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25.01.2022 When using Qkr! for lunch orders, it is crucial that you select from the correct menu. - If you are ordering for a primary student, please order from the primary menu - If you are ordering for a secondary student, please order from the secondary menu... The menus are the same, but the location is important for our morning collation process. For more Qkr! hints and tips, read here: https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au/news/qkr-hints-tips/

24.01.2022 Due to COVID-19 many Christmas carol events have been cancelled this year, including the annual pilgrimage of the REC choir singing to the residents of our local nursing homes. In place of the many cancelled events around town, local Adelaide radio station SAFM will be hosting a "virtual" carols evening and the REC choir has been invited! The vocal group, led by director Ms Rice, recorded their song just before lockdown and we can’t wait for you to hear it! Listen out for th...em singing All I Want for Christmas is You this Saturday 28 November on SAFM from 6pm. www.hit.com.au/adelaide/win/safm-christmas-carols-164564 https://www.facebook.com/events/1323664327977199 #safmcarols

24.01.2022 2020 7-12 Yearbook Start Your Collection Now Have you ordered your 7-12 yearbook yet? Just $20 to start or add to your yearbook collection. Order via Qkr! by the end of this term; copies will be available for collection in January 2021. Select School Payments/Other Payments/Year Books. 13th November 2020 https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au//2020-7-12-yearbook-star/

21.01.2022 PE Week Casual Day, Tuesday 17 November PE Week at Reynella East College promotes and celebrates a healthy and active lifestyle, while recognising the importance of Health and Physical Education in the Australian Curriculum. Our Colour Fun Run officially launches PE Week at REC, which will see a range of sports and activities offered to students across the college. Each lunch time, staff will take on students in Years 7-11 in sports such as basketball, netball, volleyball and... dodgeball. On Tuesday and Thursday lunch time, the bottom oval will be transformed into a target games and sports bonanza for all students in Years R-6 to get involved. Primary classes will also participate in tennis clinics throughout the week. On Tuesday 17 November we will hold a casual dress day and all students and staff are encouraged to come dressed in clothes of their favourite sporting team. Those wearing casual clothes that day will be asked to donate a gold coin, with proceeds towards the new gym facilities. 12th November 2020 See more

21.01.2022 Thank you to everyone that has supported the Stage 1 Health’s Share The Dignity It’s In The Bag Drive. Last week, students started to sort and bag donations. Currently they have put together 22 complete bags that will be donated to Share the Dignity to make a significant difference to females experiencing homelessness and hardship due to domestic violence and other determinants. Students are still collecting donations until this Thursday 26th November and are still in need ...of essential items to complete bags: Shampoo and conditioner Toothbrushes and toothpaste Soap or body wash Roll on deodorant Sealed period products Items can continue to be donated into the learning community drop boxes or Student services.

20.01.2022 End of Year Reminders As the school year is coming to an end, a few reminders: Medication... We highly recommend that all student medication is collected before the end of or on the last day of the school term. Access to medication will not be available after this time, until school returns for 2021. Medications such as Ritalin will not be given to students to take home as they are required to be collected by an adult. Lost Property Lost property is still piling up! Please have a look in Student Services to claim any lost items. Anything left at the end of term will be disposed of or donated to charity. Library All books borrowed by Year 10/11 students are due back this Friday 27 November (Week 7) All other student books are due back by next Friday 4 December (Week 8) https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au/news/end-of-year-reminders/

20.01.2022 Colour Run For a full report including photos and fundraising tally, head to the original article on our website: https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au/news/colour-run-highlights/ Watch the highlights video here: https://fb.watch/202-2g3LZz/ School Fun-Run

13.01.2022 NAIDOC Week Congrats to Jazmin F for her winning entry in our NAIDOC Week natural art competition for primary students. Read the full story on how we celebrated the week and see all the pictures here: https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au/news/naidoc-week/

09.01.2022 STEM Industry Presentations SA Power Networks (original article and photos here: https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au//stem-industry-presentat/) For the past year Jessica Newbury and Travis Laxton have been running an industry linked education program with the Year 9 STEM classes. Students were fortunate enough to have a video conference with leaders from SA Power Networks (Caitlyn McDonald, Brett Hughes, Christopher Rowe, Harry Pavlou, and Rod Iremonger) where they were give...n an issue that they had to solve. Last week saw the conclusion of the past 9 months of work and had the leaders from SA Power Networks come and see the students’ work. The leaders were very impressed with what the students had come up with and congratulated them on their critical and creative thinking and how they were able to work as a team to create alternative solutions to their issues. Between the teachers and SA Power Networks we gave out the following awards to students: Ideas Award (Students that were able to consistently think about the issues and come up with consecutive create answers): Daniel C & Jack S Teamwork Award (Students that banded together and showed great mateship inside and outside of the allotted class time for the task): Lucy M, Stephen B , Sarah H Academy Award (Students that were able to add some drama and cinematography to their final videoed presentation): Steven H, Christian B, Liam Kl, Andrew M Sustainability Award (Students that came up with a solution that was the bet for the environment): Hannah G, Tameika L, Kobi G, Oliver S Innovation Award (Students that had come up with the most creative solution to the issue that was given): Sam T, Harry P, Kai G, Aina A Encouragement Award (Students that are on the cusp of greatness and deserve an award for going above and beyond what is expected): Dylan S, Dylan M, Muskaan A This project has highlighted the engagement, deep STEM learning and real-world experience that can be brought to education from industry. Hopefully this relationship and many more can be made in different industrial sectors. Click on an image to view the photo gallery: Travis Laxton Innovations in Technology Leader 12th November 2020 See more

07.01.2022 REC Collection Term 4 Edition Out Now Term 4 student magazine The REC Collection is out now. Our student writers have worked to a very short timeline this term and done a wonderful job again, thanks to the leadership of editor Lucy M and guidance from Mr Bradley.... Pour a cuppa and enjoy the magazine here: https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au//rec-collection-term-4-e/ 01st December 2020

07.01.2022 Coastal Exploration Year 10 Geography students examined part of our state’s magnificent coastline earlier this term. They travelled to Goolwa to study coastal erosion and to research human impacts on the Adelaide shoreline.... Click on the photo gallery to see them explore the 500m wide natural dune system: https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au/news/coastal-exploration/ 26th November 2020

07.01.2022 Colour Run Today! Please remember to bring your hat, sunscreen & water bottle for the Colour Fun Run today. Students should wear old clothes (black or white t-shirts) it’s going to get messy! Gates open to spectators at 1.15pm, please bring your COVID Site Entry form and a gold coin donation. ... Looking forward to a colourful afternoon!

05.01.2022 Cupcake Challenge Year 7 Technologies students completed a successful Masterchef-style Cupcake Contest. Armed with a challenge, they extended their basic skills in cooking to select, cook and decorate their own cupcakes in small groups.... Teams were successful in their problem solving skills to produce their cupcake contenders. Catherine Cook Home Economics & Design Technology Teacher 01st December 2020 https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au/news/cupcake-challenge/

04.01.2022 PE Week (original article and photos here: https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au/news/pe-week/) The Colour Run kicked off our 2020 PE Week at REC, to encourage staff and students to live a healthy and active lifestyle.... Primary students took part in sports and activities on oval at lunchtimes, as well as tennis clinics run by Tennis Australia. Secondary students had the opportunity for some healthy competition against their teachers in the popular staff vs students sports matches, cheered on by their peers. On Monday, the teachers won volleyball against the Year 9 boys 2 sets to 0. Teachers also took out the basketball game on Tuesday by 2 points. However students got their revenge on Wednesday by beating the teachers’ netball team by 5 goals. Staff got into the spirit of the week with themed dress ups each day. Their 80s retro sports attire were a sight to behold, and the whole school joined in on Tuesday with a favourite sports team casual day, with donations going to the new gym facilities. Sadly the week was cut short by the lockdown, but this fun and inclusive week will encourage us to be active all year round. 27th November 2020

04.01.2022 Controlling Weeds in Urban Habitat at Parkapiki (Byards Road Wetland) (original article and photos here: https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au//controlling-weeds-in-ur/) REC Encounter students have been working with Green Adelaide Education and the Natural Areas Conservation team at the City of Onkaparinga to improve the biodiversity around the Byards wetland by controlling weeds.... Parkapiki (the traditional name for the wetland) was built in 2013 to put water back into the aquifer and provide valuable urban habitat for local animal species. Over 100 species of birds have also been seen there. Leanne Lawrence (City of Onkaparinga) and Rob Wallace (Green Adelaide Education hosted at the City of Onkaparinga) are working with Mr Dutton who teaches the Encounter group. The students have spent several lessons over a number of weeks removing an invasive weed called Fumitory (Fumaria sp.), which smothers the local native plants. Their regular efforts have made quite a difference to the stretch of path in the centre of the wetland and Mr Dutton is looking forward to expanding the project to include other classes next year. 30th November 2020

02.01.2022 Discontinued Uniform Items For Sale & Holiday Trading Hours For all the details go to our website newsfeed here: https://www.reynellaec.sa.edu.au//uniform-shop-sale-items/