May you have…
The gladness of Easter, which is Hope
The promise of Easter, which is Peace
The spirit of Easter, which is Love
Last week the St Stephen’s Carramar Mock Trials Team took part in the first round of the prestigious Law Society of WA Mock Trial Competition, held at the WA Supreme Court. The newly formed team secured a win for the Prosecution in a Criminal Matter versus Guildford Grammar School. The team’s confidence is high for Round 2!
On Thursday 15 March Carramar Campus held our 10th annual Ride For A Reason.
80 students, 18 parents and 15 staff left SSS oval at 7:30 in the morning for a 10km, 20km or 40km ride around Lake Joondalup to raise money for charity. This year we were able to donate $800 to Bali Life Foundation.
Over the past 10 years we have had 1200 riders raise over $12,000 and have covered over a staggering 30,000km – that is 5 return trips to Melbourne or three quarters of the way around the earth!!!!! We have made donations to Raw Impact Cambodia, World Bicycle Relief, Uniting Care West, Tranby House for the homeless, Food Rescue and Bali Life Foundation.
A HUGE thank you to all the riders and volunteers who helped out.
Congratulations to Year 9 students Jiyona Jipson and Vivek Desai (Carramar) and Lauren Bates and Noah Kane (Dunraig) who have been selected to represent St Stephen’s School at Space Camp USA. They will be part of a 70-member delegation of young Australian students visiting America in October. Among a range of exciting activities, they’ll visit the Californian Science Centre in Los Angeles and the US Space and Rocket Centre in Alabama. We are beyond excited for them! Hear more about what the students will experience here: http://bit.ly/2pxrQao
Our Year 10-12 Media students from Carramar and Duncraig campus’ took a trip to the newsroom recently, getting an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Channel 9 studios. As well as seeing how the magic happens behind the camera, students took turns reading the news in front of it too!
Take a look at their awesome experience.
LIVE IN 3… 2… 1…Our Year 10-12 Media students from Carramar and Duncraig took a trip to the newsroom recently, getting an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Channel 9 studios. As well as seeing how the magic happens behind the camera, students took turns reading the news in front of it too! Take a look at their awesome experience.
Posted by St Stephen's School on Sunday, 25 March 2018
St Stephen’s School embraced our multicultural community as we recognised Harmony Day together. Carramar Year 8 students raised awareness among their peers, selling Harmony Day pins and badges at recess and lunch. There were also many activities throughout classrooms giving students the opportunity to reflect on and discuss the importance of multiculturalism in society. Read more about the Harmony Week Debate here: http://bit.ly/2IHxYoo
Last week, 6 of our gifted and talented students attended Hack for Harmony at HBF Arena hosted by City of Joondalup. The task for the day was to develop an online solution for Joondalup City to attract more international students to the city. Our team won an award for their 60 second pitch on the business idea 5to9 – Connecting students with work in Joondalup.
Their business idea 5to9 aims to make it easy for local businesses to access the international student workforce and for students to find casual work in the area.
A big congratulations to the team consisting of Tom Cordell, Cameron Kiss, Shayan Hirani, Abigail Legge, Falgun Batavia and Shayan Hirani.