School of the Air (SOTA) caters for reception to year 7 geographically remote students. We are located in Port Augusta South Australia.
A dynamic and innovative teaching and learning program is provided, along with support for families and supervisors. We work together to build a sense of community and enable students to achieve their best.
The Rowan Ramsey School Community Award is awarded to a staff member, parent or community member who has "gone the extra mile" dedicating and volunteering their time and skills for our school.
The past recipients of this award are:
2017 – Trish Ellin
2016 – Colleen Manning
2015 – Jill Greenfield
2014 – Lisa Slade
2013 – Garry and Jeanette Coombes
2012 – Lynda Elies
2011 – Megan Giles
2010 – Bronwyn Palmer
2009 – Sue Trewartha
2008 – Lisa Hunt
The Scholarship is an annual award presented to a student who is studying with the Open Access College and who lives in the rural, northern districts of South Australia.
Mrs Irene Kenworthy of Kenwyn, Clare, died in 1973 and left a perpetual award to recognize the Year 7 student from the rural northern districts who shows the greatest academic skills and promise.
The past recipients of this scholarship are:
2017 – Fergus Pope, APY
2016 – Joshua Hilder, Willippa Station
2015 – Evie Tenney, Cowell
2014 – Toshi Ames, Fregon
2013 – Anna Greenfield, Billakalina Station
2012 – Cassie Sims, Anna Creek Station
2011 – Rhian Miller, Bulgunia Station
2010 – Eliza Palmer, Mt Victor Station
2009 – Ellie Stevens, Broughton Vale
2008 – Maddie Stevens, Broughton Vale
2007 – Michelle Henery-Alpana
2006 – Sam Rieck and Frank Watkins
2005 – Emily Sims, William Creek
2004 – Sophie Bayley, Mobella Station
2003 – Andrew Morris, Yardea Station
2002 – Alexis Wilson
2001 – Jamie Leigh Oldfield
2000 – Matthew Barry
1999 – No records
1998 – Cristina Warwick, Holowiliena
1997 – Johanna Manning, Mahanewo Station
1996 – James Barry, Hiltaba Station
1995 – Anita McEntee, Erudina Station
1994 – Anne Fry, Kia Ora Station
1993 – Frances Warwick, Holowiliena
1992 – Alice Macintosh, Gum Creek
1991 – Ryan O’Connell, Mabel Creek
1990 – No records
1989 – Maryann Clarke, Wertaloona
1989 – Belinda Rowe, Mt Elm Station
1988 – No award presented
1987 – Leisa Breeding, Braemar
1986 – Emma Reynolds, Umberatana
1985 – Suzie Daley, Moomba
1984 – Darren Rumbelow, South Gap
1983 – Julie Sandland, Four Brothers
1982 – Bruce Materne, Wilgena
1981 – Patricia Hyde, Quinyambie
1980 – Ned Gloster, Plumbago
Last updated: 24 August 2018