Our audiences were thrilled by Duncraig Primary’s three performances of the Wizard of Oz last week! Have a listen to their rave reviews after opening night. You haven’t missed your opportunity to see the show – there are limited seats left for Carramar Primary’s performances this week: https://www.trybooking.com/BDALO
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Father’s Day Fund Raising
September 3, 2019Celebrating 35 Years at St Stephen’s School
August 28, 2019Join us as we celebrate 35 Years!
St Stephen’s School invites you to an afternoon of family fun as we celebrate 35 years of quality education.
Play games with your family, grab something to eat and drink, browse through the archives and reminisce with old friends, alumni, staff and families.
Anyone who is part of the St Stephen’s School community – past, present and future – are welcome to celebrate with us. Feel free to extend the invitation to friends and families in our community.
WE’RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD!
August 12, 2019NIPSSA Carnival
August 9, 201823 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:
- PADBURY CPS
- ST MARKS
- ST STEPHENS DUNCRAIG
- PETER MOYES
- WHITFORDS CPS
- ST SIMON PETER
- LAKE JOONDALUP BAPTIST
- ST LUKES CPS
- FRANCIS JORDAN
- KINGSWAY CHRISTIAN
School Fete Update
June 18, 2018Design & Tech Champs!
June 1, 2018The Design and Tech department welcomed the Year 5 students into their space this week and helped immeasurably with a sustainability project that they are working on. Staff happily gave their time and resources to our children (and adults). We’re blown away by their kindness and generosity. These workshop experiences will definitely be a highlight for so many of our students – and us.
The Year 5 Team
Melanie Thomspon, Clare Palmer, Val Dimovski, Shelly Brookes & Shar Baird
“And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.” – Hebrews 13:16
Cross Country Results
May 15, 2018Community Freezer
May 14, 2018We are continuing with our initiative of the school community freezer. It is located in the Get Well Room in the Primary School Office. The purpose of this freezer is to support families from Pre-Kindy to Year 12 at SSS Duncraig with a home cooked meal when they are going through a very difficult family situation.
If you would like to contribute to this freezer by cooking a meal we would greatly appreciate it. We are looking for simple, nutritious meals that are both family and freezer friendly. These include meat and vegetable based casseroles, lasagnes, hearty soups and mild curries. Please do not use any nut or nut products. Please include all components of the meal e.g. “Casserole with rice” to make it as easy as possible for the families receiving the meals.
Please follow the steps below:
Read the food safety link: https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/handwashing-why-its-important
1) Choose your own recipe or look for one at:
http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/collections/freezer-friendly
2) Buy the ingredients.
3) Ensure your hands are adequately washed.
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/healthyliving/food-safety-when-cooking
4) Cook the meal.
5) Cool the meal and pack in a reusable or recyclable container (either donate a container or collect a foil container from next to the freezer at school).
6) Label the meal (stickers are available next to the freezer at school).
7) Freeze the meal.
8) Bring the frozen meal to school and place in the freezer for another family to enjoy!
Thank you for your support.
We Remember Them…
May 2, 2018Anzac Day, 25 April, is one of Australia’s most important national occasions. It marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War.
Yesterday Duncraig held a Anzac Day Service on the Quad.
It was attended by the whole school.
“This is a day not of celebration but of national memory. It’s a day when we learn, and learn again, of the horror of purposeless war. It is a day for looking after your mates, cherishing your home, your neighbourhood and family. It’s a day for realising how rare this wonderful country of ours is and how precious it is.” – Unknown