Previous Next On Friday 14 October, the Year 3 classes from the Wilson and Kenwick campuses went to the Earth Day Expo at Canning River Eco Education Centre. Earth Day is celebrated by more than 200 countries around the world. More than 10 schools around Perth attended this event. It was a day that reminded …
Well done to all of our Cross-Country runners and the way they shared their gifts to represent the College! Previous Next Following our Primary Cross-Country Carnival, the three fastest competitors in each event were selected for the WACSSA Primary Cross-Country Carnival. This Interschool Carnival was held on Friday 26 August at Thomas Oval in Medina. …
After much practicing and preparation, the Arts Festival week began on Tuesday 6 September. Previous Next The traditional starting assembly saw the gym filled to capacity with over 750 students, teachers, parents and guests. Mr Thomson reflected on what it means to truly glorify God as we officially opened the Art Exhibition. ‘Life in Colour’ …
The College community came together and raised a whopping $10,316.20 via donations and sponsorship! Thank you to everyone who contributed to this great cause! Previous Next On Friday 12 August, following a spate of wet weather, the clouds finally parted, and the sunshine beamed down on our Primary Cross Country Carnival for 2022. This was …
A highlight for the LEX@R students in Semester 1 was a jam-packed excursion to the Army Museum of WA and the Aviation Heritage Museum. Previous Next In Semester 1, the LEX@R students were taken on a journey back in time to examine aspects of the Second World War. This seemed like a long time ago …
Theme: Life in Colour Kindy – Pre-Primary Claireese Hartanto Pre-Primary Kenwick Campus Year 1-2 Jochebed Hartono Year 2 Wilson Campus Year 3-4 Matthew Tjandra Year 4 Wilson Campus Year 5-6 Anna Kuipers Year 5 Wilson Campus Year 7-9 Lianne Young Year 9 Year 10-12 Rebecca Morling Year 10
What do you get when you add 51 students, 9 teachers, a bucket load of activities and a stream of Devotions… YEAR 6 CAMP 2022 To end Term 2, the Year 6s from Kenwick and Wilson embarked on a camping venture. Some students admitted they have never been camping and have not slept in a …
We had a mix of excursions and incursions to ensure there was something interesting we can be involved in everyday. Previous Next Rob and Amber here from Big Childcare! We wanted to give the Rehoboth community an update on our very first Vacation Care Program. We had an absolute blast over the two weeks of …
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Zoom, Teams, Skype, WhatsApp, emails, and so much more. The 21st Century is a time where we are more connected than ever. Why then is loneliness a growing problem? Loneliness is defined as “the state of being alone and feeling sad about it” (vocabulary.com). The Australian Psychological Society, in collaboration with Swinburne University, conducted a …
Flourishing Families is not just the events we host across our two Primary Schools at Rehoboth. It is something that we want and should make our personal goal for our families. It’s lovely to meet together over a cuppa, get to know more parents, encourage one another, etc., but the real work starts at home. …
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 …
It was great to be able to hold our athletics carnivals at a new venue this year. It was great to be able to hold our athletics carnivals at a new venue this year. Previous Next We started the term with our two Athletics Carnivals this year. It made for a very busy, but enjoyable …
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