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OAS NewsletterVolume: 37 Folio: 9 Sept 21 2020

The excitement returns!

Inside this issue...

2 Principal’s Update

5 Migration Museum

7 Science & Environment

11 Sports

12 Presentation Night

14 Community Notices

Calendar Dates

October

Week 1MON

12 Student Free Day

TUE

13 First Day of Term 4

Week 2MON

19 School Photos

During the COVID restriction of terms one and two the students were unable to go on excursions and undertake sporting events.It’s been a great relief to see students again attening a number of competitions across football, volleyball, netball, soccer, basketball and even our first chess tournament. Equally a number of excursions have been undertaken to the Oakbank Kindergarten, Migration Museum, plays at Her Majesty’s Theatre, the Childcare Centre and studying orchids and bush ecology at Mount Crawford. Our Duke of Edinburgh classes have been participating in camps and community service. Each of these opportunities connect student learning to the real-world, creating the rich tapestry that is modern education. It’s great to see the students enjoying these activities again.

Principal’s Update

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First Day of Term 4 - Student Free DayThe School Council has approved a Student Free Day for the first Monday of Term 4 October 12. Staff will be undertaking training focusing on Student Ownership of Learning. Please remember the first day for student attendance will be Tuesday October 13.

Presentation NightPlease join us on Presentation Night to celebrate the graduation of our Year 6 and Year 12 students as well as acknowledge the students who have achieved across the range of academic, social, sporting and leadership fields.

The 2020 Presentation Night will be held on Friday November 20. We have moved to a Friday night to accommodate the Year 12 Formal that was postponed and will

now be held on Thursday the November 19 at Mount Lofty Summit. Due to COVID restrictions this will be a ticketed event controling the number of audience members that can attend. This shouldn’t be too restrictive as, following requirements, we can fit 184 adults in the Hall. More details on how to book will be distributed early next term. Additionally, we are investigating the live-streaming of the event, so if we sell out you will be able to view it from your lounge chair. More details to follow.

FacilitiesEvery time I walk into the yard there seems to be another set of trades working on our facilities! Currently this includes finalising the courtyard in front of Home Economics and upgrade of the Whimpress toilets. Next week work begins on replacing the Whimpress roof which should be completed before Term 4 starts.

Next Term some of the buildings that HCCS are occupying will be demolished and then the front driveway will have new curbing and asphalt installed which will extend through the Christmas holidays.

Please be assured safety considerations are the school’s top priority and contractors are experienced in maintaining the safety of the students. Equally we are minimising interruptions to learning during these works.

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Term 4Starts

Tues Oct 13

Student Free Day

Mon Oct 12

Presentation Night

Fri Nov 20

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OSHCI’m excited to announce that we have a new Director in the OSHC. Ruby Goodeve has taken up the role and is focussed on developing the learning program and facilities for children and parents. It is pleasing to see the numbers increasing so that the activities undertaken can be more diverse.

SATAC ApplicationsYear 12 students applying to attend University or TAFE in 2020 need to have completed their applications online by the end of this term. This is the first but important milestone that minimises the application fees and still allows for flexibility in choices after this date.

If you are unsure of the process, or whether to apply at all, please contact Kirsty Rogers at the school.

Brekkie Club

Pikelets for families available from

8:15amBarrista coffees/chais available to parents from

8:30 am to 9:45am

On Friday mornings Brekkie Club

is serving hot pikelets!

All students & parents welcome!We hope to We hope to

see you there! see you there!

Vocational Education and Training (VET) CoursesApplications for 2020 VET courses also need to be completed by the end of this term so that schools can finalise the courses they will be running.If you have an application form, please return it as soon as possible. If you don’t have a form but intend enrolling in a VET course, please contact Kirsty Rogers to access the appropriate paperwork.

Regards Bruce Oerman

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To help us give your child the very best education, we’re asking parents and guardians to complete a survey on a few key topics.

The survey closes Friday 25 September and will take no more than 10 minutes.It’s confidential and you can complete it here:

https://educationsa.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eJ3AXNw9lsJQcdL?RID=CGC_WEmy J2Wv8Jksg8E&Q_CHL=email

Thank you – we appreciate your support in completing this survey.

Regards, Bruce Oerman | Principal, Oakbank Area School

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Migration Museum & Democracy Walk

HASS

Students discovered plaques and sculptures that highlight some of the key people and events that shaped the development of democracy in South Australia.

They engaged in ‘unpacking histories’ at the migration museum and were able to work as historians and curators with real evidence to examine, research and record the lives of several South Australians and their 20th and 21st century immigration stories.

Kat Thompson

On Thursday September 10 students in year 7 were taken on an excursion led by Kat Thompson and Sam Nicholson to the Migration Museum and Democracy Walk in Adelaide.

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The Native Orchid Society of South Australia (NOSSA) and ForestrySA provided a select group of students from years 8-11 a wonderful opportunity to learn about plant science during a field trip to Mount Crawford Forest Reserve.

Students learnt how to identify some common and endangered orchids out in the field and also use the Wild Orchid Watch app on their phones.

Despite the rainy day, students enjoyed the opportunity to be out of the classroom learning about bush ecology.

We want to thank NOSSA and FSA for sponsoring the bus and providing OAS students with this unique opportunity.

For further info

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The Year 12’s are doing their investigative practical, and are measuring the effect of salinity on spring onion growth. From Left to right we have lower to higher saline content of the water. It looks impressive and brightens up the science labs!

Inta Chambers

Salinity Experiment

Yr 12 Science

Flinders University is offering a new Year 11 grades admission pathway and Preference Counselling online.At the online year 12 Preference Counselling you’ll have the opportunity to find out more about your career options, course selection, pathway options, how to apply, and much more.You can also watch our on-demand presentations and head to the networking lounge to chat online to student advisors. This is available 10 am - 5:30 pm Monday to Friday.

Preference Counselling

Sturt Rd, Bedford Park South Australia 5042

more information can be found at:

flinders.edu.au/year12

Important information to note:

• You’ll need to apply to SATAC before 30 September 2020

• Complete the online form by 25 September 2020

• Conditional offers sent from 23 October 2020 onwards

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Two Adelaide University students attended Oakbank to inspire our year 8s! The Future of STEM workshop focused on the important skills needed for STEM jobs.

The years 8s learnt how STEM graduates are working to overcome global challenges, solve real-world problems and develop solutions for the future. Scientists have even developed a way to transform a spinach leaf into beating human heart tissue.

We hope that the year 8s are inspired to investigate the possibilities that STEM can give them.

Clarissa Whiting and Emily Playford Year 8 Science Teachers

adelaide.edu.au/stem

Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths

The Future of STEM Workshops

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Chess Tournament

Sports

In this rapid style competition of seven rounds, one Oakbank student (Marlowe Jones) finished equal first winning 6 out of 7 rounds and placed second overall (due to count-back). Asher Oldfield was successful in 5 out of 7 games while all four students were able to walk away with a win, an exceptional result.

This marks the first time Oakbank has competed in this Chess competition and I am very proud of our students and how they represented our school as they enthusiastically introduced themselves to new faces from various schools. They each showed patience, strategic and creative thinking as well as calmness under pressure.

This year Oakbank students have been encouraged to come along to Chess Club held every Wednesday and run by educator Kat Thompson during lunchtime in the library. Playing chess provides students with an exciting opportunity to problem solve, strategise and meet like-minded people. The community and school spirit displayed by Oakbank students allowed everyone present to have a fantastic and memorable time.

Kat Thompson

On Thursday, 17th of September, four Oakbank students successfully participated in a Chess tournament at Norton Summit Primary School. Year 7 Marlowe Jones and Charlie Hubbert along with Year 4 Asher Oldfield and Reece Le Couter competed against students from Norton Summit PS, Basket Range PS, Uraidla PS, Lobethal PS, and Lenswood PS.

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You are cordially invited to attend Oakbank Area School’s

2020

Presentation Night on

Friday, 20 November 6.30pm for a 7pm start

in the EC Wilson Hall

Please join us to celebrate student achievements

and officially farewell our Year 12 Class of 2020.

To reserve your seats, please respond to this invitation before Monday 16 November, by

emailing Nyleta.Rogers746@schools.sa.edu.au

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Oakbank Area School’s

2020 Presentation Night

on

Friday, 20 November 6.30pm for a 7pm start

in the EC Wilson Hall

Please join us to celebrate student achievements

and officially farewell our Year 12 Class of 2020.

To reserve your seats, please respond to this invitation before Monday 16 November, by

emailing Nyleta.Rogers746@schools.sa.edu.au

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On Wednesday September 2, our open boys basketball team faced off against Mount Barker High School and Birdwood in a local competition played at our home court. It was fantastic to see how well the team came together with boys ranging from years 8-12, showing excellent sportsmanship and team bonding. Some students had not played basketball competitively before and whilst we did not win, we came remarkably close only losing to Birdwood by 11 points. I was extremely impressed with the attitude of each player and their determination to practice and improve their game. The players included year 12’s Jett Sinnott, Jaz Scott, and Corey King. The year 11’s includes: Luqman Mohd Yusof, Karl Ballon. Year 10, Oscar Smith, Year 9 Jesse Mackowiack and Year 8s, Ryan Taskas and Isaac Pretious. Coach: Kat Thompson

We now look forward to a game against Urrbrae Agricultural High School on September 23 and further competitions with the 8/9 team next term.

On Thursday August 6, our Open Girls Volleyball team faced off against competing schools at Marden (Mars Stadium). Guided by their coach Kat Thompson and assisted by the open girl’s formidable captain Sharice Potter, the day was met with some success. Most players were newcomers to the sport, so our shared goal was to develop our skills in preparation for the tournament. They trained hard, twice a week and sometimes after school to improve their skills within a three-week period.

We won our first match against Cornerstone Collage and were looking strong heading into the second game. We made it to the finals round but had to pull out due to injuries. The girls played against schools that have been competing together since year 8 and were able challenge themselves and show resilience. Despite the loss we were clearly a better team as we had less mistakes and played our hearts out.

Open Boys Basketball

Sports

Open Girls Volleyball

Open Girls Volleyball team: Sharice Potter, Pauline Evangelista,

Kailey Matthews, Shenzy Salon, Anna Beer, Louise Umali, Kira

Fanning and Rebekah Osborne.

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All Players of all ages welcome Hot Shots, Orange Ball

Saturday Junior & Senior Competition Tuesday Nights Mixed Doubles Senior Competition

Hot Shots and Junior Coaching by Scott & Olivia Hughes

Email players@lobethaltennisclub.org to register your interest.

Community Notices, Sports & Holiday Activities

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Come and learn how to make candle lit paper and cane lanterns for our upcoming Lantern Festival on Nov 14. Make pyramid, curved or original shaped lanterns to light 2-3 sessions are required depending on size on lantern. NO PARADE this year, we will hang all lanterns in Alec Johnston Park and light at dusk with music.

Limited spaces, for bookings:https://www.trybooking.com/BLJQZ

We are also offering workshops at the : Mt Barker Community Centre 2 sessions: simple lanternshttps://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/school-holiday-lantern-mak-ing-workshop-tickets-119370693959 There is also LANTERN WORKSHOPS IN TERM 4Saturday afternoons at the Hahndorf Institutehttps://www.trybooking.com/BLJQZand Wednesdays afternoons at Mt Barker Community Centrehttps://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/lantern-making-work-shop-tickets-119371903577

HAHNDORF LANTERN FESTSCHOOL HOLIDAY LANTERN WORKSHOPS

LANTERN WORKSHOPSSept/Oct School Holidays Mon 28th, Wed 30th Sept. Wed 7th Oct. 1-3pmFri 9th Oct 10.30am-12.30pmSaturdays afternoons: 17/10, 24/10, 31/10, 7/11 1.00-3.00pm HAHNDORF MEMORIAL INSTITUTE Supper room$12/15 per childAges 8+ (younger if parents stay)

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Notices

Onkaparinga Tennis Club Inc Johnston Memorial Park, Main Road

Balhannah, South Australia New Members Welcome!

We offer: Seniors Doubles and Traditional;

Juniors, including modified Green and Orange Ball competitions. Juniors are actively encouraged to play

in our senior competitions. Hot Shots coaching with qualified Coaches.

Midweek Tennis. Wednesday Night Social tennis.

Junior Enquires through: Rose: 0406 102 373 Senior Coordinator: Ann Marie: 0434 870 539 Night Coordinator: Jill - 8389 9290 Club Secretary/Gen. Enq.: Katie – 0415 299 349

Website: www.onkastennis.com Email: onkassecretary@gmail.com

Affiliated with Tennis SA and Hills Tennis Association c

Mt Barker United Soccer Club would like to invite interested Boys and Girls from under 11 to under 17 to try out for one of their 2021 Junior Premier League (JPL) squads.

The JPL competition run by FootballSA is widely considered the highest level of under age competition in the state. It provides players with the opportunity to challenge themselves against the best and in turn raise their own games.

Under the guidance of our qualifi ed coaches, the JPL is the best pathway to the highest levels of football. Two trainings a week, a 22 round season immersed one program is the best model for your child to improve.

For further information, contact our Coaching Director Mark McGrath on 0409 675 858.

We look forward to seeing you there...

NOTE: If you’re unable to attend the fi rst trial be sure to contact Mark McGrath directly or register by completing the “Expression of Interest” form on-line at www.mbusc.com.au >Junior Player Info>JPL

TUESDAY 13th & 20th OCTOBER

THURSDAY 15th & 22nd OCTOBER

5pm - 6.15pmCornerstone College

68 Adelaide Rd, Mt. Barker

SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN

Get up close to some fascinating creepy crawlies. Kirsten will introduce the children to a variety of invertebrates so they develop an understanding and appreciation of the natural world.

The Hills Environment Centre is proudly supported by

the Hills & Fleurieu Landscape Board and Green Adelaide

WHEN: Wednesday October 7th 10am – 11 am WHERE: Hills Environment Centre, 4 Crescent Drive, Norton Summit COST: $5 per child. Bookings are essential

Suitable for ages 5 – 12 yrs. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

To book, email valhunt@ahnrc.org

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SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES

SPRING 2020Bookings: adelaidehillscouncil.eventbrite.com

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SPRING 2020

Make, Bake, Create

Enjoy school holiday fun at home and here at the library

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL FOR KITS & ACTIVITIES

BOOKINGS AVAILABLE ONLINE FROM 10am 14 SEPTEMBER AT: mbcl.eventbrite.com.au

CHOCOLATE MUG CAKE MIX Collect your cake mix from the library, and bake at home

CROSS STITCH SEWING KIT Collect your kit and cross stitch your name initial

RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP FOR TEENS At the library – Thursday 8 October, 1.30pm – 3.30pm Ages 14+

CRAFTY CARDS KIT Make your own birthday cards to give or send to your family and friends

CANVAS PAINTING KIT (based on the art of Richard Rogers) Collect your kit, create a masterpiece at home

GLITTER HEARTS TABLETOP GAME Come in and enjoy this role-playing game Friday 9 October, 1.30pm – 4.30pm Ages 11+

MAKE A MONSTER GAME KIT Make your own monster themed game to play with your family and friends

STAR GAZING KIT Contains craft activities and ideas to help identify the constellations in the night sky

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BYOD Options

BYOD Handbook

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) refers to technology models where students bring a

personally-owned device to school for the purpose of learning. Our BYOD model is a

“light-touch” or “open” model where students are able to access the school’s wireless

network with their personal devices (laptops and tablets) during the school day (with

classroom teacher approval) allowing students to access our Learning Management

System, filtered internet, printing and to collaborate with others.

Oakbank Area School is committed to moving

students forward in a contemporary learning

environment and many families have already

chosen this option for their child. Having a

BYOD program enables OAS to create a

sustainable way for the school to have every

student with access to a device.

A device in the hands of every student

extends and enriches learning by:

• Shifting instruction towards student

centred learning, where inquiry and

authentic learning are emphasized.

• Focusing on contemporary leaning,

including critical and creative thinking,

collaboration, communication, self-

direction, global and cultural

awareness.

• Using online learning tools and digital

content.

• Increasing student engagement through

ICT.

• Creating learning opportunities;

anytime, anywhere.

From 2020, our existing optional BYOD model for

Years 7-12 will be expanded, with all year 8s

being asked to have a BYOD laptop in class by

Term 3 2020. This will extend into Year 9 in 2021

and onwards. The BYOD program continues to be

open to all year levels from Year 7 onwards to

participate.

If a student does not already own a suitable

electronic device, there are two* options

available:

1. Recommended Laptops

Choose from two selected laptop models

that meet school requirements.

www.hpshopping.com.au/oakbankbyod

2. Supply your own BYOD laptop

Bring an existing laptop or source your

own.

Principal’s Laptop Access Scheme

In exceptional circumstances, should you have

financial impediments to accessing a laptop for

your child, please enquire with the Principal

about applying for our Principal’s Laptop Access

Scheme, where a laptop may be provided during

school times for limited numbers of students.

Having a Bring Your Own Device program enables Oakbank Area School to create a sustainable way for the school to have every student with access to a device. OAS is committed to moving students forward in a contemporary learning environment and many families have already chosen this option for their child.

A device in the hands of every student extends and enriches learning by:

• Shifting instruction towards student centred learning, where inquiry and authentic learning are emphasized.

• Focusing on contemporary leaning, including critical and creative thinking, collaboration, communication, self-direction, global and cultural awareness.

• Using online learning tools and digital content. • Increasing student engagement through ICT.• Creating learning opportunities; anytime, anywhere.

From 2020, our existing optional BYOD model for Years 7-12 will be expanded, with all year 8s being asked to have a BYOD laptop in class by Term 3 2020. This will extend into Year 9 in 2021 and onwards. The BYOD program continues to be open to all year levels from Year 7 onwards to participate.

If a student does not already own a suitable electronic device, there are two* options available:

1 Recommended Laptops - HP BYOD PortalChoose from two HP laptop models (Touch & non-touch) selected by the school with 3 years warranty and the option of accidental damage protectionhpshopping.com.au/oakbankbyod

2 Supply your own BYOD laptop

Purchase a device from your preferred resellet - please refer to our BYOD Handbook for minimum specification requirements and advice

Our updated BYOD Handbook,

with full specifications, recommendations and

details, is available at oakbankas.sa.edu.au/

byod-program or from the front office

Recommended laptops - HP BYOD Portal

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Oakbank Area School has partnered with HP to identify the most optimal learning devices for our students. Two devices have been selected based on price, specifications, commercial-grade construction and longevity of use. Students and friends of the school are able to buy directly from HP via our school’s BYOD Portal. Prices are correct at June 2020 - please check on the portal for current pricing after July 01 2020.

HP Probook x360 435 G7 (Touch) • AMD Ryzen™ 5 4500U APU with Radeon™ Graphics

(2.3 GHz base clock, up to 4 GHz max boost clock, 8 MB L3 cache, 6 cores) • 8 GB DDR4-3200 SDRAM • 256GB PCIe® NVMe™ M.2 Value SSD • 13.3" diagonal FHD IPS eDP WLED-backlit touch screen with

Corning® Gorilla® Glass 5 (1920 x 1080)

With 3 Years NBD Warranty with Accident Protection $ 1443.50

With only 3 Years NBD Warranty $ 1312.27

13.3” Orbus Hard Hardsided Work-In Case $ 53.73

HP Probook 435 G7 (Non-Touch)

• Intel® Core™ i5-10210U processor with Intel® UHD Graphics 620 (1.6 GHz up to 4.2 GHz with Intel® Turbo Boost, 6 MB L3 cache, 4 cores)

• 8 GB DDR4-2666 SDRAM • 256 GB PCIe® NVMe™ SSD • 13.3" diagonal HD SVA WLED-backlit non-touch (1366 x 768)

With 3 Years NBD Warranty with Accident Protection $ 1266.49

With only 3 Years NBD Warranty $ 1086.09

13.3” Orbus Hard Hardsided Work-In Case $ 53.73

3 Year Warranty included Both laptops are covered under a 3-year Next Business Day* (NBD) onsite warranty. Warranty covers manufacturer’s defects and failures that occur during normal use of the laptop. Warranties do not cover negligence, abuse or malicious damage. Most laptops purchased from retailers have 1 year warrantys. *NBD service is dependent on parts availability.

Option for Accidental Damage Protection (ADP) (Highly Recommended) Accidental damage is defined as physical damage to a product caused by or resulting from a sudden and unforeseen incident, provided such damage occurs in the course of regular use. Cover includes liquid spills in or on the unit, drops, falls, and electrical surges, as well as damaged or broken LCDs and broken parts. We highly recommend taking out the accidental Damage Protection (ADP) option. This cost is approximately one-third of the cost of a screen replacement (including labour) on some models.

ADP is limited to 3 claims over 3 years. There is a $0 excess fee per claim. Upon complete product replacement, ADP agreement terminates. Purchaser can buy ADP cover again that will align to warranty expiry.

HP ADP Product Disclosure Statement www.hp.com.au/carepack/pds.

Making a warranty or ADP claim The School’s ICT Services will be the first point of contact for any issues (Warranty or ADP) so they can be assessed and logged as soon as possible. Parents may also log warranty jobs directly with HP. Repairs will be performed onsite by HP Technicians – no need to wait at home or travel to a repairer.

Good all-round device

(non-touch)

Use code Oakbank5% to activate this pricing

2 in 1 Convertible

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* see the BYOD Handbook for details of the Principals Laptop Access scheme.