St Stephen’s School is partnering with theCity of Joondalup to host a range of fun activities at this year’s Little Feet Festival! Join us under the pine trees at ECU Joondalup on Sunday 21 October for a safari adventure!
Monthly Archives: October 2018
FETE NEWS 15 October 2018
October 11, 2018Count Down – 12 days to go!
Help, help, help!!!! Strong able-bodied people required to put up fete signage just before event – please contact Amanda on 0448 995 341 or email mokes24@gmail.com if you can lend a hand.
Gazebo/Trestle Table call out – Do you have a trestle tables and/ or gazebos that they could lend for the day. They can be left at the shed on Tuesday mornings from 0745 – 1000am and on Tuesday afternoons from 1530 – 1630. All care will be taken.
Parking attendants – Only one hour and you have done a great deed…..if you can help out being a parking person on Saturday 27 October between 9am and 2pm it would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Julie Wookey on 0408 806 433 or email cullyn5@bigpond.com
General helpers on fete day – If you can help on Saturday 27 October between 7.30am and 4pm please contact Julie Wookey on 0408 806 433 or email cullyn5@bigpond.com
Year 8 TIMSS
October 11, 2018A number of Year 8 classes have been selected to take part in the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS). TIMSS is an important educational research project investigating student achievement in mathematics and science. More than 60 countries, including Australia, are participating in this study. TIMMS is used to keep us informed about how students in Australia are performing in comparison to their peers in other countries and to compare programs of study and teaching practices. The school will be able to obtain current national and international information which will help improve the teaching and learning of mathematics and science in our country.
Selected students will do an assessment in Mathematics and Science and complete a questionnaire about their experiences at home and school. There is no need for students to study specifically for the assessment as it will not affect individual students’ grades or progress in school. The students who are involved have been given an information brochure by their Mathematics teacher this week. Parents are welcome to call the school if they have any questions at all.
All data will be kept strictly confidential and no individual student or school will be identified in published data or reports.
END OF AN ERA FOR SPORTING SISTERS
October 10, 2018Read more about their achievements here: https://bit.ly/2C6NxFF