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Medieval Feast and Presentation

The final Year 8 Humanities and Social Sciences lesson for Term 3 – A Medieval Feast and Presentation of the students’ creative tasks to end our Medieval History topic.                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

                                                                                                                                             

                                                                                                                                                               

Road Safety Reminder

Parking and overall traffic congestion around schools is an ongoing issue and is further exacerbated with vehicles parking in contradiction to parking signs, on footpaths or in dangerous locations such as on bends at intersections.  So to minimise this issue below are a few suggestions to ease stress during these periods:

  • Organise with your child to meet in a pre-arranged location away from the busier areas after school.
  • Tell your child/ren that you will arrive a little bit later after the final bell and advise them to wait within the school grounds until you get there.
  • Use the Kiss and Drive if there is one at the school and ensure you use it appropriately.  This means if your child is not there, drive around until you see your child waiting.
  • Park further away and walk to meet your child. 

Thank you for you cooperation in regard to students’ safety.

Would you like to be involved in the First Lego League 2017?

Are you into Lego? Do you enjoy robotics? Do you want to inspire young people’s interest and participation in science and technology?

St Stephens Carramar will be hosting the FLL competition on Saturday 4 November 2017 and we are seeking volunteers to help out on the day.
FIRST is a volunteer-driven and operated event and we need your help to make this event possible. FIRST Lego League teams will be researching real-world problems then challenged to develop solutions using their robot. They must also design, build and program their robot using LEGO MINDSTORMS® technology and compete with other teams.
Your help in judging, refereeing, scoring and crowd control is serious business but you will have an amazing day full of fun and laughter!
Competition Details:
Carramar Regional: Sat, 4 November 2017 at St Stephen’s School, Carramar Campus
Training Details:
Prior FLL experience is not necessary. You will receive one day of training towards the end of October with details being provided upon expression of interest.
To register your interest as a volunteer:
https://goo.gl/forms/WeRB69iZQkf5ORCX2

2016 Carramar graduate Daniel Stynes has officially signed with Perth Glory

WA young gun completes Glory squad….

Perth Glory is delighted to announce that local WA attacker, Daniel Stynes has been signed on a professional contract to complete our first-team squad for the upcoming 2017-18 Hyundai A-League season.

The 19-year-old has come through the ranks via the club’s academy pathway and skippered our PS4 National Premier League side last season. Equally comfortable playing in a wide or central attacking role, the Tapping-based youngster is renowned for his dribbling skills and expertise at set-pieces. He was presented with his squad jersey by club owner and chairman, Tony Sage and is understandably delighted to be a part of Kenny Lowe’s senior squad.

“I’m really excited to sign my first pro-contract and my family were thrilled when they heard the news,” he said. “but I know that the hard work really starts now and I’m determined to learn as much as I can from the other lads here and be the best player I can be.”

Sage meanwhile, is thrilled to see quality WA talent flowing through the club’s academy into its Hyundai A-League squad and believes that Stynes and teammate, Joe Knowles are set to be the first of many.

“It’s fantastic to see our academy pathway that we put in place over the last couple of years now producing quality WA players such as Daniel and Joe,” he said.

“We have some other extremely talented age groups coming through at the club and will hopefully be handing many of those local players their Hyundai A-League debuts for Glory in years to come.”

Stynes will wear the number 25 jersey this season.

(Article courtesy of Perth Glory News)

ANU Tuckwell Scholarship – News for Current Year 12 Students

Every year, ANU offers twenty five students from across the country a Tuckwell Scholarship – Australia’s most transformational undergraduate scholarship.

The Tuckwell Scholarship Program allows students to take full advantage of their time at university, including the many academic, social, cultural, sporting and leadership opportunities that come with life on campus at ANU.

The application process for the 2019 intake opens for Year 12 students in March 2018, so we would encourage all Year 11 students to look into this opportunity now by heading to the Tuckwell Scholarship webpage and beginning to prepare.

Students can stay up to date with the latest Tuckwell news by:

If you would like more information about the Scholarship, explore the following pages:

Murdoch Mail

Murdoch Mail: Volume 9 2017.

Featured in this volume is:

  • New degrees in Communication and Creative Media – Find out more about two brand new industry-driven degrees being offered in Semester 1, 2018 – Bachelor of Communication and Bachelor of Creative Media. Designed in consultation with industry, we have ensured that the degrees are relevant to today with hands-on practical experience built in to give students the tools and skills they need to secure a job and excel in their chosen career.
  • Media Portfolio Prep Day – An opportunity on Friday 29th September for Year 12 students to participate in creative workshops conducted by our academics, get feedback on their work and learn how to compile it all into a stunning portfolio for submission via the Creative Portfolio application pathway.
  • #codelikeagirl Coderdojo – Is back in Term 4 for Years 7-10 girls. This free afterschool program teaches girls to code in a fun, relaxed, social environment.
  • Global Goals Youth Forum – Murdoch University, in partnership with Asia Education Foundation, is pleased to host the Global Goals Youth Forum, Perth. The Forum is a full-day program (9am-3pm) on Friday 27 October for Years 9-11 students, designed to deepen their understanding of global issues and develop their global competencies.

 

Murdoch Mail Volume 9 2017

 

Senior Boys Soccer

Well done to the Carramar Senior Boys Soccer Team, who won the Champion Schools Shield Final for Western Australia on Tuesday 12 September. The game came at the end of two terms of group and knock out games, taking place with the other state finals at Dalmatinac Park in Hamilton Hill. The game saw us take on Lynwood Senior High School.  We took the lead after 3 minutes with a headed goal from a corner and then followed this up with two more goals before half time. Lynwood came out after halftime fired up and managed to pull a goal back inside the first two minutes of the second half. They then scored a second with about 15 minutes to go. However, we fought back and scored our fourth to put the game beyond reach and held them out to finish the game the winners 4 – 2. 

                                                                                                                                             

Congratulations boys!