020

The theme for #NRW2020 – In this together – is now resonating in ways we could not have foreseen when it was announced it last

In Art with Ms McEvoy, the R/1 students made their own ‘Magic Nature Wands’. They found magical looking sticks then would tape, string and wool

The Year 2/3/4 class has been exploring how data can be represented in different ways. We looked at how flags can be used to communicate

The R/1 students have been investigating the concepts of high and low pitch in music. We have been learning the ‘Noah Rap’ and pretending to

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

We are extremely excited to have SAASTA lessons back up and running at CYS campus this week. We are still missing our Point Pearce students

The Football Academy has been running a little differently in recent times but it has been great to still have a core group of students

The Food and Hospitality students project was tot turn a chicken curry pasta sauce into a meal. The 9/10 Home economics class have also been

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

Week 3 and it felt like yesterday that we were really returning to school! I can honestly say that we have hit the ground running.

During the holidays we did hand painting and made a game of noughts and crosses. We created a story table for “We’re Going On a

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

It has certainly been a different start to Term 2 this year, but it is great to see students back in the yard, there is

With the current COVID 19 situation and our Community in Lockdown, the staff have been very busy developing creative ways to cater for the learning

And we’re BACK and what an unique start it has been! Despite the current situation it has been great to see students returning with enthusiasm