This week we welcomed back some of our Class of 2018 students!
At the whole school assembly, the new members of the 90s Club (top scoring ATAR students) passed on their advice to our current students, giving them a spark of inspiration as they begin to navigate another school year.
We kicked off another season of swimming this week with the Secondary House Swimming Carnival!
Congratulations to all of our students for giving their best on the day, and to Timae who took out the winning house.
With our Twilight Tours coming up soon, we encourage our current families to share the event with friends and family. If you refer a family who successfully enrol at St Stephen’s School, you can receive a $500 Coles Myer voucher in our appreciation for spreading the good word.
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We are proud to have been recognised as the only Western Australian Lead School in The Rite Journey program.
The Rite Journey has now been a part of St Stephen’s School for seven years, guiding our Year 9s to become self-aware, responsible and resilient young adults.
Did you spot St Stephen’s School in The West Australian’s Choosing a School liftout today? Mrs Beare discusses how we harness ‘soft skills’ such as critical thinking, creativity, resilience and versatility to prepare our students for the world beyond the school walls.
“We can’t predict the jobs of the future but we can prepare students for the changing world.”
Secondary students can create their own career pathway plans, explore different occupations and set interests and preferences on the new St Stephen’s Careers websites. Working with our Career Advisors on each campus, students can manage their accounts, set goals and track their career choices online.
Find out more here: https://bit.ly/2S9755r
Alfie Jamieson has a fundraising jar at Grill’d (Hillarys) for the month of February.
He is fundraising for the South Africa Service Tour.
When you order a meal at Grill’d you will be given bottle caps, you can then place the bottle caps into one of three different fundraising jars.
Grill’d Local Matters began in 2011 as a way to give back to the communities. So far they have raised over $4,000,000 for more than 20,000 local community groups across Australia.
The objective is to fill the Alfie jar!
What a smashing idea!
We welcome our students and families to another exciting year at St Stephen’s School! Hear from our Principal Mrs Donella Beare as she looks forward to the action-packed year ahead.
Official St Stephen’s School KeepCups are now available for purchase at your School Reception!
Not only are they super convenient, splash-proof and environmentally-friendly, KeepCups are dishwasher safe, non-toxic and BPA/BPS free.
KeepCups are $13 each or two for $24. Sales are cash only, available while stocks last.
Read about how our KeepCups began as a project engineered by our Duncraig Year 5 students: https://bit.ly/2SomttN
School photos will be taken in Cousins Hall on Thursday 7 Feb.
Please note
PERIOD 1 YEAR 8
PERIOD 2 YEAR 12
PERIOD 3 YEAR 10
PERIOD 4 YEAR 7
PERIOD 5 YEAR 11
PERIOD 6 YEAR 9