Annual Report - South Coast Baptist College · 2017-08-02 · Wellbeing – wellbeing is directly...

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ANNUAL

REPORT

2016

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Table of Contents 2016 OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................................................ 0

Contextual Information ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Mission ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1

Vision ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Values ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1

VISION - LOVE – TRUTH - KNOWLEDGE ....................................................................................................................................... 1

Affiliations ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Enrolments ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Workforce Composition 2016 ........................................................................................................................................................... 2

Curriculum – Kindergarten and Pre-Primary .................................................................................................................................. 3

Curriculum - Primary .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Curriculum – Secondary ................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Music .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

SCBC Music ............................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Tutors .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Music … continued ............................................................................................................................................................................ 7

Sport ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Football Academy ............................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Staff .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Secondary Staff 2016 ................................................................................................................................................................. 10

Primary Staff 2016 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Student Attendance ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Student Non-Attendance.......................................................................................................................................................... 13

NAPLAN Results................................................................................................................................................................................. 13

Student, Parent, Teacher Satisfaction .......................................................................................................................................... 15

Parent Survey ............................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Student Survey ............................................................................................................................................................................. 15

Staff Survey .................................................................................................................................................................................. 15

Year 12 Results 2016 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 15

ATAR Results ................................................................................................................................................................................. 15

Year 12 – Post School Destinations ........................................................................................................................................... 15

SCBC Income ................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

2016 Highlights .................................................................................................................................................................................. 17

INTERNATIONAL YOUNG PHYSICISTS TOURNAMENT ............................................................................................................... 17

FOOTBALL ACADEMY YEAR 10 STATE CHAMPIONS ............................................................................................................... 18

DEBATING ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 19

2016 YEAR 11 & 12 BALL ............................................................................................................................................................. 20

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2016 OVERVIEW

Dear Parents,

Our school community has come alive with the

sounds of shared laughter, heart melting smiles,

and positive expectations. Your children create a

delightful joy.

All staff at SCBC are directly creating a thriving

Christian community that inspires learning, as a

means of transforming and empowering lives.

Underpinning every important decision we make

at SCBC is the question: “Will this activity or event

prosper our vision?”

Our mission is driven from our love for God.

SCBC’s educational direction and guidance

draws upon international best practice in both

school effectiveness and

school improvement. We are both guided by

research, and maintain an active appetite to

explore innovative ideas that could value-add to

our student’s educational success.

You can expect from us:

High Expectations – for all of our students,

especially your son/daughter.

Explicit teaching – your teachers design and

deliver lessons that are intentionally pinpoint with

both understandings and information. This

includes play-based learning in early years

education.

Effective Feedback – your children can expect

feedback that directly relates to actual

achievement.

Data informs practice – we are using data about

your son/daughter’s achievements to strengthen

the likelihood of his/her success. It’s a bad plan

that admits no modification (Publilius Syrus).

Classroom Management – you can expect your

teachers to major on the basics; being clear

about learning objectives, clarifying what success

‘looks like’ for each lesson and learning

experience, then attentively evaluating what they

have understood.

Wellbeing – wellbeing is directly linked to

achievement. Wellbeing is optimal health;

spiritual, mental, emotional, social, and physical.

We make decisions to inside the classroom and

outside the classroom to help facilitate optimal

health for individuals and groups of students.

Collaboration – We are preparing your children to

be part of the global community. Robots are

good at automation. Humans are experts in being

innovative and enterprising. We are educating

your children to gain satisfaction from working to

their strengths. Having emotional intelligence to

collaborate is essential and a high priority in all

activities at SCBC.

The Bible reminds us to: ‘Never be lacking in zeal,

but keep spiritual fervour [great warmth and

earnestness], serving the Lord.’ (Romans 12:11)

We love seeing your children flourish.

Des Mitchell Principal

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Contextual Information

South Coast Baptist College

30 Gnangara Drive

WAIKIKI WA 6169

www.scbc.wa.edu.au

Mission

Rigorous Minds | Compassionate Hearts

Vision

SCBC is a thriving Christian Community that inspires learning as a means of transforming and

empowering lives.

Values

VISION - LOVE – TRUTH - KNOWLEDGE

Affiliations

South Coast Baptist College is part of the Independent School Sector offering education from

Kindy to Year 12. It is affiliated with the following bodies:

• AISWA

• CSA

• Baptist Union

http://www.scbc.wa.edu.au/

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Enrolments

• FTE Students………………………………769

• Students with disabilities

• Primary .................................................. 8

• Secondary ............................................ 7

• Funded students with disabilities .......... 13

Workforce Composition 2016

WORKFORCE COMPOSITION 2016

SECTOR Female Male

Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time

Principal 1

Executive Team 2 3

Deputies 3 2

Co-ordinators/YM/HoLAs 5 12

Teachers 12 22 7

Non-Teaching and Admin Staff 29 6 1 3

Aborigninal/T.S. Islanders 0 0 0 0

41 38 1 28

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Curriculum – Kindergarten and Pre-Primary

At South Coast Baptist College we understand that Kindergarten and Pre-Primary education is

important to both brain development and creating dispositions which support a child’s lifelong

love of learning. We believe in taking a holistic view of education catering for the physical,

intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual domains. Due to the importance of this early exposure

to school life, we cater for these groups through carefully planned and intentional play. Our

teachers are employed on their qualifications, experience and competence with this age group.

The curriculum in Kindergarten is based around the Early Years Learning Framework. This provides

opportunity for child-centred investigation, exploration and expression of ideas. Pre-Primary is the

foundational year for the National Curriculum. Our programming and reporting in Pre-Primary

align directly to the teaching of required curriculum. Our facilities are designed to give students

a physical environment that is engaging, spacious and functional. Facilities include large

purpose-built classrooms, a kitchen, a central learning area and an expansive, fully fenced

outdoor play area.

Pre-Primary students receive interim and end of semester reports on their progress throughout the

year. Students attend Kindergarten for five full days per fortnight whilst Pre-Primary students

attend school full time.

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Curriculum - Primary

Primary school at South Coast Baptist College begins with Kindergarten and goes through to year

6 with currently over 520 students in the primary school.

The Early Learning Years (Kindy to Year 2) is a sub area within the Primary school and focuses on

the Early Years Learning Framework. Primary schooling is an integral part of a child’s development

and at SCBC we focus on the development of the whole child, including education, social,

emotional and personal through various intentional and well run programs.

Academically, a strong focus placed on numeracy and literacy skills. Programs in Literacy,

Numeracy and all other curriculum areas are sequenced to ensure effective transition between

year groups. Each teacher provides differentiation within the classroom and IEP’s (Individual

education Plans) where required so that each student can reach their God given potential. A

very strong and individualised Learning Support Program is provided for students who require

additional academic support.

The West Australian Curriculum is fully implemented across the Primary School (Pre-Primary to Year

6) and classroom lessons, resources and reporting in the Primary School aligns directly to the

achievement standards expected for each year level. Technology is widely incorporated into all

Primary classrooms. Wireless internet, interactive whiteboards, laptops and iPad are utilized by

teachers and students to enhance the education process. Students also attend Digital

Technology lessons with a specialist teacher and have an additional 2 lessons in one of the 2

primary computer labs each week to work within the Numeracy Program ‘Mathletics’ that is

utilised from years 1 to 6. Students also attend a variety of additional specialist lessons including

Art, Physical Education, Sport Music and LOTE (Mandarin).

Our highly popular co-curricular programs afford students opportunity to develop their own

interests in areas such as gymnastics soccer, basketball, netball, junior choir and chess.

Special events across the Primary school include various excursions, swimming lessons,

Presentation Nights, Academic Achievement Awards, year 6 Graduation, Mother and Father’s

day, Year 4 Entrepreneurs Day, Book Week with a character dress up day, the Year 5 sleepover

including 2 days of exciting activities and the Year 6 Camp featuring an itinerary of outdoor

adventures.

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Curriculum – Secondary

Our Secondary College offers a wide range of interesting courses. Lower Secondary Students

take the core subjects of English, Maths, Science Society and Environment, Bible and Christian

Studies, Languages Other Than English (LOTE), Health Education, Information Technology and

Physical Education. Elective subjects include Music, Art Drama, Food and Nutrition, Fashion and

Design, Computing, MDT Metals, MDT Wood, Mechatronics, Permaculture, Outdoor Education,

Bike Education, Marine Studies, Marketing, Digital Photography and Digital Media.

Students from Years 10-12 can choose from a variety of WACE subjects in both academic and

non-academic pathways. Subjects include English, English Literature, human Biology, Maths,

Maths Extension, Maths Specialist, Physics, Chemistry Integrated Science, History, Society and

Environment, Engineering Studies, Politics and Law, Outdoor Education, Physical Education

Studies, Visual Arts, MDT Metals, MDT Textiles, MDT Wood, Applied Information Technology,

Business Management and Design Photography. Students also take Bible and Christian Studies,

Study Skills and Physical Education. Our Vocational Education Program allows students to gain

industry recognized qualifications in a wide range of fields. Our aim is that graduating students

leave with a clear pathway for further education or employment.

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Music

SCBC Music

• Kindy and Pre-Primary – Group Music Lessons by Tutor

• Years 1 – 6 Classroom Music

• Years 4 – 6 Choir

• Year 6 – 12 Marching band

• Year 7 – 12 Choir

• Year 7 – 12 Band – Jazz ensemble

• Year 9 – Music Elective

• Year 10 – 12 VET Course – Certificate 2 and 3 in Music

Tutors

Private lessons are available during school in the following instruments/areas:

• Saxophone

• Clarinet

• Trumpet

• Flute

• Keyboard

• Piano

• Recorder

• Vocal

• Guitar

• Bass

• Drums

• Percussion Ensemble

• Dance – hip hop

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Music … continued

Music plays a significant role in the secondary school and has helped students to grow their

confidence through performing music not only to their peers but also to the wider community.

In 2015 we experienced engaging new talent of many styles emerge from our school.

Performances by the Modern Jazz Ensemble (MJE) stunning vocal performances by our Vocal

Ensemble and a smattering of great vocal and instrumental performances by many talented

individuals.

Our instrumental program is full and has helped many students to discover a new love! In their

quest for musical exploration and excellence.

The third term saw the Arts, Drama, Hospitality, Dance and Music department work together to

get caught in a “Time Warp “ and put on an amazing Outrageous 80’s performance. Parents,

visitors and students dressed in big shoes, Blues Brothers look-alikes, Olivia Newton Outfits and

pink ties! (To name a few) Which contributed to a memorable night of Visual Art, Drama and

musical fun!

Wayne Strong

Head of Learning Area – The Arts/Director of Music

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Sport

SCBC has offered the following different sports

- Basketball

- Netball

- Floor Ball

- Lacrosse

- Beach Volleyball

- Tee-ball

- Flag Football

- Soccer

- Cricket

- Ultimate Frisbee

- AFL

- Dodgeball

- Athletics

- Swimming

- Fitness

- Hockey

- Touch Rugby

Our college clubs are:

• Netball

• Surf Life Saving Cadets

• HBF Run for a Reason Team

ACC Carnivals:

• Swimming

• Cross Country

• Athletics

• Lightning Carnivals

RKAS Sports:

• Cricket

• Netball

• Soccer

• Basketball

Cross Country

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Football Academy

“In 2014 the South Coast Baptist College Football Academy was established. It has since

partnered with Mook Football to deliver a comprehensive football program catering for all

abilities. Mook Football offers a range of high level coaching, Academy football, grass roots

coaching, and specialized girls and goal keeper programs, for footballers aged from 3 – 18 years

of all ability levels.

The Football program offers a complete player development system which begins with

community football in childcare through to Performance phase training for the more skillfully

advanced players.

Football coaching was offered on the campus:

• To SCBC students as part of an “in school” sports session as in class specialist coaching

• To SCBC students and external students as an extra-curricular sport”

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Staff

Secondary Staff 2016

Staff Member Responsibility Qualifications

Felicity Barnabas Science Teacher BSc DipEd

Belinda ‘t Hart Head of HASS BA GradDip(SecEdu)

Rosie Bryant Secondary Admin Cert III Childcare, Dip Editing & Proofreading

David Burgess Technology Teacher BSc DipEd

Danielle Canas English/HASS Teacher BEd(Mus)

Jason Cargill Science/Maths Teacher BEng GradDipEd

Emily Chandler Secondary Admin

Gideon Choo Science/Maths Teacher BEng(Hons) MEng PostgradDip(Teach)

Kar-Lei Chow LOTE – Mandarin Teacher BA DipEd

Trevor Darch Head of Pastoral Care, VET Coordinator

BA(Edu)

James Dawes Maths Teacher BSc GradDip(SecEdu)

Emily Frick HaSS Teacher BA GradDip(SecEdu)

Ryan Galambosi Health & PE Teacher GradDipEd

Blessing Gonye-Chikabida

Lab. Technician BSc

Craig Hywood Food Technology Teacher BEd(Secondary) Home Ec.

Catherine Lambert English Teacher BA BEd

Caroline Lansdell Drama Teacher BA GradDip(SecEdu)

Tony Lee Head of Maths Teacher BA GradDip(SecEdu)

Catherine Levison Education Assistant Cert III Teacher Assistant

Sarah Lydon HPE Teacher BEd(Secondary) HPE

Jackie Maunder Counsellor, Education Support Coordinator

PG Psych; BPsych; DipCounselling; Dip Ministry; ACC Ordained Minister

Heather McGavock English/Drama Teacher BA GradDip(SecEdu)

Michael Mirabella Education Assistant Cert III in Education Support

Simon Miskin Art Teacher BA(Hons) - Fine Art Grad.Dip.Teach

Antony Norris IT/Media Teacher BSc GradDip(SecEdu)

Tim Oates Assistant Principal, Secondary BSc GradDip(SecEdu)

Oliver Oeij HaSS Teacher LLB/BCom Grad.Dip (SecEdu)

Carly Phoebe Head of Health/PE BSc DipEd DipCoun

Stephen Posthuma Director of Football Academy BSc DipEd

Shelagh Scott Year 9/10 Manager, Maths Teacher

DipTeach

Tania Spiranovic Football Administrator Dip. In Bus. & Admin.

Wayne Strong Head of Arts BA(Mus) ADPA Jazz Music Cert in Jazz Music VETCert IV

Cheryl Thomas Head of Curriculum BA HigherDipEd

James Trimble Head of English & LOTE BA(Hons) DipEd MEd

Peter Van der Kwast Head of Science BA BEd

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Simon Watts Head of Technology and Enterprise

PG DipTeach(NZ) Dip in Spec Subjects Dip of AE&T ATC (Advance Trade Cert) FT&M

Rainer Winkler Year 7/8 Manager, Science & PE Teacher

BEd

Charlotte Aiberti Admin Assistant

Sarah Mullane PE Teacher Bachelor of Education (Secondary)

Primary Staff 2016

Staff Member Responsibility Qualifications

Kate Ball Year 5 BEd(Primary)

Kim Blondel Education Assistant Cert IV & Special Needs

Jennifer Braam Education Assistant Cert IV & Special Needs

Karen Britza Year 1 DipTeach

Kar-Lei Chow LOTE- 5 & 6 BA DipEd

Karen Coetzer Education Assistant Cert III in Education Support

Emily Collins Primary Physical Education BSportsSci GradDipEd

Laura Cooper Year 6 BEd

Laurelle Coto Head of Curriculum/PP BEd Grad Cert (Gifted Ed) MEd(SpEd)

Pamela Dale Year 4–6 Choir TRBWA (LR)

Aimee Daniels Year 6 Grad. Dip Ed. (Primary)

Adele De Wet Pre-Primary BA DipEd

Tania Ellis Year 3 B.Ed (Primary)

Sarah Franco Year 1/2 BEd (Early Childhood and Primary)

Sarah Freemantle PE Primary B.Ed (Primary)

Jenny Fry Education Assistant Cert III in Children’s Services

Stephanie Gould Kindy BSci(Ed)

Molly Grainger Kindy Teacher

Joanne Gudgeon K- Yr 2 Coordinator M.Ed. (Early Childhood); Grad. Dip Social Science (child development); Grad.Dip Ed (Secondary);BApplied Science

Sue Gunn Education Assistant Cert III in Children’s Services

Sharonne Hart Year 2 ML BEd (Early Childhood)

Melanie Horton Digital Techologies BSci (Internet comp.) Grad. Dip.Ed(Primary)

Mim Hosking Year 3 BMin GradCertEd(ECH) Grad.Dip.Ed(Primary)

Heather Inglis Year 2 BEd

Jane Ivens Education Assistant Early Years Care and Ed. level 2 (UK)

Emma Jenkin Education Assistant Cert III in Education Support

Karen Le Roux Year 1 BA(Ed) GradDipEd

Jon Lituri Head of Pastoral Care/Year 6 BSci Grad.Dip.Ed (Primary) Grad Cert (Ed Leadership)

Jackie Maunder Counsellor, Education Support Coordinator

PG Psych; BPsych; DipCounselling; Dip Ministry; ACC Ordained Minister

Najaah McLaren Kindy Teacher B.Ed (Early Childhood Development)

Michael Mirabella Education Assistant Cert III in Education Support

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Anthony Moses Assistant Principal BA(Ed); Bed; GradCertEd(Educational Leadership);MEd(Educational Leadership); MACE

Samantha Moses Education Assistant Cert III Teacher Assistant

Linda Munro Kindergarten BEd(Early Childhood)

Missie Naniseni Year 2 BEd

Julie Newcombe Year 2 BEd(Primary)

Hannelie Peck Music – Year 1-4, Choir BMusicEd

Kama Pike Pre-Primary B.Ed (Primary)

Kate Quintana Year 4 B.Ed (Primary)

Katie Rasulova Primary Art Teacher Grad. Dip Ed (K-7)

Carole Render Education Assistant NVQ Level 1-4 C&RH Management

Gwendy Ridden Education Assistant Cert III & IV Education Assistant

Jo Roades Education Assistant Dip. In Welfare Studies

Cherie Saw Year 3 BEd

Janine Scheepers Education Assistant Adv. Prog. in Early Childhood dev.

Claire Smith Pre-Primary Teacher B.Ed (Early Childhood)

Craig Stoffberg Primary Teacher B.Ed(Primary)

Wayne Strong Music – Year 5 & 6 BA Music, ADPA Jazz Music Cert in Jazz Music VET-Cert IV

Zoe Sumpter Pre Primary Cert of Education

Jenny Tibbits ICT Teacher M. Ed; B Ed

Kim Turton Primary Teacher Grad. Dip Ed. (Primary)

Taryn Van Oudtshoorn Year 3 Bsci; M.Teach(Primary)

April Maunder Education Assistant WACE Certficiate

Cherie Cook Primary Teacher B.Ed (Primary) Note Dame Uni, Fremante (specialising in Maths)

Sharonne Hart Primary Teacher n/a

Black Rebecca Registered Nurse –

Student Services

Administrator Bachelor of Nursing

Student Attendance

92.35 93.08 93.08 93.99 93.45 92.59 93.79 91.34 92.44 89.93 89.92 94.23

65.96

PP Y01 Y02 Y03 Y04 Y05 Y06 Y07 Y08 Y09 Y10 Y11 Y12

Student Attendance Rates - 2016

Percentage Present

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Student Non-Attendance If a student is absent from a teaching instruction day and there has been no reasonable explanation

provided by a parent or guardian then a mobile text message will be sent to the parent or guardian

before morning recess (10.10am for Primary school and 10:40am for high school) the day of the

absence, asking them to provide a reason. If a response to the mobile text message has not been

received within a week, an email will be sent to the parent/guardian. If an email response has not

been received within 2 weeks a letter will be posted home asking for an explanation (See Daily SMS

Procedure & Weekly Absentee Follow-up Procedure).

If a student is missing for a significant amount of school with no reasonable explanation the

Attendance Officer will notify the Deputy Principal of Pastoral Care and the Year Manager (secondary

school) or the Deputy Principal of Pastoral Care and the Assistant Principal (primary school).

NAPLAN Results

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Grammar andPunctuation

Spelling Writing Reading Numeracy

NAPLAN Results 2016 - Year 5

Year 5 SCBC Year 5 WA Avge Year 5 National Av.

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Student, Parent, Teacher Satisfaction

Parent Survey

• In August, 2016 a “Class Connect Parent Feedback” survey went out to SCBC parents.

• In April, 2016 a “Parent Community” survey was conducted.

Student Survey

• In February, 2016 a “Primary Classroom Feedback” survey was conducted with relevant

students in K -6.

• In January, 2017 a “Library Feedback” survey was conducted reviewing 2016.

• Students were invited to survey their secondary school teachers.

Staff Survey

In 2016 the following staff surveys were conducted:

• An executive team review

• In November 2016, a “2016 Secondary Staff Culture” survey was conducted.

Year 12 Results 2016

ATAR Results

Last year’s Class of 2016 are congratulated for achieving many personal ‘wins’ including a

collective median ATAR of 87.25. Based upon reported ATAR scores in the West Australian

Newspaper, SCBC would have been ranked 15th in the state if our Year 12 cohort was slighter

larger.

Year 12 – Post School Destinations

In terms of post-school destinations we are looking forward to hearing form all our graduates as to their

placement. Esther Watts has proceeded to study medicine at We have several students pursuing

apprenticeships and TAFE; some female students who are studying nursing as a continuation of their

High School studies. We have 10 students attending university in 2016, and one student studying at

WAPA.

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SCBC Income

22%

6%

16%

56%

SCHOOL INCOME BROKEN DOWN BY FUNDING - 2016

School Fees

Other Fee Related Income

State Government Recurrent Grants

Commonwealth Government Grants

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2016 Highlights

INTERNATIONAL YOUNG PHYSICISTS TOURNAMENT

In 2016 Year 12 students Jared Loffler and Jack Ellery travelled to Russia to represent Australia in

the annual International Young Physicists Tournament. Jared was the captain of the Australian

team, and lean them to secure 17th in the competition.

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FOOTBALL ACADEMY YEAR 10 STATE CHAMPIONS

Our Year 10 boys managed to walk away with the title of State Champions at the end of 2016.

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DEBATING

2016 was another successful year for our Secondary debating students. Congratulations are due

to Jannah Teo, Shaylah and Ryan-Sherriff for coming second in the Semi Finals of the 2016 State

BP Debating Competition. Our students were in Year 11, going up against Year 12 students at

the other schools. The schools they were up against included;

• Hale School

• Methodist Ladies' College

• Newton Moore SHS

• Perth Modern School

• Shenton College

• South Coast Baptist College

• St Hilda's AGS

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2016 YEAR 11 & 12 BALL

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