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On Friday 2 June, the Year 10 and 12 French students at Swan participated in a Skype session with their pen pal school, Lyce Pablo Neruda in Grenoble, France near the Alps. Their pen pals study English as a second language.
Thank you for being patient while visiting the College during peak drop-off and pick-up times. We understand the frustration our community experiences during these times and request that you remain patient.
Swan Christian College is thrilled to invite you to participate in our fundraising campaign and support the new Wild Play Zone.
We are delighted to share the incredible achievements of two of our talented Year 9 students, Samuel A and Benjamin G, who recently had the privilege of representing Western Australia at the Bali International Football Tournament. This remarkable opportunity was made possible through their participation in the state's Talent Support Program, which aims to nurture and showcase the skills of our budding athletes.
Camp Australia will not be running the Rocketeers Program on our campus during the first two weeks of the July School Holidays (3 14 July) due to significant earthworks taking place on campus in preparation for the construction of the new Wild Play Zone in the Junior School. The Rocketeers Program will run on our campus during the third week of the school holidays (17 21 July) and Monday 24 July 2023 (Pupil Free Day).
What a turnout we had on Tuesday, 23 May when the Inclusive Education Team hosted a community morning tea. Ms Julia Aland, Dean of Inclusive Education Junior School and Acting Head of Curriculum, and Ms Jody Sims, College Psychologist, gave incredible insights into how we can support our students.
In a recent article, Professor Geoff Masters (2023) identified two challenges for the reform of school education. Better preparing students for their future and ensuring every student learns successfully were deemed to be urgent global imperatives. In these challenges is recognition of the personal, holistic, and developmental nature of learning. Traditionally the development of cognitive skills is pitted against a vision of education that attends to the ambience of the learning environment to promote well-being and moral development.
AVCAT scholarships, including the Long Tan Bursary, are tertiary scholarships for the children and grandchildren of Australian ex-serving veterans. Scholarships are $4000$6000 per year for three years.
Friday marked an exciting occasion as Perth fashion designer Karen Elizabeth Young visited the textiles room for an inspirational incursion. Karen discussed her journey of becoming one of Perths top fashion designers, including her past as a home economics teacher and her triumphant recovery from a bout of breast cancer.
On Friday the 12th of May the junior school had their WACSSA afl carnival. They played a total of 5 games against different schools and won all their games. The first game was only won by 1 point coming back from a no goal first half. Congratulations the the year 6 boys.
On Tuesday 16 May, Junior School students celebrated their mums, guardians and grandmothers at the Junior School Mother's Day morning tea.
We warmly invite you and your family to tour our campus on Thursday 1 June. College Principal Dr Darnelle Pretorius and our staff are excited to welcome you to our College and provide an opportunity for you to explore our campus and the many opportunities available for students.
Swan Christian College understands the financial commitment associated with providing a quality education for your child. Recognising the diverse needs of our families, the College has a convenient and flexible solution for paying school fees through our payment schedules accessible via the parent lounge.
Murdoch University would like to extend a warm invite, to your Year 11 and 12 Parents and Guardians, to attend their Year 11 and 12 Parents and Supporters Information Evening on 24 May from 6:00pm - 8:00pm at Murdoch Uni, Perth Campus. The workshop will better equip Parents and guardians to help support their child's transition from high school to university.
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We are excited to announce that tickets are on sale now for the upcoming hilarious Fenceline Theatre Company Production, Imperial Briefs A Family Friendly Pantomime by Jane Hille. Pantomime is a genre of theatre that involves slapstick and comedy; singing and dancing; as well as plots and characters most often derived from folklore, fairy tales, or fables. The pantomime will be a take on the fairy tale, The Emperor's New Clothes, and the whole family is invited for a wonderful night out!
Some of the aspiring leaders in Year 11 have been taking part in a public speaking workshop under the tutelage of award-winning Toastmaster, Luke George. These students were nominated by their peers due to their 'leadership material'. The fourteen students have been, in their words, thrown into the deep end of public speaking by presenting both impromptu and prepared speeches.
Recently, Ms Joanna Walden, a Textiles teacher at Swan, took the handsewn hearts made by her Year 9 students to Ronald McDonald House during the school holidays and ran an art workshop for the children staying there. Ms Walden was inspired to create the 1000 Hearts project after initiating the Uthando Doll project with her classes and volunteering at Ronald McDonald House and seeing the difference that students' work could make to the childrens lives. The Uthando Doll project involved students and teachers making dolls that were given to orphaned children because of the AID pandemic in KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.

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