The Year 7 and 8 Performing Arts classes built model instruments as part of a unit on 'Instruments of the Orchestra'. Students could choose to build a realistic but non-working…
Morse Code Flashers
The Year 3/4 Class finished constructing their Morse Code signalling devices in STEM last week. Previously the students have experimented with electrical components and how to use batteries, bulbs and…
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 build trust and leading in…
Certificates of Excellence
This term, primary students have been recognised for excellence and achievement with a special CYS Certificate. Students were selected based on academic results and nominations for outstanding progress from their…
Puyu Blasters
"World No Tobacco Day" School Competition Winners The Puyu Blaster team regularly visit our SAASTA program to deliver their education program to our students on how smoking affects your health.…
Lunchtime Sports
After a fierce netball competition, the minor round ladder finished with the Year 8’s on top of the ladder followed by the Year 12’s and then the teachers. The two…
Painting a Bright Future With Canvas
Late in 2019 we began a search for a quality online learning product. After consulting widely within The Department and speaking to schools in the Eastern States the decision was…
Independent Learning Time
As part of our new structure and innovative learning technologies we have introduced “independent learning time” for our students from 7-11. The amount of this time increases as a student…
The World of Canvas
COVID-19 saw us move our curriculum to an online world and learner management system. To do this we use a program called Canvas. Canvas is a platform that allows staff…
Year 8 Body Systems
This term the Year 8 Science class has been learning about the systems of the human body. This week we studied the circulatory system focusing on the function of the…
The Importance of Mud
“In relation to children and play, mud should not be viewed as mess – but a key ingredient to childhood.”
Jason Tyndall Nature Play SA
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 when they are ready for…
Fast 5 Netball
There hasn’t been a lot happening in the world of school sport lately but it is great to see our lunchtime sport competitions back up and running. This term we…
Team VS Team
Throughout Semester 1, students within the Football Academy have continued to develop and refine their fundamental football skills. Despite the recent isolation challenges, the students have bonded well as a…
Vale Trevor Allen
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 after a long battle with…
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