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 …
Year 4 Constitution Centre, Electoral Commission, and Kings Park Read More »
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 …
Wondrous Treasure, Expeditions, and Scurvy! Year 4 at the Maritime Museums Read More »
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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