The Senior Boys Cricket Team were the team to beat before all matches were stopped earlier this year. They’ve now finished at the top of their pool and rank third out of 37 schools across the state. Though the usual celebrations aren’t able to take place, we are super proud of the boys and their efforts this year.
Year 11 Food Science and Technology students are continuing to impress with their evolving culinary skills and knowledge. Their latest creation: pink poached pears with rice pudding and a toffee garnish. Yum!
Year 7 French students have been thinking outside the box to practise their French this week. Learning the French words for school subjects, days of the week and times, students have been doing a running dictation activity outside.
Mastermind Australia will be delivering Revision and Exam Preparation Programs in the July school holidays.
The programs will be held at Christ Church Grammar School and Guildford Grammar School in the first week of the holidays, and at Hale School, MLC, Quinns Baptist College and Ashdale Secondary College in the second week. An online virtual classroom program will also be held over both weeks.
The four athletes enrolled in the Elite Athlete Program received recognition for their hard work at a small presentation this morning. They have all adapted exceptionally well during these times and are now looking forward to when they can return to their normal training sessions!
Athletes pictured below:
Ellie Parsons (Athletics)
Crystal Edwards (Swimming)
Nic Holmes (Athletics)
Logan McCormick (Kite Surfing)
Mr Jakeway’s Year 9 English class are making the most of the glorious weather this afternoon! As part of their class reading, they’re acting out the classic Romeo and Juliet balcony scene in the Quad.
We were excited to welcome our youngest and oldest students back on campus this week. After lots of communication with parents and staff over recent weeks, Principal Donella Beare sat down with some students to hear about their different online learning experiences. Watch as they discuss what they’ve learned during this time, sharing their excitement to see their teachers and friends again!
Our Year 12s are back and have taken no time to rally together to help those in need. They were filled with excitement (and a few nerves) as Adam Snyman shaved his head at their World’s Greatest Shave event yesterday! You can donate to Adam’s fundraising page here: https://bit.ly/2yFSHJh
Need some inspiration for today’s lunch? Mrs Herd shows us how to jazz up instant noodles by making stir-fry with ingredients you’ll have in your fridge and freezer.
Students please note: wash your hands before cooking and don’t forget to do the dishes!
Trent Carter from Provident Lending and Business Solutions is reaching out to business owners in the St Stephen’s School community who may require financial advice during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Specialising in cash flow advisory and funding options, Provident Solutions can discuss with business owners about what they are entitled to, how to scale a business back to survive and how business owners can pivot their business offering to look for different sources of income.
Provident Solutions are offering two specific services, and as a St Stephen’s parent, Alumni and member of the Business Directory, Trent is happy for the school community to access these services at a low price. Both sessions are offered remotely.
1. Stress test your cash flow – a 45-minute session where Provident Solutions use simple financial data to demonstrate the impact of decisions before they are made on profit and cash flow. This can be a very powerful tool to set priorities on what and when to cut expenses, especially when looking at staff. Usually $100 + GST, Provident are offering this service for $70 + GST for St Stephen’s School community members.
2. Survival sessions – a three-session advisory where Provident Solutions will:
a. Review the business up to the impact of COVID-19 to set base lines and trends. This includes the Stress Test.
b. Strategic planning – setting goals, plans and actions for the next 90 days to set up for survival and to potentially thrive in a new operating environment.
c. Cash flow budget and funding – ensuring business owners have an eye on the numbers moving forward and understand how to fund the plan.
Survival sessions are $250 each and can be run one-on-one or in groups of up to four people.
Contact Trent Carter from Provident Lending and Business Solutions on 6201 0143 or at trent@providentsolutions.com.au for more information.