Implementing Aboriginal Perspectives
For the past eighteen months, Year 7 and 8 Science teachers Jaynelle LeFeuvre and Sarah Townsend have been involved in a pilot program being run
For the past eighteen months, Year 7 and 8 Science teachers Jaynelle LeFeuvre and Sarah Townsend have been involved in a pilot program being run
The staff versus student netball game was played as part of the Week 9 activities. Competition between the two teams was fierce, but the teachers’
The Aboriginal Artists in School (AAIS) program is a community cultural development program which aims to establish longer-term and sustainable connections between Aboriginal artists/cultural practitioners
At the end of this week, schools around South Australia will be celebrating ‘World Teacher’s Day’. I would just like to publicly recognise all the
This term we held a Volleyball tournament at lunch times for year 8 – 12 students and the teachers. It was a very competitive competition
SSO Week is a great opportunity to let our dedicated, talented and supportive SSOs and ECWs just how much we appreciate their work. To achieve
Pre-service teacher Emily Haydon was farewelled this week after almost a term of teaching-placement at CYS. Emily worked with visual arts teacher Bridget McEvoy, our
Just recently our very own Deb Schwartz got a write up in the Primary Schools Choir newsletter. The following is a quote from the newsletter.
It is with great sadness that we farewell long serving staff member Trevor Allen. Trevor passed away peacefully in his sleep on Wednesday June 3
We welcome back this year 18 students in the R-2 Class and 12 children into the Pre-School world. Attendance has been extremely good averaging 94%
The Stage 1 PE and Outdoor Ed students went on surf camp from Wednesday to Friday in Week 2. They travelled with Mr Clifford and
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
Earlier this year Sophie Baker was one of the winning entries in the Premier’s ANZAC Spirit School Prize and invited to participate in the State
Every day in hundreds of classrooms across our State, teachers share their knowledge with more than 170,000 school students. When knowledge is shared, skills are
Relationships and Play In the Early Learning Centre our philosophy identifies, educators believe all children’s wellbeing, culture and dispositions for learning are supported through RELATIONSHIPS