Nairne Primary School in Nairne, South Australia | Primary School

Nairne Primary School

Locality: Nairne, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8388 6116

Address: 5 Saleyard Rd 5252 Nairne, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.nairneps.sa.edu.au

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25.01.2022 Sports Day is this Friday, and we’re all ready to go! 3.15 dismissal for all students In previous years when we have been able to welcome the wider community to celebrate the day with us, parents and caregivers who had spent the day with us had the opportunity to take younger students home after lunch when their sports day program had finished.... This year an in-class program will be provided for these students until 3.15pm. If they wish, parents of students in Reception-Yr1 are welcome to collect students after 1.00pm from the classroom, but students must be signed out at the front office.

23.01.2022 Does your child fancy learning an instrument? Children from years 4 & 5 will watch a performance from our fabulous school band on Friday, presented by our Instrumental Music teacher - Sarah. Sarah will talk to the children about the different instruments they could learn next year and will hand out expression of interest forms to them at the end of the session. ... Have a chat to your child about what they might be interested in learning and keep an eye out for the form. There are only a limited number of places (for year 5 and up) available each year - so be sure to act quickly if you are interested.

22.01.2022 Term 2 Pupil Free Day Wednesday, June 17 (Week 8) Whole Site (Preschool - Year 7) As advised earlier this term, our Term 2 Pupil Free Day, where staff will be undertaking PD and training with a mathematics focus, is to be held on Wednesday, June 17 (Week 8). ... Should you require their services, OSHC will be available for bookings on 83880828.

20.01.2022 Just a reminder we have a school closure day on Monday 17/8/20 and a pupil fee day on Friday 18/9/20 contact OSHC if you require care on those days.

20.01.2022 Welcome back to all our students, parents and staff for Monday July 20! We hope you had a great break and we look forward to another term of learning together!

19.01.2022 Sports day is this Friday November 13. Don't forget to order your child's Subway Lunch! 6" Sub, cookie & a drink for $8.50. Please place your orders via Flexischools if possible please. If you are unable or would prefer to order in person, please print out and return the form attached (also available at the Front Office). ... Please place your orders by Tuesday November 10. This will be a different sports day to normal as we are unable to have parent spectators. We do have a limited number of volunteer positions to help with Subway Lunch orders and a few other jobs if you would like to be involved. Please contact the front office if you are interested. See more

18.01.2022 Year 7 Graduation Don’t forget to book up to 6 tickets (not including your graduating student!) using the Eventbrite link. It is an outdoor event so we are hoping the weather will be brilliant on the night! ... All information and the link has been emailed and sent home as a paper copy. Please let us know if you are having any problems booking and we can do it manually for you. Thanks!

17.01.2022 Hi everyone! Skoolbag has just had a major update - you need to update your app on your phone and log in again for it to work. Thanks!

17.01.2022 Hey superstar lego creators! The Nairne Lockdown lego masters is back! Because we will be spending so much time at home, why not design your dream house! Maybe there could be a water slide into a giant pool or perhaps an awesome castle? Whatever you dream up get a parent or carer to post your ideas here. We will have a look on Monday by 4pm to award some Nairne Lego Masters certificate to some of the awesome designs. Take care everyone! Kathy

17.01.2022 End of Term 3 Casual Day! Friday Sept 25 Wear something bright to celebrate spring and end of term!... Gold Coin Donation Proceeds to community koala care programs 2.15 Dismissal

15.01.2022 $1 uniform unclaimed lost property sale this week! Last day of school casual day theme is school is out for summer money goes to Sonia our world vision child. No tuck on Friday - early dismissal at 2:15pm! ... Have an awesome week!

15.01.2022 Have a fabulous holiday! See you in 2021!

14.01.2022 Yr 7 Graduation info: students to arrive by 5:45, other attendees must either scan or sign in at FLAGPOLES prior to moving to oval. Please do not attend if sick and stay 1.5 metres away from others not with your group. Thanks!

14.01.2022 SAPSASA events have been canceled this week.

13.01.2022 Just a reminder that we are unable to have parents and family members attend assemblies due to COVID restrictions. Thank you for supporting our school health!

12.01.2022 Hi Lego Fans! This weekend’s challenge is... Build a house! It could be a log cabin, skyscraper, castle or mansion. Maybe it could look like a house from the other side of the world? Maybe it could be a house boat or a tree house? Have fun! Upload a photo on this post by 5pm Monday (because I posted it late this time!)

12.01.2022 Year 2-5 Swimming timetable for week 8. Please remember this year we are unable to have parent spectators due to COVID restrictions.

12.01.2022 Just a quick reminder that School Photos are happening during Week 3! If you have not returned your School photo order form (we need this if you have placed an order or not) to the Front Office, please do so before week 3. If you cannot locate it or are unsure if you have or not, please call or drop in to the front office to collect a new one. Thanks! School Photos will be happening on the following Dates:... Mon Aug 3 - Preschool (and sibling photos if there is a school-age sibling and you have ordered a sibling photo) Wed Aug 5 - School (and school-age only Sibling photos) Thu Aug 6 - Preschool (and sibling photos if there is a school-age sibling and you have ordered a sibling photo) If you have any queries, please contact the school on [email protected] or 83886116.

11.01.2022 Dear Parents/Caregivers, Casual Day Although we will not have a formal end of term Casual Day this term, we realise this is something many students look forward to as part of celebrating the end of term. Therefore, *all students are welcome to come in casual clothes on Friday if they choose*. Donation for a charity is not required this term, we will discuss this aspect with student voice next term.... School Reports School reports will come home tonight and our report format is very slightly modified due to the interruptions in schooling caused by COVID-19. We wish you a happy and safe holiday break and look forward to a productive term 3 at Nairne School for all. Kind Regards, Derek Miller | Principal

11.01.2022 Dear parent/caregiver, What a roller coaster ride we have all been on for the past couple of days in particular! Well done to our whole state for abiding by lockdown rules and keeping our wider community safe.... The Premier today announced that schools and preschools will reopen to all students on Monday 23 November. As a result our Nairne Preschool Year 7 school will be open and operating as normal. We will not be offering an alternative home-based learning program. OSHC will operate as usual. Nairne School was to have a pupil free day on Monday but we have now cancelled this day and to be open for all students to attend. We have decided that our local community has been affected by the lockdown long enough and want to support our families by having Preschool and school available for children to attend. As the Chief Public Health Officer said, just because the hard lockdown is being lifted does not mean that the risks associated with COVID-19 have passed. As a result we will minimise the number of people coming and going from our site. Wherever possible, please drop and collect your child at the school boundary and maintain the appropriate physical distance from other adults. More information on excursions, events and sporting activities, and use of masks will be available soon. Thank you very much for your support over the last couple of days. We look forward to having your child back at Nairne Preschool Year 7 school on Monday. Regards, Derek and Kathy

10.01.2022 What does your child need? If children feel unwell, they should stay home to rest. A sore throat, headache, runny nose, body aches, fever and/or a cough all ...point to the same thing: kids shouldn't be at school. So keep them at home and let them take what they need to feel better (whether that's or ).

09.01.2022 Week 10 already... the students finish the term on Friday (3:15pm). We hope to see a rainbow of colour on this day! Take care *Feel free to join in the fun from home too...post a photo of you in your Cheerful Clothes in the comments!

09.01.2022 Hi everyone! This weekend’s lego challenge is... Build a rabbit! It could be a normal rabbit or an Easter Bunny. Be creative! ... Remember to add some details to your backgrounds. Post your picture on this post by 5pm Sunday! Have a great weekend! Kathy See more

08.01.2022 Here’s a blast from the past! Tomorrow’s tuck! Flexi schools is still working and you can order online. Please make sure that you update and log into skoolbag over the next couple of days so you can continue to get messages from the school. Thanks!

05.01.2022 . A lot of warnings have been issued for children to stay off social media, specifically Tik Tok, d...ue to a graphic self harm video that’s circulating. While we do recommend that parents monitor their children or keep them off the platform, it's a band-aid solution for a long-term issue due to the fact that distressing videos constantly circulate online. Instead we would like to encourage all parents and guardians to -: 1 . Understand that they will most likely use it, whether you understand the appeal or not. Ask them what apps they use, find out why they like those apps. Start a dialogue so you can start understanding why it’s important to them. The more you understand about it, the more you can stay across it. 2 . If you know what apps they’re using, help them make their profile as secure as possible, whether it’s TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitch or Reddit (the list is endless). You can do this with the help of this eSafety Commissioner guide: www.esafety.gov.au/key-issues/esafety-guide 3 . Be open and willing to listen. Make them aware of Kids Helpline Official (1800 55 1800), Beyond Blue (1300 22 4636), headspace (headspace.org.au) and Lifeline (13 11 14) so they know they have a place to contact if they don’t feel comfortable approaching you. 4 . Kids often create a social media profile that they make visible to you, but keep their actual profile under a fake name hidden from you. Again, this is why we encourage you to talk to your child openly and honestly. 5 . If your child watches YouTube videos, please be aware there's no guarantee that this content will be safe for kids. People can easily edit distressing videos for kids that slip through the filters. If you can't monitor your child on YouTube then let them watch Netflix kids instead as it has stronger filters. SBS and ABC iview are both free alternatives for children’s online content. The Office of the eSafety Commissioner is a great resource for parents, guardians and kids: www.esafety.gov.au

04.01.2022 We had a great Book Week Celebration today at Nairne School with all our "Curious Creatures & Wild Minds"! We had a wonderful dance performance and a reading of one of our favourite Book Week Books "When Billy was a Dog" by Kirsty Murray. We've including a small number of photos to showcase some of the great costumes worn by both students and staff! Next week's newsletter will have special feature on Book Week with more!

03.01.2022 COVID-19 School Closure Update *updated* Dear parent/caregiver, ... Today the Premier announced a 6 day statewide lockdown starting at midnight tonight (Wednesday 18 November) through to midnight Tuesday 24 November. Only the children of essential workers and vulnerable children will be able to attend school or preschool / child care. A skeleton staff will provide supervision but not a learning program for the remainder of this week. If your child needs to attend, we will be here for them. School operating hours will be the same as normal 8.45am-3.15pm. If possible, please drop and collect students in the "D", and tell them to report to the front office - classrooms will not be open. For the foreseeable future, parents are once again requested to remain offsite during dropoff and pickup. All students have been asked to take home books and anything they need to continue their learning from home. More information on learning programs will be provided early next week, as we work our way through the new COVID-19 directions. All South Australians are making sacrifices to ensure our community remains as safe as possible. We appreciate that this is a significant undertaking for you and your family. Your child’s teacher, our support staff and I are here to support you where we can. Regards, Derek Miller | Principal

02.01.2022 School Disco is this Thursday! (Year 3s can choose which disco they want to come along to). This year we can’t have lots of parents in the gym because of COVID regulations, BUT we would love a few parent helpers to supervise and sell drinks and snacks and for the quick clean up after the last disco. If you are interested let me know! I need to know what you are happy to do and which disco / time would suit you! Thanks! Kathy

02.01.2022 Well done to Eyre for winning the house cup for 2020!

01.01.2022 This Friday, Sept 18, will see our final Student Free Day for the term. Staff will be undergoing training with a focus on Mathematics. Should you require OSHC services and have not booked, please contact them as soon as possible on 08 8388 0828.

01.01.2022 Dear Parents and Carers, Please find a letter and infographic from SA's Chief Public Health Officer, Professor Nicola Spurrier, in relation to advice for children attending school at the start of term 2. Department for Education... http://nairneps.sa.edu.au//Department-for-Health-letter-22

01.01.2022 Just to clarify as I have a had a couple of questions! If you normally have children at OSCH and you are an essential worker, you can bring them to before school care as normal or pick them up after school as normal. If you are an essential worker needing care who does not normally access OSCH , drop students in the D during normal drop off time so we can organise care for them - staff will be in the D to welcome students and so we can reduce the number of adults on site. ...There will not be staff in classrooms - so it is important for all children to be dropped at the ‘D’. Pick up will also be a the D in the afternoon at normal pick up time. We will be using OSCH facilities as they are more suited for looking after a wide range of ages- BUT we will not be charging parents for the normal school hours care. The school is paying for any staff members who are providing care for the children who attend during normal school hours for the next few days while the lockdown is occurring. The school is operating with a small skeleton staff, and leadership will also be on site. Sorry for any confusion! Take care and please let me know if you have any further questions!