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The Junior Secondary class had their first day at school today in Adelaide, whilst staying at Wiltja. They were all up and ready to go this morning.
It was great to meet them all at our school. 🙂
Last Friday, the Upper Primary class started an Australian History unit of work and sorted these pictures and photos onto a timeline! There were great discussions about the development of housing and clothing. We ended the lesson by reading the book, 'The Rabbits'. This was the beginning of lots more learning!
The Junior Secondary class had an interesting start to the day as they travelled to Coober Pedy to catch the aeroplane. The bus had a flat tyre, thanks to the people who stopped to help them as they were on the side of the road. They are all safe, happy and spent the day in Marla. Now they are all on the Greyhound bus to Adelaide. They will arrive in Adelaide tomorrow morning.
Swimming lessons are back and the Upper Primary class were focussing on team work games and practising their diving!
Junior Primary and Lower Primary started learning about algorithms by making biscuits following a sequence of steps. YUM!
It was so much fun , the kids really concentrated on the task .
Yesterday, Upper Primary wrote out the ingredients and procedure to make fairy bread. They used their arts and crafts skills and their knowledge of shapes to make paper fairy bread in triangles.
Junior Primary have been making their own farm in the classroom. They now have many animals on their farm!
"Little pig, little pig, let me come in!" Junior Primary had fun acting out the story, The 3 Little Pigs today.
Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin !!
I'm 64 and I remember doing this when I was in primary school, classics never fade.
Junior Primary have been reading the book, Click, Clack, Moo, Cows That Type.
They have been doing activities related to farm animals as part of their learning. Today they made butter from cream! They spread the butter onto the bread, added jam and ate it. The class said it was delicious and it tasted like butter!
Working at Mimili
Currently, staff comprises of both contract and permanent teachers who work closely with an Anangu Coordinators and Anangu Education Workers.
A supportive Performance Development Planning environment exists. New graduates can be involved in..
Curriculum
At Mimili our approach to Australian Curriculum delivery is being continuously developed and improved.
We implement the EYLF in both playgroup and preschool with a 2016 focus of including the DECD literacy and numeracy indicators for the preschoolers.
Department for Education trading as South Australian Government Schools & Preschools
