Wonderful students from both Primary Schools did a very special outreach to our senior citizens during Term 2. Previous Next Just over a hundred letters, cards, and pictures were made by our students for the citizens of Manoah House and Juniper Hayloft in Martin. During COVID-19 our senior citizens were hugely affected by the lack …
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Ivan Nagel (Year 8) is a keen triathelete and was recognised as in May. Ivan Nagel (Year 8) is a keen triathelete and was recognised with WA Triathlete of the Year in May. He competes in running, swimming, and cycling at a State level. The Examiner Newspaper reported in February on Ivan’s preparations for his …
It’s now been two weeks since all students returned to (relatively) normal classes and routines. So, what was like? Previous Next Firstly, it presented a unique, time-sensitive challenge to teachers and support staff. They had to prepare for a whole new way of teaching and learning in a matter of weeks. Added to that, no …
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‘If water falls from the sky, how does it get Previous Next Brainstorming, Predictions and Discoveries In Year 2 we have been learning all about water and the water cycle. We had many questions and decided it would be a great idea to put them up on our Wonder Wall. We have been slowly working …
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Previous Next Year 3-6 Swimming Lessons with Mrs Ferguson, Mrs Norman, Mrs Marmion, Mr Hunter, Mrs Rajanayagam, Miss Heaysman, Mrs Kuipers, and Mrs James. Over the past couple of weeks, during the very hot days, the Years 3-6 students have been setting off to Cannington Leisureplex to practice their water skills, then coming back to …
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We have had a start to Year 1 Red so far. Previous Next We have a new classroom, playground, routines and even new friends to play with. Year 1 Red completed a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) challenge last week. STEAM education teaches children many 21st century skills and the focus on hands-on …
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This semester our Year 8 Digital Technology students have been learning the Previous Next The Design Engineering Process involves problem analysis, research, innovation, prototype development and critical evaluation – a wide range of very important 21st century skills. The students then apply this process and STEM to attempt addressing some major world problems in the …
Rehoboth students walked away with at this year’s Young ICT Explorers Competition. Previous Next Term 4 began with a memorable experience for some as 13 teams of students across Year 7 and Year 8 from Rehoboth participated in the 2019 Young ICT Explorers competition over the weekend. This is a national ICT competition in which …
We’ve covered some fantastic student achievements over the last couple of weeks; now it’s time to acknowledge one of our staff. Miss Goh being conferred her doctorate by the Curtin University Chancellor, Dr Andrew Crane We would like to say a huge congratulations to Miss Kimberley Goh, our Primary Music teacher, on completing her PhD …
Solitary or intrapersonal learning is characteristic of those who prefer working alone or are self-motivated individuals. The solitary learning style has commonly been described as that which is in pursuit of achievement, learning, and personal satisfaction. This kind of learning style is easily identifiable in people who, more often than not, prefer their own company. …