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Visit to Parliament House
This week our some of our student councillors were given a tour of Parliament House by MP Terry Healy.
During the tour, the students found out about the history of the building and some of the events which had occurred within its walls. The tour was followed by a lovely lunch in the dining room.
What a remarkable and memorable experience for the students! Who knows, maybe these school leaders will be there as politicians one day.
Thank you to Mr Williams and Mrs Morris for keeping our students company and thank you to Mr Healy for the opportunity.
Style Club girls glam it up...
Every Friday, with the assistance of the very stylish Ms Villar, the Style Club girls glam it up. So far this term, club members have enjoyed mini-facials, manicures, makeovers and glamorous hairstyles. They've also enjoyed lots of laughs and chats. What a relaxing and fun way to head into the weekend!
Playgroup at Southern River College!
Our Southern River College Year 11 Childcare students are running a free playgroup for local children aged 0 to 5 years. Morning tea and activities will be provided.
The playgroup will be at Southern River College from 9.45am – 10.45 am Thursday mornings on the following dates during Term 3: August 30, September 6, 13 & 20. The playgroup is free but bookings are essential.
Playgroups provide a fantastic opportunity for young children to learn and develop valuable life skills through play and are a great way for parents and carers to connect and make friends with other families living in the local area.
To book or to find out more, please contact Helen Rozendaal on Helen.Rozendaal@education.wa.edu.au.
It’s a tough job judging the Year 11 Bake-Off
Thank you to Ms Miocevich, Ms Cooper and Ms Harry for taking on the difficult task of judging the Year 11 Bake-off. It was a tough job, but somebody had to do it!
For the Bake-off competition, which was arranged by Ms Di Toro, the students had the choice of making cupcakes or a cake with icing. They were also given a range of decorative ingredients and told they could be as creative as they liked! The students did a wonderful job producing a variety of amazing cakes – chocolate, caramel, cream, strawberry, you think of it and it was there.
The judges sampled each and every cake and gave feedback on their tastings. After a very close vote they announced that Chloe Dearnley and Corina Narkle came first for their chocolate mud cake decorated with oreo, kitkat and kinder Bueno. Tyler Clark was awarded second place for a white chocolate mud cake decorated with chocolate finger biscuits and strawberries.
Delicious and beautiful work!