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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Are talking and writing the Previous Next Educational expert Pie Corbett argues that you can’t write what you can’t first say. With this in mind, Rehoboth is pioneering a new writing course called Talk4Writing across our Primary Schools. So far, our Year 4 class at Wilson has started by learning, then modifying the text of …
One of the biggest community days on the Rehoboth calendar is the Wilson Campus Previous Next Open Day was held this year on 2 November, with new additions including giant Zorb balls and Malaysian satays. Here are reflections from students who came and enjoyed the day: ‘I think Open Day was terrific because of all …
Year 11 students from Kenwick invaded the Wilson Campus at lunchtimes recently to teach Year 4-5 students about God and have some fun with them. Previous Next As part of their Christian Studies program, the Year 11 students used their God-given gifts to teach the Primary students a new skill and make a connection that …
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Despite it being a week after the official observance, Rehoboth Christian College held the annual ANZAC Remembrance Assembly on Friday, 4 May. Mr Farr’s Year 4 students recited the poem, “To the Sunburnt Ear” by Tony Gunter. They explained the history and the purpose behind the Slouch Hat worn by Australian Military, which inspired the …
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