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Diary Dates
ELC and Primary School
March | |
Wednesday 2 | College Tour - ELC-Year 6, 9.15am |
Thursday 3 | Year 1-5 Parent/Teacher Interviews (online via Teams) |
Wednesday 9 | College Tour - ELC-Year 6, 9.15am
Year 1-5 Parent/Teacher Interviews (online via Teams) |
Monday 14 | Adelaide Cup Day Public Holiday |
Wednesday 16 | College Tour - ELC-Year 6, 9.15am |
Wed 16 - Fri 18 | Year 5 Camp (TBC) |
Mon 21 - Wed 23 | Year 4 Camp (TBC) |
Wednesday 23 | College Tour - ELC-Year 6, 9.15am |
Friday 25 | Reception to Year 6 Sports Day, Concordia College Oval (finishes at 12.30pm) |
Wednesday 30 | College Tour - ELC-Year 6, 9.15am Reception Getting to Know You Chats and Year 6 Three-way Conferences |
April | |
Sunday 3 | Year 1 and Year 6 School Service (online) |
Wednesday 6 | College Tour - ELC-Year 6, 9.15am |
Thursday 7 | Reception Getting to Know You Chats and Year 6 Three-way Conferences |
Wednesday 13 | College Tour - ELC-Year 6, 9.15am |
Thursday 14 | Maundy Thursday Term 1 concludes, Primary School students dismissed at 1pm |
Middle and Senior School
The School Shop
General trading – no appointment required. Physical distancing rules still apply. We thank you for your patience during this time.
- Mondays: 8am - 4pm
- Wednesdays: 12.30pm - 4pm
- Thursdays: 12.30pm - 6pm
- Public Holidays - Closed
Email orders are also welcome and purchases may be collected from The School Shop during opening hours. Please email: schoolshop@concordia.sa.edu.au and include:
- your child’s name and year level
- size
- your contact details
The School Shop staff will contact you for payment and advise when your order is available to collect.
Sport Orders
If you have not been able to payments and and finalise your order by 4pm on Thursday 24 February, please email The School Shop.
Uniform Orders
We still have a number of uniform orders ready for collection. Students in Years 7-12 have been emailed advice to collect their order. Parents have been emailed for students in ELC-Year 6.
Secondhand Clothing
If you have uniforms you no longer need, they may be donated or sold on consignment in The School Shop (click to download a secondhand uniforms consignment form).
Please note:
- Blazers and winter skirts/pinafores must be dry cleaned with a receipt attached.
- Jumpers must be washed using a wool wash detergent.
- All other items must be in good condition, stains removed, washed and ironed ready for sale.
- Summer hats must be hand washed.
- Any uniform items in need of repair e.g. broken zips, seams unstitched, missing buttons, etc. must be repaired prior to acceptance for sale. Buttons are sold in The School Shop.
- Garments presented on hangers are preferred.
- Old logo and discontinued styles – uniforms with the old school logo and discontinued styles are no longer saleable in The School Shop but can be dropped off for overseas charity donation.
![A graphic showing the old logos compared to the current Concordia College logo](https://www.concordia.sa.edu.au/uploads/Newsletters/2021-Term-4/Archive-B/Old-New-Logos.jpeg)
Public Notices & Events
- Fullarton Park Community Centre is presenting a discussion group with Mark Le Messurier, 2022 South Australian Senior of the Year, on the topic of 'Family, Parenting and Childrearing'. The group will take place on Wednesday 16 March. Bookings are essential due to COVID-19 guidelines. Numbers will be limited. Please advise if you are unable to attend as there may be a wait list. QR Code check-in and masks apply.
Download a flyer for more information. | To register, phone 8372 5180 or email Pam Dale at the City of Unley. - Fullarton Park Community Centre is presenting a free seminar with Mark Le Messurier, 2022 South Australian Senior of the Year, on the topic of 'Dealing with big feelings'. The seminar will take place on Monday 28 March. Bookings are essential due to COVID-19 guidelines. Numbers will be limited. Please advise if you are unable to attend as there may be a wait list. QR Code check-in and masks apply.
Download a flyer for more information. | To register, phone 8372 5180 or email Pam Dale at the City of Unley. - The City of Unley is running a free program called Mapping the Family for older people and their families to create art, poetry and memory books. Participants receive free workshops with artist James Parker and writer Amelia Walker. This November, they will present an exhibition promoting positive representations of growing older. Exhibition participation is optional. For more information, email poetryisdangerous@gmail.com and arty@jameswparker.com.au