This week we celebrate a true ·èÂí¸èÎèÐã Pioneer – Renée Melvin. Renée was a teacher during the very early years of Swan Christian College (then Swan Christian High School) when it was based in Columbo Street, Victoria Park prior to its permanent home on Great Northern Highway in Middle Swan. Back in 1984-1985, the school […]
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Remember that sage advice, ‘if you fail to plan, you are planning to fail?’ It seems to ring true in every facet of our lives. As such, each ·èÂí¸èÎèÐã school is now looking to architectural teams to create a ‘master plan’ for their school site. This will provide a long-term conceptual layout to guide future
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When referring to the key role that accountants and finance managers play across Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison recently remarked that these are the people that ‘keep the lights on’, so that every employee can do their job to the best of their ability. In our context, this phrase, ‘Keeping The Lights On’ (or KTLO
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Students from Year 3 and 5 recently took part in a Mathematics incursion which saw ‘Professor Maths’ challenge the students with thinking problems, competitive challenges and shape-related puzzles. One Year 3 student, Jade, even managed to beat Professor Maths in the ‘Egg Challenge’! Each problem required a different set of skills and allowed the students
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On Wednesday 31 March, approximately 40 Association members, ·èÂí¸èÎèÐã staff and the ·èÂí¸èÎèÐã Board met for the Quarterly Association Meeting. ·èÂí¸èÎèÐã Board Chair Mr Robert Edkins opened the meeting before inviting Chief Executive Officer Dr Graeme Cross to deliver a summary of the ·èÂí¸èÎèÐã 2020 year and provided some overall direction for 2021 within our
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‘Hop into learning!’ is Principal Mr Stuart Chisholm’s catchcry to the assembled Primary students eager to get into the new set of classrooms opened this week at Northshore. Whatever your thoughts on Mr Chisholm’s title of ‘The Lilypad’ for the four new classrooms, no one can deny that the building process timeline, the wide-open learning
With the phenomenal growth of Northshore enrolments and a relocation and building project imminent at Beechboro, the search for a Business Manager who could manage both schools into the future began in earnest some months ago. After a thorough interview and selection process, we are pleased to announce that Mr Jean-Andre Spangenberg will be joining
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