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Charity "Give Write" has collected and distributed stationery donations to 41 WA schools in the lead up to term one, including Clarkson Community High School.

Teachers from the school visited the charity’s Subiaco office towards the end of the holidays to collect 80 packs to help students who start the year with no stationery.
The packs contained pencil cases filled with school list basics – a set of textas, crayons, pencils, pens, a ruler, sharpener, eraser, highlighter and glue stick.

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In an effort to reduce road trauma over the Easter Holiday period, the City of Wanneroo, in conjunction with WALGA/Roadwise, is again conducting a Blessing of the Roads ceremony and Human Spirit Road Safety Awards.
 
The Blessing of the Roads campaign aims to create awareness for all road users of the need to be courteous, take care and have common sense when traveling on our roads, particularly over the extremely busy Easter Holiday period.
 
The ceremony was held today at Greenfields Park (corner of Wanneroo Road and Elliot Road, Hocking).
 
Pictured left to right: Road Safety Commissioner Iain Cameron, Head Girl Jhameika Bradford, Head Boy Kaiza Metuariki and Mayor of Wanneroo Tracey Roberts.

Article courtesy of North Coast TimesPictures: Martin Kennealey

SCHOOL partnerships are supporting police engagement with students at Clarkson Community High School and Yanchep District High School.

The WA Police and Community Youth Centres (PCYC) is expanding its youth services into the North West Metropolitan area, using funds provided by the Department of Local Government and Communities.

Program co-ordinator Christine Howard said the service expansion would engage with local youth, with the first outreach event planned at Yanchep District High School this Friday.

By John Quigley MLA


Clarkson Community High School has generously opened up its facilities to this fantastic community group. This is an excellent outcome for the Men's Shed Association and showcases our local community spirit.

Clarkson Community High School students were featured in The West Australian newspaper Thursday 22 September 2016. Article courtesy of Tayissa Sweetlove

It is rare for police to want to see teenagers let loose inside a police car but this week saw a notable exception.

A WA Police Academy resilience program invited six automotive enthusiasts from Clarkson Community High School to help with the finishing touches of the restoration of a vintage police sedan.

The 1964 Ford Anglia, formerly on display in the WA Police Historical Society museum looked as good as new when the students were finished.

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