Clarkson Community High School is holding a sports carnival on Friday 15/11/2019 in support of the NSW Fire Appeal.
There will a sausage sizzle and drinks on sale for $3.00 with the proceeds being sent to the support victims of the NSW fires.
The canteen will not be selling food. However, students will still be able to purchase slushies and ice-creams. Please help towards this good cause.
(Image courtesy of the ABC)
Students at Clarkson joined more than 300 schools across Australia in welcoming science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) professionals into their classroom today as part of the National STEM in Schools event. (Also covered by the Community News)
Clarkson Community High School is selling poppies for a gold coin donation in support of the RSL WA Poppy Appeal 2019. Your donations will aid ex-servicemen/women and their dependents.
You can get yours from the front office.
Our students participated with enthusiasm and were true ambassadors for Clarkson Community High School on Friday 24th October at the Inter School Athletics Carnival.
We finished 4th overall in the competition and won the best sportsmanship school, which is fantastic - congratulations to all staff and students involved!
Year 12 teachers from Clarkson Community High School were asked to offer advice and guidance for the Class of 2019 as they graduate high school. This entertaining video was shown at the graduation ceremony.
It was an absolute privilege to share an evening with the graduating Class of 2019 last night. We were also very grateful to former student and senior associate in Jackson & McDonald's property litigation team Belinda Giles for agreeing to be the keynote speaker.
Heads of Departments and special guests presented many high achievement awards. The subject award winners were as follows:
A fond farewell to the 2019 Year 12s from all the staff at Clarkson Community High School.
Looking good on dress-up day. Good luck and see you at Graduation Night!
The have been some exciting changes in the structure and members of the student council. The new plan we put forward this year was to recruit two student captains and two vice captains from Year 11, ready for 2020. We were extremely lucky to have seven great candidates put themselves forward for these 4 roles.
Each of the candidates made their pitch to the Year 11 group, and also to the teachers. Each group were asked to vote on who they thought would do the role the best – this allowed us to determine the support these students had from their peers, but also their teachers. Incredibly, the level of support for all the students was equally high.