Water Polo is Phys-Ed teacher Anna Sergeant’s biggest passion. She’s just been appointed as Tour Manager of the School Sport Australia’s Girls Team Manager for their upcoming International Tour to England and New Zealand, where they will be playing the NZ Girls team where she made her mark years earlier.
Read more about Anna’s career here:https://bit.ly/2NuL5vb
Eight teams made up of Carramar and Duncraig Secondary’s best volleyballers represented St Stephen’s School at the WA Volleyball Schools Cup last week! With both girls and boys teams bringing their skills to the court, six teams made it through to the weekend’s finals round. Though we fell just one step short of the Grand Final, we’ve made our mark as one of the best volleyball school in WA!
23 schools competed at Mawson Park in Hillarys last Friday in the NIPSSA Cross-Country Carnival. The standard of competition is always very high and to be successful at this event requires a great deal of commitment and dedication.
St Stephen’s School was well-represented with Year 5 and 6 students from both Carramar and Duncraig competing in the event! Students showed off their dribbling and shooting skills, participating in the round robin tournament against other independent schools.
Well done!
Overall Results Division A:
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.
The Year 12 PE Studies Class with Declan Carruthers (Commonwealth Games Pole Vault).
Talking about Motor Learning & Coaching.
Matt Richmond
HOLA Health & Physical Education & Teacher of Psychology
Year 10 students were left a little star struck after Commonwealth Games athletes Brianna Beahan and Ian Dewhurst dropped by to share some track tips.
The hurdling workshop helped students refine their skills and gain confidence in what can be a tricky sport. What better way to start practicing for next term’s Athletics Carnival than with the nation’s best!
The girls smashed it winning by the mercy rule which limits them to 7-0 (actual score was 15-0) and they were coached by Lauren Vaisey a Year 10 student. This is for the year 8/9 girls CAS soccer team.
Miss Karry Plummer
Learning Enrichment & Physical Education Teacher
Facing some challenging weather conditions, the Cross Country runners battled through to place seventh out of 75 schools at the ACC Cross Country yesterday! Special mentions go to Rachael Edwards (Year 12) who placed fourth in the Under 19 Girls and Remy Rowse (Year 9) who achieved the bronze position in the Under 13 Girls race.
Go St Stephen’s!
“No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it.” – Hebrews 12:11-12
Mr Lickfold’s Year 11 students got out into the fresh, open air last week, putting their skills into practice on their Outdoor Ed Camp. Students cooked meals, caught fish along the river and took the kayaks for a paddle, all while camping at the beautiful Nanga camp ground.
Congratulations to all our students who gave it their all in the Cross Country Carnival. House pride was on full display with students donning House colours and costumes both in the spectator stands and on the race track! The winning Houses are:
Duncraig Primary: Alethea
Duncraig Secondary: Timae
