St Stephen’s students have dominated on the national mathematics stage recently! Thomas McIntyre, Benjamin Lyon and Ethan Abraham achieved in the top 10% in Australia while Kari Whitelock, Brianna Aldersea and Remy Rowse achieved in the top 20% in Australia in the Australasian Problem Solving Mathematical Olympiads. Well done!
A group of Y9 students visited the Chrystal Halliday Aged Care Facility on Tuesday.
They made Christmas cards with the residents.
Join us as we celebrate a wonderful school year, as well as our 35th anniversary, at our 2019 Presentation Evenings. Secure your tickets through the links below.
Duncraig Secondary, Tuesday 10 December, 6.45pm: https://www.trybooking.com/BFYIQ
Duncraig’s Year 10 and 11 students shone on stage this week at the 2019 MaDD Night Production in their Drama, Music and Dance performances.
Anthologie recently hosted a group of Year 11 Design School students from St Stephen’s, who attended a morning workshop to learn more about to day-to-day life in a creative agency.
St Stephen’s School has proudly partnered with innovative global STEM education company Fire Tech to host its renowned holiday programs in Perth’s northern suburbs.
Fire Tech takes a STEM+approach to the growing areas of Science, Technologies, Engineering, Arts and Maths, working together with industry to offer an array of holiday tech courses for students.
The Duncraig courses will run in the Primary Village on January 14-16 from 8.30am-4.30pm. More info: http://bit.ly/2O4MMCp
Secondary’s 2019 MaDD Night will see Year 10 and 11 Music and Year 10 Drama students present their final performance assessment, alongside a performance from the St Stephen’s School Dance Company. Be sure to catch the talent on show tomorrow night at 7pm! This is a free event.
Secondary students from Carramar and Duncraig joined our friends from Rocky Bay at Neil Hawkins Park recently for a barbecue lunch. This has become an annual event leading up to Christmas, but was the students’ first cross-campus barbecue. The group had a great afternoon at one of their last catch-ups for 2019.
Dear Parents & Guardians,
Resource list ordering for 2020 is now open. Please visit our Parent Portal and under the heading ‘Plan the Term’ click ‘Booklists & Textbooks’, or click here and use the code UNZ5 for Duncraig Students.
Students are supplied with a list of essential items which have to be purchased for school. This is handled by Campion Education WA where online ordering is preferred.
St Stephen’s School is conscious of the need to provide an efficient process for families to be able to buy and sell second-hand textbooks and other student resources.
We would like to remind you of the Sustainable School Shop. This website provides parents with the ability to trade second-hand items with other member of the school community and beyond. www.sustainableschoolshop.com.au
The following information is also available on The Parent & Student Portal:
The Sustainable School Shop preferences our school first and then provides access to buy and sell items with families attending other schools – many schools in the area use this service. Access to second-hand textbooks, calculators, stationery, musical equipment, etc is available all year
For the best results:
St Stephen’s School is providing this service to our community; when registering on the Sustainable School Shop you need to nominate the school to receive your free subscription.
A group of our students and staff recently volunteered their time to assemble and plant out garden beds for the local community. Suitably named the ‘Patch of Hope,’ the community garden at Uniting Church Trinity North will provide food for community members, with UnitingCare West‘s Men of Hope leading the project
