During 2010, Ron and Pam conducted R.E. assemblies in 86 schools. They conducted 56 school assemblies at the
Gold Coast in 32 schools covering about 18 000 children over three and a half weeks.. Teachers and principals frequently
respond with comments such as,
"excellent" and "brilliant" They make superlative comments about
the high attention level of the children and the high quality of
management of the assembly. If Ron and Pam are given 30 minutes,
the program will consist of a 12 minute ventriloquial doll skit with
"Will" pictured above and 18 minutes of chalkboard story telling.
If they are given 40 to 45 minutes the program may include catchy and
"cool" songs that teach and an amazing whiteboard presentation that
kids love.
Recent Comments from RE teachers, staff and students
Schools Visited in 2008 to 2011 | NSW | Qld | Total | | 2008 | 33 | 25 | 58 | | 2009 | 38 | 46 | 84 | | 2010 | 28 | 58 | 86 | | 2011 | 24 | | |
2011 QLD Arundel
State School
Coomera
Rivers State
School
Gaven
State School
Pacific
Pines State
School
Highland
Reserve State
School
Upper
Coomera State
College
Park
Lake State
School
Coomera
State School
Oxenford
State School
Broadbeach
State School
Surfers
Paradise State
School
Coombabah
State School
Biggera
Waters State
School
Bellevue
Park State
School
Ormeau
State School
Pimpama
State School
Worongary
State School
Gilston
State School
Robina
State School
Clover
Hill State
School
Nerang
State School
Merrimac
State School
Benowa
State School
Southport
State School
2010
QLD
Arundel
State School
Broadbeach
State School
Norfolk
Village State
School
Pacific
Pines State
School
Park
Lake State
School
Musgrave
Hill State
School
Labrador
State School
Gaven
State School
Nerang
State School
Burleigh
Heads State
School
Southport
State School
Bellevue
Park State
School
Coombabah
State School
Biggera
Waters State
School
Numinbah
Valley State
School
Robina
State School
Clover
Hill State
School
Mudgeeraba
State School
Helensvale
State School
Highland
Reserve State
School
Coomera
Springs State
School
Benowa
State School
Biggera
Waters State
School
Worongary
State School
Gilston
State School
Currumbin
Valley State
School
Tallebudgera
State School
Coolangatta
State School
Surfers
Paradise State
School
Palm Beach
State School
Elanora
State School
Currumbin
State School
Glenwood
State School
Gunalda
State School
Theebine
State School
Jones
Hill State
School
Southside
State School
Monkland
State School
Gympie
Central State
School
Rainbow beach State
School
Kia-ora
State School
St Andrews
Christian School,
Peregian Springs
Loganholme
State School
Beerburrum
State School
Mountain
Creek State
School
Beerwah
State School
Peachester
State School
Kilcoy
State School
Mary
Valley State
College
Kandanga
State School
Amamoor
State School
Maroochydore
State School
Kuluin
State School
Chancellor
State College
Pomona
State School
Currimundi
State School
Mooloolaba
State School
NEW SOUTH WALES
Macksville
Public School
Medlow
Public School
Nambucca
Valley Christian
School
Frank
Partridge Public
School
Bowraville
Central School
Nambucca
Heads Public
School
Scotts
Head Public
School
Eungai
Public School
Gundagai
Public School
Gundagai
South Public
School
Gundagai
High School
Nangus
Public School
Franklin
Public School, Tumut
Adelong
Public School
Cootamundra
Public School
E.A.
Southee Public
School, Cootamundra
Brungle
Public School
St Phillips
Christian School,
Salamander Bay
Coonabarabran
Public School
Gunnedah
Public School
Gunnedah
South Public
School
Karinya
Christian School,
Gunnedah
Bellata
Public School
Moree
Christian School
Moree
Public School
Moree
East Public
School
Pallamallawa
Public School
Bulahdelah
Central School
2009
NEW SOUTH WALES Tumut Public
School
Tumut Infant Public
School,
Franklin Public
School,
Tumut
E.A. Southee Public
School,
Cootamundra
Cootamundra Public
School
Adelong Public
School
Gundagai Public
School
Gundagai South Public
School
The Rock Central School
Yerong Creek Public
School
St Paul’s Lutheran Primary
School,
Henty
Culcairn Public
School
Gerogery Public
School
Walla
Walla Public School
Brocklesby Public
School
Hermidale Public
School
Collarenebri Public
School
Peri Bore Christian Community School, Bourke
Koinonia Christian School, Bourke
Coonabarabran Public
School
Moree East Public
School
Moree Public
School
Bullarah Public
School
Pallamallawa Public
School
Wingham Public
School
Wingham Brush Public
School
Nambucca Valley Christian School
Bowraville Public
School
Frank Partridge VC Public
School, Nambucca Heads
Nambucca Heads Public
School
Eungai Creek Public
School
Macksville Public
School
Singleton Height Public
School
King Street Public
School,
Singleton
Hunter Street Public
School, Singleton
Mt. Pleasant Public School
Jerry’s Plains Public School
Broke Public School
QUEENSLAND
Thargomindah State School
Cunnamulla Convent School
Birdsville State School
Bedourie State School
Boulia State School
Jundah State School
Longreach State School
Blackall State School
St. George State School
Loganholme State School
GOLD COAST
Ashmore State School
William Duncan State School
Labrador State School
Gaven State School
Pacific Pines State School
Highland Reserve State School
Southport State School
Arundel State School
Bellevue Park State School
Park Lake State School
Upper Coomera State College
Coomera Springs State School
Coomera State School
Oxenford State School
Broadbeach State School
Surfers Paradise State School
Coombabah State School
Biggera Waters State School
Worongary State School
Gilston State School
Robina State School
Miami State School
Clover Hill State School
Mudgeeraba State School
Nerang State School
Merrimac State School
SUNSHINE COAST AND
HINTERLAND
Mountain Creek State School
Chancellor State College
Yandina State School
Mary Valley College
Kandanga State School
Amamoor State School
Kuluin State School
Maroochydore State School
Buderim Mountain State School
Mooloolaba State School 2008
NEW SOUTH
WALES
Culburra Public
School
Singleton Height Public
School
King Street Public
School,
Singleton
Hunter Street Public
School,
Singleton
Mt. Pleasant Public School
Jerry’s Plains Public School
Milbrodale Public
School
Broke Public School visited Milbrodale Public
School
Nambucca Valley Christian School
Bowraville Public
School
Frank Partridge VC Public
School, Nambucca Heads
Nambucca Heads Public
School
Eungai Creek Public
School
Macksville Public
School
Tumut Public
School
Tumut Infant Public
School
Franklin Public
School,
Tumut
E.A. Southee Public
School,
Cootamundra
Cootamundra Public
School
Gundagai Public
School y
Gundagai South Public
School
Brungle Public
School
Inverell Public
School
Ross Hill Public
School,
Inverell
Ashford Public
School
Gilgai Public
School
Soldiers Point Public
School
Wingham Brush Public
School
Wingham Public
School
Newcastle
Biddabah Public
School
Kotara South Public
School
Mt Hutton Public School
Bel Air Public
School
QUEENSLAND
GOLD COAST
Ashmore State School
William Duncan State School
Gaven State School
Pacific Pines State School
Southport State School
Arundel State School
Bellevue Park State School
Park Lake State School
Coomera State School
Oxenford State School
Broadbeach State School
Surfers Paradise State School
Coombabah State School
Biggera Waters State School
Worongary State School
Gilston State School
Nerang State School
Benowa State School
Musgrave Hill State School
Peachester State School
Yandina State School
Kuluin State School
Maroochydore State School
Mooloolaba State School
Buderim Mountain State School
Recent Comments from Staff and RE teachers:
At the first
school, two RE ladies commented on how well what Ron taught, fitted in with
their R.E. lessons for this term (from creation to Easter). At the second
school, (a new one to us), an infant teacher said, “That was amazing! What were the chalks you were using?” and an
RE teachers said, “You are such an inspiration.” At the third
school, the Yr 7 children, who have attended our assemblies since they were in
Yr 3, came in and sat with their feet right against the stage steps such was
their keenness to listen. They would
normally sit right up the back because they were the oldest group. At the fourth school, a teacher came and spoke
in glowing terms, “That was great….the kids just love it….you have a wonderful
ministry…we receive a lot of very good feedback from both kids and teachers.”
and so the comments continued:
From a deputy principal, “That was fantastic.”
From a music teacher, “That was another fine entertaining
and educational performance.”
A male school captain of school we have visited five times,
“Thank you for your excellent presentation and for all you do at our school.”
An RE teacher speaking of a minister’s son said, “I’ve never
seen him so animated. That’s a very big
thank you, that one!” A Head of Curriculum taught both assemblies at her school,
how to say various levels of thank you in sign language and then led both
assemblies in “standing ovations” in sign language.
An R.E. co-ordinator said, “Thank you so much for your
talent. It really goes a long way. The children look forward so much to your
program and so it is a very positive thing for the whole R.E. program.”
A Deputy Principal gave Ron a huge wrap up at the senior assembly
ending in, “…great talent…..He had your attention for 45 minutes!!! (400 Yr 4
to Yr 7 children) After the infant assemble, he said to another 400 children,
“Don’t you think that was awesome…..”
A senior boy, “Cool picture!”
Children, “That was fun.”
An RE teacher, “Marvellous assembly…fantastic ministry….may
God bless the socks off you!!!”
Deputy Principal, “I was very impressed by your behaviour
this morning and I think it was because you were captivated…. That drawing was
amazing.”
RE Co-ordinator, “It was brilliant.”
RE teacher after the largest assembly with 700 children,
“That was fabulous. Just think of how many people you are influencing.”
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