Frankenstein
You are invited to the Year 10 Production of Frankenstein.
Frankenstein’s bewildered Creature is born into a hostile, friendless world.
You are invited to the Year 10 Production of Frankenstein.
Frankenstein’s bewildered Creature is born into a hostile, friendless world.
This is a workshop for parents to join their daughters in developing their Design Thinking skills through the use of technology.
As a school Strathcona supports students to achieve the best results they can, but our goal is much bigger. We want our students to have lives full of opportunity and reward. What that looks like in the future will be very different from what it has been in the past.
The January holidays are just around the corner and with the weather warming up now is the perfect time for your child to join in our Learn to Swim holiday intensive program. The dates for the 2020 January program are: – Program 1: Monday 13 January – Thursday 16 January, 2020 (4 days)– Program 2:
Published article: https://www.vate.org.au/idiom Engaging the Middle School in Comparing Texts: A creative approach to The Giver/The Truman Show, and When Michael Met Mina/Freedom Stories When we think of ‘The Middle Years,’ we think of enriching the lives of young people with innovative pedagogy, creative engagement and development of life long skills. We also need to
” Life is here for the taking, and it is up to you to challenge yourselves, take on board opportunities, and see where they may lead you,” is sound advice from our Year 7 coordinator, Mrs Ward.
Kenneth Kong, Head of Strategy and Portfolio at BP will be our guest speaker. Kenneth will speak about his work at BP and what that means for careers in the future and the skills and capabilities required.
You are invited to join us as our Years 5-7 students present The Lion King JR. Watch as the African savannah comes to life with Simba, Rafiki and an unforgettable cast of characters as they journey from Pride Rock to the jungle… and back again, in this inspiring, coming-of-age tale.
Social Tuesdays provides a nurturing classroom environment. Our perspective is that all students are open to having an opinion, and even if they are nervous, their contribution is highly valued. As a result of our focus on Emotional Intelligence through Social Tuesdays, we have also observed our students as a group are more cohesive and there has been a significant increase in collaboration.
Program gives Year 5 girls ‘emotional toolkit of skills’ Read More »
“Always keep learning” is the message from Head of Gilbert House, Ms Mary Ann Oakley. Growth mindset is essential to the future of work and something Strathcona instills in its students.