Monthly Archives: October 2018

City of Joondalup’s Centenary of Armistice Day Art Program

October 30, 2018

THIS year’s Remembrance Day marks the centenary of Armistice – when the First World War came to an end on November 11, 1918.

The City of Joondalup has been working with local artists and school students to commemorate this significant historical occasion.

Artists Daniela Dlugocz, Denise Brown and Paula Hart recently held a series of workshops with students from local schools to produce a series of canvases that depict themes from World War 1 and Remembrance Day including the iconic poppy fields.

The schools involved were Warwick Senior High and St Stephen’s Schools, Kinross College and Craigie Heights, Bambara and St Luke’s Catholic primary schools.

Students and parents are invited to attend the ceremony on 11 November where there will be a free sausage sizzle for all attendees after the service.

Indonesia Tour Fundraising

October 30, 2018

Tickets are on sale now until Friday November 9.

Tickets can be purchased from the following students or via email tanya.ryan@ststephens.wa.edu.au.

Rachael van Rensberg
Lachlan Meagher
Georgia la Motte
Brooke Skinner
Naomi Skinner
Emma Hutson
Caleb Bolt
Eliza Wilson
Lucy Holmes
Luke Gomez
Aimee Inglis
Kristin Jones
Maya Rouse

WA Marine Debris Project

October 26, 2018

Students from C2 Homeroom this week took part in the Tangaroa Blue Foundation’s WA Marine Debris Project. Students cleaned up a 600m stretch of beach adjacent to Whitfords Nodes, even finding a shovel! After collecting and sorting the waste, a list of collected items was uploaded to the AMDI database to assist with reducing waste at the source. Students learnt that marine debris isn’t only unsightly, it harms marine wildlife and can even impact human health if we consume fish that have ingested plastic.

See https://www.tangaroablue.org/ for more information.

Jenny Rowland

Mathematics Teacher

Lou Morrison KIMBERLEY TOUR INFORMATION EVENING

October 26, 2018

On Monday October 29 an information evening will be held for parents and students interested in being part of the Lou Morrison Kimberley Tour 2019. The tour is open to current Year 8 and 9 students. The event will be held in the Community Room, beginning at 6:45pm.

On the night you will find out about what happens on the trip, how to apply, what the cost will be and more. We would love to see you there and for you to join us next year!

Miss Palmer and Mr Hotchkin

TAEKWONDO PRO

October 25, 2018

Congratulations to Alex Thom, Year 7,  for bringing home a gold medal after travelling to Victoria for the 2018 Australian National Taekwondo Championships!

The only WA representative in his division, Alex is now the National Champion for the Black Belt 12-14 years, 37-41kg division.

Market Day

October 25, 2018

The end of term three saw the participation of the Year 8 students at the Year 5 Market Day.  Students in Year 8 were studying the idea of sustainability which tied in perfectly with the Year 5 Market Day. There was even a little time for Year 8 students to reminisce about their time in the Primary School Playground. The purpose of this day was to sell goods that had been recycled from existing products.  The creativity of the Year 5 students was extortionary and we look forward to seeing their products next year.

A whooping $1014 was raised.

Leeanne Shanks

Assistant Dean of Alethea/Humanities and Social Sciences

 

 

WAAPA Explore Summer School

October 25, 2018

WAAPA’s Summer School offers fun-filled courses providing intense, creative training for anyone in upper primary school and older. The courses build confidence, teamwork and self-esteem while developing the skills necessary to be a successful performer on the stage and screen. Workshops run from Monday, 17 December 2018 until Thursday, 24 January 2019. All workshops are run by professionally trained WAAPA staff.

Please see flyer for full details of courses and costs.