Our second annual overnight Fathering Project Camp was recently held at Wilson, with over 100 Dads and kids enjoying a special time of connection and craziness. Previous Next Tents, guide ropes and swags filled the grassed areas, as well as a few air mattresses and a pop-up ‘tent’ that was created by an air pump! …
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What happens when you mix Science experiments, electric windmills and abstract art? You have a Year 4 excursion to SciTech and the Art Gallery. Previous Next Recently, the Wilson Year 4 classes had an excursion to SciTech. They got to explore the variety of hands-on activities available there. One of the favourite things that they …
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At the heart of Rehoboth, families matter and supporting each other in faith and life is important. Previous Next “This was the best Open Day ever,” said one student at the end of the day, whilst holding a bag of lollies and slime. Our Open Day has actually been renamed ‘Community Day,’ to better reflect …
I learnt so much about how government works. I loved how we got to pray for the politicians and ask God to give them wisdom and lead well. Year 4/5 Student This year, the Wilson Year 4/5 class went on an excursion to the city to learn more about democracy, rules and laws and the …
Our first ever Fathering Project overnight camp held at Wilson. Previous Next In Term 3, on a chilly September night, almost 30 dads and their kids put up tents and camped out at Wilson campus, enjoying challenging activities, toasted marshmallows, and making new friends. The evening kicked off with a flurry of tents, pegs and …
Everyone was buzzing with excitement when the Year 11 students came to do workshops. Previous Next The Year 11 students made a surprise visit to Wilson Primary during one of our lunch times. The Year 4, 5 and 6 students were buzzing with excitement when the Year 11 students came to do workshops. The workshops …
Primary students were welcomed with a range of exciting experiments that the Year 9 Science students has prepared. Previous Next The Year 4-6 students hopped on the bus from Wilson to the Kenwick Campus. As the students arrived at Kenwick, they were welcomed with a range of exciting experiments that the Year 9 Science students …
So many dads and kids attended, at another level, it created a deeper sense of community at Rehoboth. Previous Next What could be more challenging for kids and their dads than competing for the title of Paper Plane champion? The preparation started with hundreds of plane prototypes being designed, carefully folded, flight tested and then …
True peace comes through a personal relationship with Jesus. Previous Next On 23 April at Wilson, our school held a ceremony remembering that true peace only comes through a personal relationship with Jesus, who bore the sins of the world when He died on the cross. Reflections from Year 4/5 Students Anzac Day is the …
Amazingly, we had almost 70 dads attend our launch nights. Previous Next This year, across both Primary campuses, we have decided to partner with the Fathering Project. The Fathering Project was started by Professor Bruce Robinson in 2013. He met with patients who were dying and who had regrets about the kind of father they …
Democracy. Dictatorship. Dystopian futures filled with dastardly leaders and diabolical governments who don’t love God or deliver justice? Previous Next Yes, on a recent excursion in the city, the Year 4 Wilson class discovered that voting matters and that God wants us to understand the rules, laws, and Constitution that help make Australia such a …
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It was a day beautiful weather, amazing discoveries, and learning encounters by students and parents. Previous Next Recently, the Wilson Year 4 class went on an excursion to Fremantle to visit the Shipwrecks and the Maritime Museum. Here are three poems students wrote in response to their day: In Fremantle by the sea, there’s a …
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