Year 11 student Mikayla Hatten Youth Olympic Games hopes in the Modern Pentathlon have been showcased in the Joondalup Times.
Photo by Community News Group.
Year 11 student Mikayla Hatten Youth Olympic Games hopes in the Modern Pentathlon have been showcased in the Joondalup Times.
Photo by Community News Group.
Year 9 Visual Art students exhibited their artwork at Joondalup Library last week for the Banners in the Terrace 2017 competition. Students submitted a total of six designs for the competition, each representing the City of Joondalup.
Local students have been asked to design a banner to represent the City during Local Government Week.
Come in during library opening hours from Tuesday 6 June to Friday 16 June at Joondalup Library and Monday 19 June to Friday 30 June at Woodvale Library to view the work of some very talented young people.
Gary Cass visited Year 12 Human Biology students last week and they learnt how to test and match DNA fingerprints.
Students ran gel electrophoresis with real DNA fingerprints to find out if the suspects were guilty or innocent.
Gary Cass is passionate about creativity in science. He argues that creativity is as important as numeracy and literacy. He founded Fermented Fashion, a Perth-based company that has developed couture made from beer and wine. He gives various Tedx Talks.
“The art and science of asking questions is the source of all knowledge.” – Thomas Berger
Year 10 student Glenda Morgan recently travelled to Queensland to compete in the under-17 School Sport Australia Water Polo Championships.
Her story was published in the Joondalup Times. Read full article here
Photo courtesy of the Joondalup Times.
Well done Glenda!
Claire Davenhall has recently been selected to exhibit at the Swell Sculpture Festival in Queensland. She recently took out the Major Sculpture Prize at the Drift Installation Awards in Mandurah last month with another one of her pieces. Claire will be entering ‘Meteor Morphosis’ into the exhibit.
We wish Claire every success.