Post Year 10 Options Information Evening
On Tuesday evening, our Deputy Principal shared information about Post Year 10 Options with parents and students.
The presentation linked here contains all information on pathways for Year 10 students.
Having A Converstion About Mental Health (for Year 9 Parents)
There will be a session for parents (only) of Year 9 students in the Auditorium on Thursday June 21 at 5.30pm. Please see the flyer below for more details.
It's That Time Again!
Clarkson Has Talent is back! Auditions start Friday June 8 so come on down and register for the chance to win a Bluetooth speaker!
Minor Fire Incident
A minor fire occurred today at recess in an evaporative air conditioner above the cooking room. All students were quickly evacuated to the muster point while the fire brigade attended. All staff and students are safe and sound and the fire has been successfully extinguished.
STEM News
This term Clarkson CHS has introduced robotics into the ICT program to provide practical applications for coding.
The Edison Robot is a versatile educational robot the can be operated from a simple drag and drop program up to text based coding involving multiple units acting together.
Currently our Year 8 and 9 students are trying to complete obstacle courses that get increasingly more challenging. One student described the experience as “frustratingly enjoyable.”
There will be more STEM news to follow later in the term.
CCHS Now Offers Certificate II Kitchen Operations!
Clarkson CHS Literacy Support Club & Website
NAPLAN and OLNA literacy support sessions run on Thursday mornings at 8am in the library. All students are welcome!
The club will primarily focus upon writing, reading and language conventions instruction. There will also be weekly opportunities for student to practice past exam papers.
Please visit the support website at the link below:
https://sites.google.com/view/lscchs/
Bullying - Support For Your Child At Home
If your child is being bullied, you should always take action.
Give your child as much support and love as you can at home, while you, the teacher and your child come up with a plan for fixing the bullying. Let your child know that the situation is not their fault, and it can be fixed.
Talk to your child about some of the different ways of dealing with bullying behaviour and why these work. This will help your child feel more confident and less powerless about being bullied.
