Carramar Mum of Ben and Nic and former staff member, Sally Pilbeam is at it again, pushing the limits in her bid to compete at the Tokyo Paralympic Games.
Sally will compete in a qualifying paratriathlon in Montreal tomorrow (June 28). Go Sally! We’re all cheering you on!
Read more here: http://bit.ly/31XCkkT
After graduating from St Stephen’s School Carramar just last year, alumni Kirsten Rudgeley has made great strides in her golfing career! She is currently playing at the Junior Golf World Cup in Japan. Go Kirsten!
So much fun already. Good day today with the Golf Australia team, plenty more holes left. #LongDriveCompetition #JapanGolf #GolfWorldCup #GolfAustralia #2019ToyotaJuniorGolfWorldCuphttps://www.wjgtc.org/
Posted by Kirsten Rudgeley Golf on Tuesday, 18 June 2019
Continuing to grow as leaders, Carramar’s Year 12 students recently coached the Year 1 students during Sport. This time, the Year 12 students put their soccer knowledge into practice to train up some future soccer stars!
Apple has recalled some 15-inch Macbook Pro laptops sold between September 2015 and February 2017. While not all devices are affected, you can see if your child’s device is included by checking the serial numbers listed here: https://support.apple.com/15-inch-macbook-pro-battery-recall
Or see the full story here: https://www.communitynews.com.au/western-suburbs-weekly/news/apple-announces-laptop-recall/
The changing face of education has always been a topic of discussion. Our Principal Mrs Donella Beare recently sat down with a group of teachers to discuss how education has changed and what the future might look like for our students in her latest blog. With so many great points, we had to split the coverage into two parts. Read Part One now: https://www.ststephens.wa.edu.au/…/the-changing-face-of-edu…
Families and friends gathered for an entertaining evening as our musical Carramar Secondary students hosted last night’s Autumn Music Concert. From classical music to rock and roll, the evening showcased our students’ talents across a range of genres.
St Stephen’s Alumni Zach Tholen has quickly gained confidence as a chef after leaving School to pursue his training at TAFE in 2016. He recently took the time to visit our Carramar Year 11 Hospitality Class to cook his scallop and sweet potato dish, while passing on a few tips and tricks of the trade. Thanks for visiting, Zach!
Hospitality Group Training WA
School students will swap their school bags for sleeping bags later this year for the annual Anglicare School Sleep Out. Although St Stephen’s isn’t part of the Anglican Schools Commission, Anglicare were impressed by our commitment to giving back through our Service Learning arm that they extended the invitation for our community to experience sleeping rough for one night to see how the more than 9000 West Australians who are homeless live. If you’re interested in forming or joining a St Stephen’s School team, go to www.anglicarewaschoolsleepout.org.au. Our School team page is at: https://anglicarewaschoolsleepout.org.au/teamststephens