Congratulations to the newly-appointed 2017 Student Councillors!
Back row left to right: Robin Ferris, Bianca Hammond (Y8), Chloe Egan (Y9), Steven Cullen (Y10), Michael Cullen (Head Boy), Nike Norton (Head Girl), Dakota Woodley-Anderson (Y10), Tessa Rangi (Y11), Muhammad Sya’ari Mohd Saidfudin (Y11)
Front row left to right: Elizabeth Marinoni (Y8), Shakira Holthaus (Y9), Rojin Zakholy (Y7) and Hayleigh Woodley (Y7)
The Young Technologists Scholarships at ECU will be awarded to current year 12 school leavers with a passion to bring about change through cutting-edge technology and innovation. Awarded on merit, the Young Technologists scholarships aim to strengthen Australia's pool of technology talent by encouraging greater diversity and broader participation in technology-related studies.
Scholarship winners will receive $5000/year for the duration of their course.
Invitational Theory provides a unique language of transformation for the school culture from awareness, to understanding, to application, to adoption.
The Elements of Invitational Theory, designed to encourage a positive school environment, include Care, Trust, Respects, Optimism and Intentionality. Invitational Theory messages students that they are able, valuable, and responsible, and treats them accordingly. This ignites motivation and enhances student engagement. Engaging students in education is fundamental to learning.
Here is the song performed by and Habir Jumani and Raudhah Soffian
Song courtesy of Sally Butzin
Education Services Australia recently launched the new, improved myfuture website and the latest changes include the following new features:
- A simplified version of My career profile.
- Interactive, digital Bullseyes which allow users to explore occupations by preferred learning areas. New occupations have been added and redundant occupations have been archived.
- New and updated articles accessible via the Career insight section including original articles from guest contributors.
- Simplified industry information providing a snapshot of the trending job prospects for that particular industry, with links to related occupations and associated industries.
- Occupation profile pages with links to related courses, earnings data, predictions on job prospects, and links to similar occupations.
- New business profile features enabling key businesses and associations to showcase traditional, non-traditional and emerging career pathway
Visit myfuture
Taken from a TransPerth flyer:
From Sunday 31 January 2016, there will be changes to the Joondalup, Fremantle and Armadale lines. There will also be changes to a number of school services across the TransPerth network.
Students intending to travel to school via public transport should:
- Check http://transperth.wa.gov.au for information
- Plan your journey prior to the start of school.
The JourneyPlanner will be updated with the new school services from 15 January 2016. Remember to change the day in JourneyPlanner to the first day of school.
Whilst not every school will be undergoing changes, we recommend that everyone should plan their journey prior to the first day of school.
CCHS celebrated NAIDOC today with a range of hands on cultural activities. Embracing this years theme of "We all stand on sacred ground" students did charcoal drawing, rock painting and learned some Noongar words through a storytelling session with Vanessa our AIEO. The highlight of the morning was a dance performance by some of our awesome Aboriginal students. We finished off the morning with a kangaroo sausage sizzle in our Nature Space.
Please visit this link to view details of the latest WA education budget
http://youtu.be/cUweHuWElIE
On Thursday 27th November, Australian cricketer Brad Hogg came to meet and inspire Clarkson students. Nearly 200 students gathered in the auditorium to hear him speak. It was a very sad day as Brad's close friend and team mate Phillip Hughes had just passed away, and Brad began his talk by apologising if he became emotional. He was pure inspiration.
