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25.01.2022 Wai Anangu Tjuta We hope you've all had a great break. As you know, school is starting a little late this term, due to school staff having to self-isolate for 14 days before we return to Amata. We are doing this to keep everyone safe, to make sure that we keep Amata a COVID-19 free zone! Staff will be back on board, ready for school to open on Wednesday May 13th.... As you know, we delivered take home learning packs to students before we left, and now is the time for students to get started on their work. Any way that you can support your children to get this done would be great Keep checking this page for any important information. If you have ANY questions, please feel free to send us a message, or post questions here. Alternatively, if that doesn't suit you, speak to Georgia with your enquiries and she would be more than happy to contact us on your behalf. Palyau!

24.01.2022 The Junior Secondary and Senior Secondary students have had a fantastic start to the school year, engaging in some very strong learning. They have also had amazing teaching and guidance from our awesome AE, Gerrard. Gerrard has been confidently testing student's Oxford Word knowledge ... rikina!

23.01.2022 Wai Anangu Tjuta While students are learning at home, check out ABC Education. Educational programmes for school aged students are broadcasting on weekdays, Monday to Friday. Pre-school and Junior Primary programmes begin at 10.00am each day, and Primary/Secondary programmes continue after that

21.01.2022 Tjitji Tjuta Kulila Don't forget to wash your face to prevent Trachoma

21.01.2022 We are so happy to have our amazing AE Brenda back! The Junior Secondary students have missed her strong, creative presence in the classroom. Putting her awesome translation skills into practice, Brenda is leading the way!

19.01.2022 Over the last few weeks our kids have been learning about the seven sisters story. Our AE's Muna, Frena, David and Tessie have been awesome in taking students out on country to tell their tjukurpa!

18.01.2022 Wai, Anangu Tjuta. The last day for students this term will be Friday, April the 3rd. This is a little earlier than usual due to the uncertain times that we are facing at the moment. Teachers and school staff have been working incredibly hard over the past few weeks putting together 'take home learning packs' for all students. We have done this because we want to ensure that all students are provided continuity of learning during this time. Teachers will send these home with ...students tomorrow. We are so proud of our students and the efforts they have displayed over the past few weeks regarding safe hygeine practices. We urge all students to keep these practices up at home while school is closed. Please like our Facebook page in order to keep up to date with all the latest and important information regarding student learning at Amata Anangu School. Take care everyone, and we'll see you next term!

18.01.2022 Thanks to the 30+ kids for coming out to this weeks AllPlay Auskick session tonight. Also a big Thank you to the older people that came out and supported; Maria, Brittney, Sucinda, Gerrard, Christine, Angie, Dianna, Jasmine, Marty, Steph, Stef, Amber, Veronica and Kunmanara Groome. The kids love having you out playing with them, they look up to you guys as role models! ... Come down next Monday night and get involved in the last session of the year! See you all at school tomorrow. Thanks, Mitch. Palyaooooo!

17.01.2022 Our Sydney crew is back home in Amata We spent Tuesday at the aquarium seeing dugongs, sharks and a clownfish like Nemo! We even went on a little boat ride through the penguin enclosure where it was only 6 degrees We went to the Sydney Tower and saw amazing views all over Sydney and Darling Harbour. Everyone was brave and got super close to the edge to look down even though it was super high ... We flew home yesterday and got back in to Amata just as school was finishing! The teachers that went on the trip are super proud of the amazing Amata students and how well they represented their community and their school

16.01.2022 Could this be the change you have been looking for? About you - you have been teaching in a remote indigenous context for a few years, and looking to reignite your passion. Somewhere you can live up to your professional dreams; where you can see your efforts make a difference over time. You don’t mind thinking outside the box, and enjoy being part of a team together with leaders who are collaborative and transformational. About us we have embarked on a change journey that... emphasises empowered and sustainable futures. Check out our website to see our aspirations plans for 2021. Submit your application to change up, and begin making a difference! You could be part of this change! www.amata.sa.edu.au Play Group https://jobs.education.sa.gov.au/page.php?pageID=160... JP https://jobs.education.sa.gov.au/page.php?pageID=160... Primary https://jobs.education.sa.gov.au/page.php?pageID=160... Expressions of interest are sought for F-10 Art and F-12 PE positions Relocation costs, locality loadings/allowances and rent free furnished accommodation are provided according to DfE terms and conditions

14.01.2022 Come down and help finish this painting at the youth shed. Painting will finish at 10.30am ad then start again tonight ht at 7pm.

11.01.2022 Help stop the spread of COVID-19

10.01.2022 Michaela's Kiilykiilykari class Maku Trip

10.01.2022 Football on the grass oval tonight. 6:45pm. All community is welcome to join in. See you all there. Palyao.

09.01.2022 Today Michaela’s class, Zoe’s Class and Priscilla’s class, with the wonderful help by Watjari, Anita, Rhianna and the hard working students built a Wiltja in the JP backyard.

05.01.2022 Come down to the last Auskick footy session tonight at the grass football oval at 6:45pm!

05.01.2022 Get onto this Amata mob!! Use the hashtag #NPYWCYouth

05.01.2022 Night time soccer tonight at the youth shed. 7.30pm. All community are welcome. Palyau.

04.01.2022 Wai Anangu tjuta! Welcome back for the new 2020 school year. The gates open at 8.30am tomorrow morning for breakfast, so listen out for the bells! Come and say hi to all of our new staff ... they can't wait to meet you! The old staff are pretty excited to see you too!

04.01.2022 Wai Anangu Tjuta We are very excited to let you all know that our Playgroup is re-opening tomorrow, Monday 25th of May! Session times are 8.30am till 11.30am, Monday to Friday.... Our fabulous Playgroup teachers Anita (Mangkatjiki) and Gina can't wait to see you all there See you in the morning. Palyau!

03.01.2022 Two of our favourites here at Amata

02.01.2022 Wai Anangu Tjuta! As you all know, Amata Anangu School staff may be away for a little while at the beginning of next term, so we created take home learning packs for all of our students. Thinking about where students can keep their work safe once they have finished, school staff came up with the idea of an Amata Anangu School Post Box! Our AE's and some little helpers painted the post box in vibrant, beautiful colours, making it super inviting for our students. The post box ...has been secured to Rhianna's front porch. Students can 'post' their work once they have finished, into the post box, and their work will be keep safe and sound until school staff return. We can't wait to see all of the amazing work that our students have done when we get back. Palyau!

02.01.2022 Come and join us for our annual Christmas concert in the gym tomorrow! Everyone is welcome. We hope to see you there

01.01.2022 Today Tanya came to Michaela’s class and showed the students how to do dot paintings. We hope you like our paintings