Previous Next Our final day at the Detective Agency; a mission to remember! We all struggled with today knowing that this would be the hardest day because we would have to say goodbye. Despite being very tired and exhausted we used all our energy! We danced more than ever and used every little bit of …
Previous Next Day 3 at the Detective Agency! Who is the promised king, the child of Eve and of Abraham who will come to defeat sin and death and make us friends with God again!? Day 3 is always the hardest day, energy levels are waning and tiredness from the week is setting in. To …
Previous Next Day 2 at the Detective Agency! Today the kids picked up more clues about the man who defeated death, finding out more about God’s promises to His people. It is wonderful to see parents who came to the program when they were young bringing their own kids along, the legacy of the past …
Previous Next Day 1 at the Detective Agency! Today was the first day of our bush mission program and we were full of anticipation, apprehension, and excitement. We started the day with a devotion about cultivating thankfulness and praying together before we set off for the Rec Centre. Today’s mission, to start uncovering the evidence …
Previous Next We have an amazing group of students! They have been working tirelessly, humbly, and with phenomenal team spirit. Whether it is volunteering to clean dishes, seeing a need and offering to help, stopping a game to come and carry heavy boxes, these students have acquitted themselves well and we are looking forward to …
Previous Next In our planning for this mission trip, we wanted to emphasise the importance of not only going to share the good news but also going to learn from the people of Leonora and their culture. Today was something we were really excited about as we had an opportunity to go out bush with …
Previous Next A long 12-hour journey. We arrived at Rehoboth at 7:45 in the morning and left for Leonora at 8:15am. Our first stop was at Northam and we headed to Tammin Roadhouse for morning tea. We skipped lunch at Merridin and headed to Southern Cross for a toilet break. Kalgoorlie was our last stop …
There has been a lot going on in Year 9 Science in Term 3 – from the Science of colour to flaming hands, to drones and robots. Read on to know more about these Science events of the last few weeks, and have a look at some of the wonderful photos from the Science Week …
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Planting trees in our local community helped us put into practice the call to steward God’s creation. Previous Next In Semester 1, the Year 9 science students learnt lots about ecosystems and the interdependencies between different organisms and their environment. As they have grown in knowledge about the topic, they have also been challenged to …
We were overjoyed to be granted $10,000 for the purchase of modern technologies needed for this event in Year 7 and 8 Digital Technologies. https://rehoboth.wa.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Game-Changer-Awards-2020_Trim1.mp4 One of the highlights for our Year 7 and 8 Digital Technology students has been the opportunity to participate in the STEM-based Game Changers Award Competition. This competition provides opportunity …
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Perhaps some of our graduates will one day find themselves working there, developing new treatments for the diseases that impact our community the most. Previous Next Our Year 12 ATAR Human Biology students have spent this semester learning about the nervous, endocrine, and immune systems, as well as the role of biotechnology in understanding and …
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What would convince you to go to a school competition on a weekend on the of school holidays? Previous Next Would robots, Curtin merchandise, and the chance to be enough? This year Georgia, Cassidy, and Seth (Year 9) represented Rehoboth at the First Lego League National Final West, held on 12 December. They arrived early …