1. Leaders at Iona Public School Victoria, Harry, Tim, Lucinda, Clinton, Emma Charlotte. AFRICAN DAY Iona P.S

2. Where Does The Money Go? To buy construction materials to build classrooms for our African sister school To help buy educational supplies like books, pens, rulers etc To provide students with meals To help buy sports equipment

3. African Day Harry~ Sport Lucinda~ Chants and Games Victoria~ Videoing & Stall Management Charlotte~ Cooking Clinton & Emma~ Art Tim & Mrs Bayley~ Language & Powerpoint Presentation

4. Harry & Tom’s Activities Face painting and sport. Face painting options:I Africa Traditional African stripes Sport: Soccer Bean bag relays (signifies water carrying)

5. Victoria & Charlotte Victoria & Charlotte Charlotte On African Day I was in charge of the cooking and helped with the video Sausage sizzle (including African sausages) Making and selling biscuits Food and stall + Videoing Victoria On African Day I was in charge of video recording and I was also the stall manager. Made muffins and sale items Managed the stall + Videoing

6. Emma & Clinton We did African Art.  Tracing  Colouring (for the younger children)  Copying from templates  Drawing

7. I did South African language with my mum, Mrs Sarah Bayley  We taught students how to say basic things such as hello, goodbye and my name is.  We did a short presentation with photos from our trip last year to the school we are supporting.  We taught and videoed the whole school sending a message in Zulu to the students in South Africa. Tim

8. I did chants and games. Chant-Walking Through Africa Games-Fish in the net -Leo the lion (African version of Marco Polo) Acting-African animals Luci

10. Conclusion Everyone enjoyed a yummy lunch and homemade cakes and biscuits. The children bought some beautiful artefacts and jewellery to remember the day. The Year 6 Leaders have left the school with a culture of awareness and support for those less fortunate. WE MADE OVER $500 FOR OUR SISTER SCHOOL IN AFRICA!!!!!!!!!!