Three of our students will blast off to the USA this October after being accepted into the exclusive Space Camp experience. Duncraig Head of Science Mr Charles Biddle will accompany Carramar Year 9 Aaron Popich and Duncraig Year 9 students Natasha Anderson and Ben Flanagan on what is sure to be an exciting opportunity!
St Stephen’s Carramar’s Mock Trials team are having an historic run, getting further in the competition than any of our school teams have before. They beat number one seed La Salle College recently to advance to the semi-final against Kingsway Christian College on September 17. Alumni Coach Mr Ashley Roberts, of Law Firm Gilbert + Tobin and HASS HOLA Mr Joshua Plummer are extremely proud of the group, which includes Sophie Mitchell, Riana Shah, Tahlia Beckitt, Claire Graham, Vishu Parmr, Sophie Dickson and Matthew Smith. Best of luck for the Semis!
Two outstanding storybooks written and illustrated by Carramar students have won awards at the Make Your Own Storybook Competition, held by the Children’s Book Council of Australia. Congratulations to Sofia Wakeling (Year 3) and Serian Lockwood-Jones (Year 8) who both placed second in their respective divisions!
Over the holidays, a group of Year 10 and 11 students seized the opportunity to conduct service learning on a global scale as they travelled on the 2019 Indonesian Service Tour. Volunteering at the Bali Life Foundation, Suwung School and Kuta Womens Centre students were able to connect with the locals while learning about Indonesia’s rich culture. We have no doubt our students have created memories that will last a lifetime.
Rounding off a successful semester, our debating students brought their A-game to the stage in the Rookie Debating Grand Final last term. In a cross-campus battle, Duncraig were victorious while Carramar’s Luke Shirdon took out the Best Speaker award. Congratulations on an awesome debating season!
Carramar’s Year 11 ATAR Visual Art students recently had the pleasure of hosting Rachelle Dusting – Fine Art in class for the third time. Rachelle is a talented Western Australian oil painter who runs workshops with students, focussing on colour temperature, form and contrast. Check out their amazing work!
The use of online data algorithms, freedom of speech in the digital age and promoting unrealistic beauty standards to children were just some of the topics discussed by students at Perth’s first Ethics Olympiad. A group of Carramar Year 10 students were exceptional representatives for St Stephen’s School, presenting a variety of viewpoints and opinions on the day.
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!
