Wow

We raised $301.40

Timings

11.30 - Macy & Sarah brief parents, Ollie - RAMs talk to class, Jeffrey - organise gear
11.45 - Leave
12.00 - Busking
1.00 - return

RAMs by Ollie and Jeffery

Risk Analysis and Management System

Riverdale School

LC13                             Date: 28 November 2013

Situation:  City, outside the Plaza

Analysis		Description
Undesired Event(s) Accident, injury, other forms of damage		Occupancy of Campsite and free time.
Causal Factors		People	Equipment	Environment
		Children wandering away      Children running around corners      Strangers approaching      Falling jellyfish      Getting in and out of cars      Crossing roads      Misuse of equipment	Vehicles      Benches	Concrete ground      Roads
Risk Management Strategies	Normal Operation	Children involved in safety procedures      Specific instructions      Boundaries defined      Rules to be enforced by adults      Roll check before, on arrival and on return      Teacher to be notified where pickups will take place.      1:6 or better ratio      Children wandering off to use toilet	Children seatbelted      Dropped off without having to cross road	Children not permitted to leave the group to use toilet without adult      Children must stay with group for the duration
	Emergency	Trained first aider present      Sufficient adult presence	Cars nearby      Cellphone	Bring children together      Communicate with Principal if problems occur

Song List

1. G  Haere mai
2. D  Hello baby      
3. D  3 blind jellyfish
4. C  My Grandma
5. E  Ghost of John  
6. D  Ahakama    
7. C  Cup song
8. A  Toia
9. C  Duck song
10. Lady /..?
11. G  E Te Ariki
12. G  Highland goat
13. G  Sarah - Hallelujah
14. C  Fountain
15. C  Utaina
16. D   Hokey Tokey
17. D   2 legs

Blue Hat

Busking in Town

Seek Mrs Peck's PermissionJack, Hannah, Fi, Emz, Stell
Got it

Jack and Stell - see Mrs Peck to make sure she has the RAMs and it's ok

What will we need to take?

• Tune guitar - Khobi
• Guitar / cases - Khobi-Lee, Faith
• Tambourine - Sarah
• Bongos - Ollie
• Chairs for Faith and TC
• Music stand - Sarah
• Signs - Lauren
• Tape for the guitar case - 

Who will go in what car?Dylan & Ollie to work it out - and let people know before - and work out what cars the gear will be in.

TimingsParents meet here at 11.45. Sarah & Macy
Leave at 12.00.
Suggest parking 


Get parent permissionNewsletter and permission slip, transport

Decide how we would get there.Parent transport - this would also give us parent supervision

Do we need permission from the City Council or shops? Would we have to pay?Ring the council and ask - We rang and found out we need to let the shopkeepers know.
Ring Regent and ask - they have said yes, but Carncott families may be arriving and leaving
Ring Downtown again to double-check it's ok with them - Jack.

Decide where we will do itRing the Plaza management to find out

Awapuni for a practice
Choose a safe place where cars aren't going to be - yep
Outside the plaza - not allowed
In the plaza - no groups are allowed.
Final decision - outside Downtown / Regent

Decide when we will do it
Thursday 28th of November: 12.30 - 1.30

Decide what we will do?Sing our class songs with actions
Some solo performances - anyone who wants to. Would need music?
Repeat, because people won't stay for the whole performance
Maybe dance
Need to choose things we already know.

How will we collect the money?
Bucket?
Old suitcase?
Guitar case? - Put some money in to encourage others

Interschools?

Touch Finals 8 Dec?Hat? 

How will we convince people to donate money?
A big sign


What would we wear?
Uniform

What will we do?
Iko Iko
The Duck Song
Ghost of John
Fountain Song
My Highland Goat
Hello Baby

Solos etc.
Sarah - Hallelujah

TC needs to make a booklet with all songs and chords

Organising Committee for Phillipines

Sarah, Ollie, Dylan and Macy

The Final Part

KP and Snos organised Lee Welch from Red Cross to come and talk to our class and pick up the money we raised. She told us about some of the history of the organisation as well as what Red Cross does around the world. 100% of the money donated to Red Cross goes to help people in places around the world where natural disasters or conflict occur.


Lee Welch
Red Cross