Moulin Rouge: Behind the Scenes
Our Year 10 Drama students were excited to attend a behind-the-scenes experience of Moulin Rouge at Crown Theatre recently.
Our Year 10 Drama students were excited to attend a behind-the-scenes experience of Moulin Rouge at Crown Theatre recently.
We’re incredibly proud of our Years 5 & 6 swimmers, who competed in the JIGSSA Swimming Carnival this week with some excellent results.
Week 8 saw the celebration of Harmony Week, the Interhouse Running Festival, Rock Ya Socks Off concert, and more.
This year, we’re rolling out the ‘SIFT’ method to students, which helps them determine whether or not a source is credible.
Beginner Band is an exciting opportunity for Year 5 students and gives students the opportunity to learn an instrument in a group setting.
Our Years 5 & 6 students engaged in their Interhouse Swimming Carnival. The College also gathered for an International Women’s Day assembly.
Our Years 7 and 8 Woodwork classes are now underway, and we thought we would ask our students what they’ve enjoyed so far!
This week, we had Year 7 Camp and Alternative Learning Days, Ash Wednesday, a Year 10 Geography Excursion, Year 11 Drama Day, and more!
The Year 10 Geography field trip was a huge success recently, allowing students to apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios.
Along with camp, our Year 7s participated in the Alternative Learning Days, an extension of the Year 7 transition to high school program.
Introduced in 2023, the UniReady Enabling Program is an alternative entry to university pathway for our students, which is run in partnership with Curtin University.
Week 3 was a busy one, with the Interhouse Swimming Carnival, Artist in Residence, the launch of our 2023 service co-curriculars, and more!
Our Year 6 students made their way down to Attadale Conservation Area and Dyoondalup Reserve for a Science excursion to observe their surroundings, which forms part of their ‘Eco Warriors’ unit.
This week, we saw the whole school community come together for our Opening Mass, commenced trials for IGGSA sport, and more!
We always love the first week of the school year – there is such an exciting buzz around the College, which we’ve perfectly captured for you!
Future10 provides financial literacy education to students so they can make informed and effective financial decisions.
We are excited to share that the Santa Maria library is this year’s winner of the School Libraries Association of Victoria Innovators Award.
Our Eco Sisters have been invited to work alongside local community groups and the Melville City Council to revegetate the woodland around Point Walter.
The Year 9 transition program, Reason for Being, is a three-day journey of exploring our unique purpose and reason for being in life.
We are very excited to announce one of our Year 9 Drama classes is joint winner of the Excellence in Direction Award at the 2022 Bell Shakespeare Shorts Festival.
This week was a big one for our Year 9 students, with their Reflection Day, Transition Program, and Camp down in Margaret River!
Year 6 students have been taking part in a cricket program run by instructors from the WACA throughout Term 4.
Year 7 STEngineering students were tasked with designing a mini golf course, which needed to include at least two obstacles.
Art Encounter Days give our Visual Art and Design students an opportunity to work with, and learn from, professional and highly acclaimed Western Australian artists and designers.
This week, we had the annual Santa4Santa Day, House Drama Competition, Year 7 Orientation Day, and lots more!
We sit down with Emily Hunt, House Drama Competition Coordinator, to talk more in-depth about what the night entailed.
Year 10 BrainSTEM students visited the Harry Perkins Institute for Medical Research, as part of their study about Biotechnology and its role in medical research.
This week, we had the Year 6 Celebration Day, Interhouse Academic Triathlon, Golden Girls’ Luncheon, and more!
The Middle School production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream took place last week with a cast of 62 students from Years 7 – 9.
Our six Year 9 Outdoor Education classes ventured to Rottnest last week to explore the beautiful snorkelling locations for themselves!