2019 has proved to be a big year for Carramar alumni Daniel Dosek. Ahead of his latest gig directing St Stephen’s senior school production of ‘Cluedo – The Play’ this month, he reflected on what has been a whirlwind of creative opportunities. Read his story here:http://bit.ly/2T3YvC9 or grab your tickets to the show at trybooking.com/BDIXN.
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 Perth School of Ballet is now holding classes at Carramar. Classes are held at the St Stephen’s Carramar Dance Studio every Saturday morning with our Director, Janine Ban. To register your interest or for more info email info@perthschoolofballet.com.au or call Christine on 9203 6175. First class is FREE so come on down for a trial!
Have you got your tickets for A Midsummer Night’s Dream yet? St Stephen’s School Duncraig presents a theatrical production of Shakespeare’s classic with a modern twist. Tickets on sale now: https://www.trybooking.com/BAWAK
A variety of colours, textures and mediums were on show for the opening of the 2019 Northern Perspectives art exhibition Friday 1 March, with Year 11 and 12 students from various local schools displaying their artwork.
An impressive 22 students from St Stephen’s exhibited their artwork, with Madeline McAllan (Carramar Class of 2018) taking home a Highly Commended award for her piece. The exhibition runs until Saturday 6 April at the Wanneroo Library.
We are delighted to announce that Harman Heer (Carramar Year 11) has taken out the top prize – the Golden Mesh Award – at the 2018 Mesh at Murdoch Awards for his stunning photography! As Harman is currently overseas, he pre-recorded his acceptance speech while Mrs Lesley Nation proudly accepted the award on his behalf.
The Collinson Library deck is looking even brighter than usual thanks to our creative Certificate II Visual Arts students! This collaborative project saw students measure, design and paint these scenic artworks over the course of this year.
For the second year in a row, young photographer, Harman Heer (Carramar Year 11) has been nominated as a category finalist in the Mesh at Murdoch Awards! Harman will now compete for the ultimate Golden Mesh Award, announced on December 5. Check out his stunning photos.
