Mundaring Christian College’s (MCC) Head of Secondary, Mr David Elsing, completed this term by hosting the highly-successful Australian Business Week (ABW) at the Parkerville Campus. The ABW program allows Year Ten students to work in business teams and run a fictional company with operations, finance, marketing and executive decisions to be made each day for […]
Australian Business Week posts big win for MCC staff Read More »
Online mathematics program ‘Matific’ (which aims to use integrated concepts to teach mathematics to primary students) held a national Olympiad across two days in June 2021. The competition involved a large number of schools from Australia and New Zealand, with SCEA’s own Beechboro Christian School (BCS) winning first place in Australia! BCS ranked third overall
Beechboro Year 2 Students are absolutely ‘Matific’ at winning Mathematics competitions! Read More »
Our SCEA ‘Snap’ of the week refers to a colourful or emotive post that one of our SCEA schools has posted on their social media feeds. Commonly referred to as ‘socials’, your SCEA school’s social media feed can refer to posts on your school’s website, your school’s dedicated Facebook page, a school Instagram account or
SCEA Snap of the Week – Swan’s Year 12 students lift off! Read More »
Congratulations to Year 11 Swan student Nicholas B., a recipient of the Luke Durbridge Sports Scholarship, who won all three events that make up the Peel Junior Tour Under-17 Men’s cycling competition at the Kwinana Motorplex recently. The day after the competition, Nicholas (Nick) was part of a Men’s team of three riders who won
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Kalamunda’s Principal, Dr Gregg Weaver, is keeping his staff busy! Over the past fortnight, he has unveiled a new STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) room at the school, played ‘Air Guitar’ to a sold-out crowd at the KCS Quiz Night, and hosted the return of the post-COVID ‘Fathering Project’. The STEM phenomenon is taking
KCS staff are busy – in and out of the classroom! Read More »
Last week, Mundaring’s Secondary Campus in Parkerville hosted the “Distinctive Daughters Dessert Night” in their Great Hall. It brought together mums, mum-figures, grandmothers, aunties and carers from across the College to enjoy some excellent dessert dishes freshly made by MCC Hospitality students under the guidance of Chef de Partie Mrs Melinda Edwards. The guest speaker
Linda Roney speaks at Mundaring Christian College Read More »
Those of us familiar with the World’s Greatest Shave campaign may expect student participants to raise somewhere between $100 – $150 in support of cancer research. Showing incredible passion, Ellenbrook Christian College’s (ECC) Year 12 student Mackenzie B. recently raised an amazing $7,600 on her own, which, when combined with the other college funds raised, totalled more
ECC students raise thousands as part of World’s Greatest Shave Read More »
“Let us read, and let us dance; these two amusements will never do any harm to the world.” Voltaire As a French writer who lived in the 1700’s, Voltaire’s words ring true when it comes to Mrs Minchington (known to the KCS community as Mrs ‘M’) who does exactly that; she reads, and she dances
Librarian of the Week – Kalamunda’s Shona Minchington Read More »
Tuesday night was historic for Kalamunda Christian School (KCS). For the first time, three SCEA secondary schools sent staff to talk to KCS parents about secondary schooling options for their children. For one Kalamunda parent, this was music to his ears: “I’ve always wanted my kids to continue on to a SCEA school for their
Secondary SCEA Information Evening @ Kalamunda Christian School Read More »
Even those of us familiar with the geography of South Africa and the southern province of KwaZulu Natal will not be familiar with the very small town of Boston. It is home to 153 people who milk cows and talk ‘dairy’ most of the day. However, one of its best exports has made her way
Talking Stick of the Week – Mrs Jennifer Groom Read More »
