Have you seen our bee-autiful creation for the Barossa Vintage Festival Scarecrow Competition? Our ELC has been a hive of activity as the children (and their families) have been buzzy-ily building the bee and it's colony. We'd love it if you could vote for us, we are #17 (BEE-KIND) on the Scarecrow Trail https://tinyurl.com/RLSscarecrow Our bee is more than
Redeemer Lutheran School has announced its student leaders for 2021, comprising an expanded leadership group due to the school having graduating year 7 and 6 students. DArk Kirk, Xavier Broekx, Annabelle Gilder and Annique Turley (pictured left, above) will be the year 7 leaders, while Olivia Kalleske, Georgia Nietschke, Oscar Gill and Riley Prior will lead the
Redeemer Year 5 students used the Vaquform (www.vaquform.com) in the SET room for the first time in November, using their imaginations to create designs to mould into vacuum-formed shapes. The Vaquform initiative combined with using the school 3D printers in a comprehensive design process. Students designed their own 3D shapes for the Vaquform to mould around. Vaquform said
Writer and illustrator of books including Pilot and Huxley, and Anh Do’s Top Dog children’s series, Dan McGuiness, inspired Redeemer Lutheran School students to develop their creativity during the school’s Book Week celebrations. During several sessions last week and in keeping with the 2020 Book Week theme ‘Curious Creatures, Wild Minds’, Mr McGuiness collaborated with upper primary students
Redeemer Lutheran School recently celebrated National Science Week, Australia’s annual celebration of science and technology.“Children are naturally curious, which makes science an ideal subject for them to learn,” Redeemer Director of Teaching and Learning, Petrea Booth said, “Science is an active subject, with hands-on labs and experiments, making science well-suited to active younger children.”Throughout
As part of their study unit on understanding and respecting different religions, Redeemer Lutheran School year 6 students travelled from Nuriootpa to Adelaide to visit the Adelaide Hebrew Congregation synagogue and the Adelaide City Mosque. The purpose of the excursion was to develop an understanding of the beliefs and practices of the Jewish and Islamic faiths. The students are
Redeemer Lutheran school year 5 students saw how COVID-19 influences cultures in different ways recently in their regular video-link with sister school, Yasuda Elementary in Hiroshima. Redeemer year 5 students were greeted by a classroom full of mask-wearing children on their Skype call. “Whilst mask-wearing is a common practice in Japan, current COVID-19 regulations at Yasuda