Can you remember 1988 ? Some of us were not born yet, some of us were celebrating Australia’s bicentenary (1788-1998) and there was no internet, social media or selfies to capture these moments. Thirty four years ago, in 1988, Clive Smith began teaching at Swan Christian College. “There has been a lot of water under […]
Swan’s Clive Smith – Thirty-four years and counting…. Read More »
Students saw red for all the right reasons at Kalamunda Christian School this week, with each class donning alternative clothing for one day and donating to fundraiser ‘Heart Kids’. The charity aims to make a difference to those affected by congenital or acquired heart disease, from diagnosis through to adulthood. One Kalamunda Christian School parent
SCEA Snap Of The Week : KCS Heart Kids Go Red ! Read More »
It is wonderful that the school year has begun, and our students are able to enjoy learning experiences in relative normality. I know that wearing masks can be very uncomfortable at times – but it seems that the ‘mask mandate’ is here for the time being and we should be comforted by the fact that
From the Chief Human Resources Officer – Mr Sidney Rajanayagam Read More »
SCEA’s most northern school in the coastal suburb of Alkimos turns 6 this year, and Principal Mr Stuart Chisholm cannot believe the number of new families that are choosing to walk through the front doors and call Northshore ‘home’ for their schooling lives. “It’s just an amazing blessing. I’ve been blessed with a great staff
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Following the recent Health Guidelines laid out by the WA Government, several changes have had to take place across our schools. There is a desire to maintain contact with school staff yet still be in full accordance with the regulations set out by the medical experts. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr Graeme Cross “virtually” welcomed
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When Darren Peakall joined Ellenbrook in early 2015 as an ICT site representative, not many staff knew that he was a qualified pilot, a skilled aviator and had the heart of a pastor who was keen to serve. “The role within SCEA certainly changed quickly, and I am thankful to the amazing people I have
Farewell Darren Peakall – Ellenbrook’s Chaplain becomes Pastor to the Indigenous Read More »
Two hours drive south of the South African capital city of Pretoria lies the tiny town of Klerksdorp. Until today, it was unknown to most of us in SCEA. That all changes today. Lize (pronounced LEE-za) Janse Van Rensburg, SCEA’s newest employee (TASS Application Support Officer) hails from this remote part of South Africa, and
Our commitment to air quality in SCEA has gone to new lengths this week, with SCEA schools being supplied with one air quality meter each from the SCEA Office. By providing the same type of machine for each school, the goal of reaching objective conclusions about the data should be quite straightforward. Or so you
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Our schools become vibrant communities when they are filled with students. On Thursday, 27 January 2022 our SCEA students began their schooling year at the eight campuses across Perth. Here are a few photos from that first day.
Forty years ago, the first SCEA school opened in West Midland with 55 students. The uniforms were homemade, the demountable buildings were discarded from the local hospital and most importantly – there was no air-conditioning! Recently, a reunion was held for the very first families who had set up this SCEA school during 1981 and
