Article courtesy of Community News
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.
CCHS drama production "The Wiz", Thursday 6 August, Friday 7 August and Saturday 8 August. Doors open 6.30pm. Tickets available from reception, $10 adults / $5 concession. Hope to see you there!
As you may already know, Clarkson Community High School is all about Invitational Education - inviting students to learn through innovation, motivating projects and creating a safe and welcoming learning environment.
Our Year 11 and 12 Automotive students needed a car to work on for their course so we thought why not give them a project to be proud of. A long hard look through Gumtree found this little beauty, a 1964 EH Holden ute. All the bits are there, they just need some serious TLC and our boys and girls will certainly be learning a great deal about welding, panel beating, spray painting, upholstery repair and chrome restoration.
Our work on integrating disruptive innovations into the curriculum made Australian Teacher Magazine this month. Read more here
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By Lucy Jarvis, North Coast Times Community Newspaper, 31 March 2015
Clarkson Community High School is involved in research looking at the effects of technology use on young people's mental health.
By Lucy Jarvis, North Coast Times Community Newspaper, 31 March 2015
Clarkson Community High School's Technology department is front page news this week!
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