Our students never cease to amaze us with their unique sporting skills!
Tahlia Papworth (Year 7) has placed second in the Open Women’s Canicross Competition, while her brother Jayden (Year 9) placed fifth in the Open Men’s Competition.
Canicross is a long-distance running sport requiring a little more skill than a typical cross country race, as each participant is harnessed to a running partner – a dog!
Congratulations to the dynamic duos.
To promote Languages Week there will be a ‘Meal Deal’ to celebrate ideas of cultural diversity through the medium of food.
LANGUAGE WEEK MEALS SECONDARY SCHOOL
WEDNESDAY, 8 AUGUST 2018
FRENCH MEAL
Ham and Cheese Baguette with chocolate milk
$6.50
JAPANESE MEAL
3 x Chicken Teriyaki Rice Paper Rolls with tropical juice box
$6.50
INDONESIAN MEAL
Beef Stir Fry Noodles with tropical juice box
$6.00
ITALIAN MEAL
Vegetarian Foccacia Pizza with chocolate milk
$6.00
Gluten Free Option available (limited availability)
(please contact Canteen Manager asap – 9243 2434)
All orders must be placed online using QuickCliq
All orders must be placed by
Sunday, 5 August 2018
(no other food available for order on 8 August)
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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
Year 9 and 10 cross-campus students on the Lou Morrison Kimberley Tour spent time at Indigenous community schools, learning about the Indigenous culture and language, while running sport events and discos.
Below are a few snaps from the trip.
Congratulations to our Senior Girl’s Netball team who made it through to the Elimination Day Carnival, held on Thursday 19 July. The team had a great day and fought hard against some stiff competition.
Thank you to Mrs Manley and Mr Herewini for organising and coaching the team.
A group of ten year 11 and 12 students went to Ronald McDonald House to participate in their ‘Lovin’ from the Oven’ experience. They made morning tea for the families staying in the house. These families have children who are sick in the new children’s hospital and Ronald McDonald House is very much their ‘home away from home’. The students were also given a tour of the facilities, including seeing inside the rooms which families can stay in, the teen hang out area and the roof top garden.
Jen Prosser
Assistant Dean Timae & Mathematics Teacher
“Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” – Galatians 6:2
This week, Year 10 students participated in a Work Experience and Service Learning program to become further immersed in our local community. Students are placed in actual work or service situations in industries ranging from logistics, trades, education and pharmacy, enabling them to gain real-world experience through direct participation and observation.
The Y8’s experienced a whole new reality when they experienced the VR sets for the first time! Check out their reactions when they were diving with sharks, riding the scariest roller coasters and even drove a F1 car when investigating their energies.
Enjoy the short videos!
Nicola Ross
Science Teacher
The Year 11 Marine & Maritime Studies students headed to Hillary’s Yacht Club to complete their Recreational Skippers Tickets.
Rebecca Hudson
Science Teacher
The CAS finals that took place this week.
The Year 9 Netball team lost to St Mark’s 27-24 (they were ahead until the last quarter- really good game).
The Year 10 Netball team and the Senior Netball team lost to Peter Moyes.
Great effort by all.
Anna Pargeter
Sports Coordinator
Teacher of Science, Physical Education & Health
