What a wonderful few weeks we’ve had watching Carramar and Duncraig Primary’s performances of the Wizard of Oz. Congratulations to everyone who helped bring the magical production to life and thank you to all those who joined the audience to support our students!
Year 10 students rounded out Term 2 with a week of work experience, learning about the world of work first hand. Students were introduced to various roles including physios, vets, engineers, electricians and chefs, just to name a few. Thank you to the employers who provided a placement for our students and ensured they had both meaningful work and interesting insights into the workplace.
Parents of Year 11 and 12 students are reminded that the last date for subject changes and (in Year 12) applications for Special Provisions for the 2019 ATAR examinations is Thursday, 4 April 2019. Year 12 students are required to sit ATAR course examinations. Where the course has both written and practical examinations, students are required to sit for both of these examinations. Students who do not sit an ATAR course examination and do not have an approved sickness/misadventure application for that course, will not have the units contribute to the calculation of the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE).
Further information from SCSA is available in the Year 12 Information Handbook:https://www.scsa.wa.edu.au/publications/year-12-information.
Please contact us if you have any questions.
Mrs Sarah Cooke
Careers Advisor
Mrs Toni Mills
Head of Learning Enrichment
12 March 2019
Dear Bethany Family
During the month of March, Pastor Eliezer Peter, seven staff members and two children will be joining St Stephen’s for some Professional Development and a brief holiday from Bethany Home. Whilst here, Pastor Eliezer and his staff would like to hold their annual fundraising dinner and, at the same time catch up with past and present ‘tour’ students and their parents.
Dinner will be prepared by the Bethany staff and a variety of presentations will be delivered.
Bookings and payment can be made using the Trybooking link below, at this time you will be able to purchase your tickets and advise of any dietary requirements you may have.
Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/UDBX
On behalf of St Stephen’s School and Bethany Home, we look forward to seeing you there.
Mr Brett Roberts
Head of Carramar Campus
With less than two weeks to go until our stellar production of Grease kicks off, tickets are selling incredibly fast! Introducing some our wonderful cast – Holly Jamieson leads the Pink Ladies as Sandy, while the T-Birds are topped off by Jordan Carter as Danny.
Get your tickets here: https://www.trybooking.com/WJFD
Students and staff have been working incredibly hard and it’s shaping up to be a perfectly peachy production! We hope to see lots of staff and their families here supporting our wonderfully talented students.
(This is the ‘school edition’ of the hit musical – it still contains all the iconic characters and songs, it has just been ‘cleaned up’ a little so that it’s suitable for a school audience.)
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1 6:45pm Opening Night!
THURSDAY AUGUST 2 6:45pm
FRIDAY AUGUST 3 6:45pm “Fancy Dress Friday!” (prize for the best dressed!)
SATURDAY AUGUST 4 6:45pm Closing Night!
Cost: $25/ticket or 4 for $90
Please note: The auditorium will be in a grandstand format. The first two rows are on ground level, the remaining rows are in a tiered grandstand.
A WOP BAM A LU MOP AND WOP BAM BOOM!
Alison Hignett
Drama Teacher
Purchase tickets through: WWW.TRYBOOKING.COM/WJFD
As students enter High School their thoughts start to turn towards their future pathway and where that might lead. This can be equally daunting and exciting for students. To help our students make informed choices we are hosting a Careers Expo on Thursday 14 June from 4.15 – 6pm at our Carramar Campus.
There will be representatives from universities, TAFEs, and various industries who will be available to answer any questions you might have about courses, admission procedures, employment opportunities or apprenticeship pathways. This is a great opportunity to ask questions about your own particular pathway and find out what opportunities are available for you in the future. We strongly recommend that you make the time to come along and find out more.
The year 10 students will be taken by bus to Carramar immediately after school and all other students and their families are encouraged to join them at the Carramar campus. All students will be required to make their own way home.
We look forward to seeing you there!
If you have any questions please call
Rob Crewe at Carramar 9306 7190 or Sarah Cooke at Duncraig 9243 2154
After a long flight we have safely arrived in Cape Town, where we received a hearty welcome from District 6’s Guest House. All in all, between flights and our homecoming, we enjoyed three breakfasts. We are all a little heavier as a consequence.
Needing to get the blood pumping, some students pondered on a Table Mountain hike. The teachers however decided shopping at Waterfront will be a better cardio choice, followed by a cable car trip to the mountain top.
The views never cease to amaze, neither does the rotating floor of the cable car.
After a hearty meal at Spur, we headed back home, all in a Zombie haze. Donation packing and organisation lingered and was achieved in one epic group effort. We prevailed. We are all very tired, as so are headed off to bed at 8:00pm.
Gillian Erasmus
