We are delighted to confirm that the children will perform their dance on Wednesday, 25th November here at school in the Hall. To comply with COVID safe rules, the year levels will perform in a staggered fashion with only parents/families of the children performing being able to watch.
| 11.15 am | Recepition |
| 11.35 am | Year 1 and R/1 |
| 11.55 am | Year 2 |
| 12.15 am | Year 3 |
| 12.35 am | Year 4 |
| 12.55 am | Year 5 |
| 1.15 am | Year 6 |
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The P & F committee are very happy to announce a new product line for 'Ice Block Friday'. We will be introducing rainbow paddle pops for $2. Lemonade Icy Twists will remain for $1 and the $2 Cyclones will be phased out.
Thank you to the parents and students who have volunteered to assist during lunch time. SAVE THE DATE:
We will soon begin the planning for 2021 classes.
We would like to invite you to let us know if there is anything important you would like us to consider in our deliberations around class placements.
Please send this to the front office in writing or via email by Friday 30th October.
We also ask that you discuss with your child what four friends they would like to have in their class. Then fill in the form found when you click 'READ MORE'
We are delighted to announce that Kashuik was awarded the Rosary School Kelly Sports Star of the Term by our Kelly Sports coach for Term 3.
The reasons for Kashuik's nomination were:
"Kashuik is always happy, asks lots of questions and helps his friends."
Samantha Kirby Operations Assistant - Program/Umpire Co-ordinator Adelaide Metro
By Anna & Emily 6SC
This is the first year I have been in Green Team & I have enjoyed the many opportunities. Green Team is a team of students from Grades 3-6, who get together every Monday and help out with the school gardens.
Green Team is run by Mr T. and Senora. Mr T is very passionate about our school community & helping the environment.
He’s always a fun person to be around. I think Green Team is a wonderful experience & opportunity to help look after our environment and make the world better.
If your child would like to have a go at basketball, this program is designed for students who are interested in learning or are wanting to develop their skills.
This year our Book week celebrations will be significantly different, starting with our annual parade around the streets of Prospect rather than assembly. Families are invited to line the streets and cheer the children on as they pass by.
We would like to congratulate all of the students who made their Sacraments of Confirmation and First Communion on the weekend.
Both of the ceremonies were very beautiful and faith-filled, where the students responded with reverence.
The planning for our sports day on November 27 at the SA Athletics stadium is well underway. We will keep you updated as we go. But here is what we can tell you:
We had some interesting and thought provoking questions from our year 5 cohort yesterday about what age they ‘should’ be using various apps and why or why not. It was an opportunity to explore the Carly Ryan Foundation flyers that I have shared with you during last term via the School Newsletter. This week's information:
