//Year 7 students have been taking turn in Homerooms to prepare sandwiches for people in need right here in Perth. The students from 7A2 worked incredibly efficiently, producing 60 sandwiches in just over 20 minutes!
Ben Nicholson – Teacher Science
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Please join us to cook meals for the Salvation Army Doorways program Thursday 9th Sept at Duncraig campus. The meals will be provided to families and individuals that are living rough in our CBD. I have arranged fresh produce to be donated by Second Bite, and a small donation of $10 would be appreciated to purchase meat and pasta. We will be using Thermomixes to cook up a storm. If you own one, please bring it along for the event however if you do not own one we can team you up with someone who has. For further details please call Donna Lund 0429 153 912 or email donn.lund@ststephens.wa.edu.au Rsvp Monday 6th.
//Australian Sports Camps are running a 3-day programs in the area this upcoming school holidays.
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//Yesterday saw a group of Year 10 students attend UWA for the annual Science Café experience. Students were able to meet current academics, undergraduate students and students from other schools to have a unique opportunity to speak with professionals and students from a whole variety of science backgrounds and to gain practical knowledge about future careers in Science.
Students were able to hear from experts in fields that interested them and to also network with academics and other students and see first hand where studies in Science can lead St Stephen’s students, as St Stephen’s alumni were part of the organising group and it was a real treat to catch up and hear about their journey so far.
Charles Biddle – Head of Learning Area Science
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//We had 2 team as part of the year 11 atar PE studies program and our 2 CAS teams compete. No teams made finals but learnt lots over the day.
Karry Plummer
Teacher – Health and Physical Education
//Dear Parents and Guardians,
As you know the secondary dismissal bell goes at 3:20pm.
Our primary students are dismissed at 3:10pm and their families are struggling to get around the turning circle and out of the way in time for secondary dismissal.
This is due to secondary student parents arriving from 2:50pm and parking or waiting in the area.
It would be helpful if secondary student parents arrived a little closer to 3:20pm and keep along the shoulder to allow primary student parents to move through the circle.
When waiting for your child in the bottom carpark along Doveridge Drive, please park in allocated bays and avoid idling in a queue of traffic.
On average our community collect their children and are off the campus within 15 minutes, which is wonderful considering the number of cars involved. Thank you for your patience and consideration as we continue to successfully navigate our drop offs and pick-ups.
Kind regards
Dr Darnelle Pretorius
Head of Campus – Duncraig
