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Totals for Week 9
Happy holidays!
Term 4 resumes on Tuesday October 14th. ... See MoreSee Less
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Tuesday is the 15th 😉
Maybe the 15th..😏
This is a reminder to order prizes students have earned for the Colour Fun Run. The platform is due to close tonight.
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Hats are compulsory in term 3 and 4 and term 1. Students who do not have a hat will be directed to shaded areas. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Primary Schools Festival of Music is an iconic South Australian tradition that engages students in artistic excellence, cultural diversity and social inclusion through performance in Music and the Arts.
The Festival of Music concerts feature Year 5 and 6 students singing together in a massed choir of just over 300 students.
This year, Robyn Habel and Adam Page were commissioned to compose a set of four songs entitled “State of the Arts.” The audience participation was fun and very different.
During the concerts, there were several Guest Artists from public primary and secondary schools, other choir items that presented different musical genres, and two pieces that specifically showcased the orchestra's talents. This included our own Year 6 student, Bodey.
This year's Festival of Music included the ABBA song ‘Waterloo’ to mark 50 years since ABBA won Eurovision with that song.
Thank you to Ms Haasbroek, Mrs Hale and our Year 5 and 6 students who made us proud. ... See MoreSee Less
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