Introducing the 2020 St Stephen’s School Dance Company! The Company includes dancers from both Carramar and Duncraig campuses for the first time since its inauguration last year.
We’re looking forward to their performances later in the year!
Members: Isabella Beech, Casey Vlahos, Isabella Boening, Olivia Dunn, Maisie Jamieson, Rachel Stidwell, Heidi Clarke, Hayley Davis and Alyssa Hardingham
Thanksgiving at St Stephen’s School is a joyous occasion that unites our entire school community in the act of giving thanks for the multitude of blessings bestowed upon us each year.
Our unique service provides our incredible community with a window into the heart and heritage of our School. Join us ‘To Know God, and Make Him Known’ in a community worship.
In the lead up to the event, we invite all to share things you’re thankful for by posting images on social media with the hashtag #givethanks, #knowgod or #worship for us to showcase on the night.
Reserve your seats here: https://www.trybooking.com/BHUOH
Carramar and Duncraig’s Year 12s have kicked off their final year with one of the highlights on the school calendar – the Year 12 Ball!
There’s never a dull day in our Science classes, with Mr Haywood’s Year 7s recently putting a new twist on an old fad.
Last week students learned how to build their own magnetic motor fidget spinners.
St Stephen’s School has proudly partnered with innovative global STEM education company Fire Tech to host its renowned holiday programs in Perth’s northern suburbs.
Fire Tech takes a STEM+approach to the growing areas of Science, Technologies, Engineering, Arts and Maths, working together with industry to offer an array of holiday tech courses for students.
The Duncraig courses will run in the Primary Village on January 14-16 from 10am-4pm. More info: http://bit.ly/2O4MMCp
The Carramar courses will run in the Collinson Library on January 21-23 from 10am-4pm. More info: http://bit.ly/2rXX66x
Brooke Hurst (Carramar Year 11) continues to make great strides in the world of hockey, after being invited to train in the Western Australian Institute of Sport’s hockey programme.
She’s also been invited to a training camp in Canberra with the Australian Institute of Sport in March 2020.
It’s safe to say Carramar’s Sports Department are super proud of Brooke, who is the only player in her age group in WA to be afforded these opportunities.
After their outstanding efforts in Hospitality this year, Year 12s Naomi Velterop (Carramar) and Abigail Kemp (Duncraig) were both nominees for School Based Apprentice of the Year at the Hospitality Group Training WA Annual Awards. In fantastic news, Naomi was awarded Runner Up!
St Stephen’s Alumni Zac Tholen was also awarded the John Cox Memorial Trophy for most Outstanding Apprentice. What a way to top off 2019!
Carramar’s Year 10 students danced the night away at their Spring Soiree! The event is a highlight on the calendar for our Year 10s who dressed to impress at Bridgeleigh Reception Centre last week.
Schools of today are tasked with not only instructing students in literacy, numeracy, resilience, social and emotional wellbeing, digital competencies and life skills, we must also “future-proof” our students. Principal Donella Beare shares her thoughts on this in her latest blog. Read it here: http://bit.ly/33K7A7D
Two Carramar Year 7 students have lead the charge at the 2019 Interschool Language Competition to see
St Stephen’s School crowned the winner in the Year 7-8 French Language category! After writing and performing
an outstanding French play in Term 3, Year 7 students Amber Mansfield and Jordane Sharafizad had their video
entered into the competition and were awarded first place.
