Year 8 & 9 Girls AFL Dockers Cup

 

Thursday 7 September,  20 girls from Year 8 & 9 competed in the West Perth District Dockers Cup for girls.  For the majority of the girls, this was the first time that they have played in any structured AFL competition.  Playing in Division B, the girls easily accounted for their rivals in the early rounds before facing some strong opposition from Mater Dei in the final round.  With a late goal, the girls were able to escape with a narrow win and go through to the round robin phase undefeated.  The grand final would see the girls play a rematch against Mater Dei and the game was similar to the earlier game.  Kicking with the breeze first, the girls were unable to take their chances but with a goal just before half time they had a narrow lead at the half time break.  Both sides were evenly matched in the first half,  but our girls eventually gained a two goal advantage into the breeze and were able to hold on until the final siren.  Although there was a minor mix up at the presentations the girls were able to collect the Free Dockers Shield as undefeated champions. Brooke Hurst received the award for best St Stephens player over the day, although all of the girls contributed to the wonderful result.

Congratulations and well done girls!

Drawing Competition Winners

CHARIS

1st – Cabrini Billington

2nd – Cabrini Billington

3rd – Cabrini Billington

MAKARIA

1st – Aimee Cornall

2nd – Madeline McAllan

3rd – Lauren Broad

PARRESIA

1st – Jade Johannes

2nd – Taylah Edwards

3rd – Carla Collins

OVERALL WINNER  –  Madeline McAllan (Makaria)

PEOPLE’S CHOICE – Cabrini Billington  – 246 Likes

Photography Competition Winners

CHARIS

1st – Julian Dias

2nd – Freya Murphy

3rd – Taylor Whyatt

MAKARIA

1st – Tess Whittle

2nd – Georgia Walford

3rd – Rosemary Wilson

PARRESIA

1st – Sahib Sandhoo

2nd – Carla Collins

3rd – Harman Heer

OVERALL WINNER

Dharan Prabhakar

PEOPLE’S CHOICE

Harman Heer – 118 likes

 

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Senior Boys Volleyball

The Carramar senior boys volleyball team played in the State Championships Saturday 26 August.

The boys competed in the Open Honours Division for the first time ever, playing some fantastic team volleyball. They made the semi finals, placing them in the top four teams in the state.

Congratulations to Nathan Alexander, Ky Landers, Jeremy Dyer, Calvin Tran, Caleb Lampard, Liam Page, Luke Marmion and Rhys Craven.

Volleyball Competition (Girls)

Our Year 11 girls competed in the State Volleyball Championships on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 August.

The girls managed to make the semi finals in the Open B Division.

Congratulations to Cindy Lui, Imogen Resta, Carla Collins, Abbie Smith, Simone Anderson, Cat van der Meer, Cabrini Billington, Tyler Hurst

 

Yr 9 Excursion to Perkins Institute for Biomedical Research

On Monday 28 August, the Year 9 extension Science class visited the Harry Perkins BioDiscovery Centre in Nedlands, which forms part of the medical research facilities for UWA. Students were there to learn about the diagnosis and treatment of the different types of diabetes, which forms part of their study of body systems in Year 9 Science. Students conducted hands-on activities; testing samples for sugar levels and later, testing for insulin levels. Students then had to ascertain, through further testing, whether or not a sample was from a potential diabetic or not. Students were working in state-of-the-art laboratories with equipment such as calibrated pipettes and digital data-loggers.

This was a wonderful opportunity for students to get a feel for Science research in general and medical research in particular.

Biotechnology Internship

Seven of our Year 10 students, working with Professor Chris Florides as part of their Biotechnology Internship in the Murdoch University Science Labs.

(From left to right)Bradley Doig, Georgie Waddell, Phoebe Watts, Rajit Bose, Oliver Williams, Munish Senghani and Rushil Chawla

     

Maggie Dent’s new seminar “Nurturing Kids’ Hearts and Souls”

We are delighted to announce tickets for Maggie Dent’s new seminar Nurturing Kids’ Hearts and Souls are now available.

This event is proudly presented by Duncraig Primary School P&C (public school) and supported by St Stephen’s School.

We are excited to have Maggie back at our Carramar Campus following her outstanding presentation in 2015. Originally planned to be held at an alternate venue by the organisers (Duncraig Primary School P&C), we are thrilled that our facility support has enabled an opportunity for our parents to attend as well.

The seminar will focus on exploring the unspoken dimension of raising healthy children, and the nurturing of children’s hearts and souls. Children are struggling with the modern world and this will show you why and what can be done in order to raise healthy, happy kids.

Maggie will explore EQ and SQ (the emotional and spiritual equivalent of IQ), the role of imagination, intuition, play and how to strengthen the human spirit in your home.

Tickets are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment.

DATE:

Tuesday 24 October 2017. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:15pm start, event concludes at 9:15pm.

TICKETS (limit of four per customer):

$35 each

LOCATION:

St Stephen’s School Carramar Gym (Parking is on the oval)
50 St Stephen’s Crescent, Tapping, WA 6065

Please ensure to bring some warm clothing in case the weather is cold.

PURCHASE TICKETS:

Please click here https://www.trybooking.com/RFLM and select the ‘St Stephen’s’ button.