The art of talking on canvas
Imbue II is open at Strathcona’s Open Night, Friday March 22 at 34 Scott St, Canterbury
Learning and transferable skills
There has been much said about the skills needed to thrive in the workplace that the students of today will enter.
Future Skills
Providing relevant and immersive enterprise education is Year 9 Tay Creggan’s Envision program.
Extraordinary women mentors wanted
Students at Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar are learning to make their career dreams a reality with the guidance of some homegrown female entrepreneurs.
‘As a principal, I don’t want a phone ban at school’
Mobile phones can be a great educational tool when used correctly, from taking photographs of fieldwork in geography, to slow motion videos to analyse motion in physics. Students can also use a school’s apps to stay on top of their timetable, co-curricular dates and due work, making it easier to stay organised.
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Letter of gratitude
As the new year begins and teachers prepare to welcome back students into their classroom, this letter of gratitude was shared with our staff from a serving council member.
Summer fun in the elements
Periodic tables, chemical equations and scientific experiments might sound like the worst homework imaginable.
2018 AN UNSTOPPABLE YEAR
2018 was again a remarkable year for Strathcona. We continued to nurture our students to have strong leadership skills, offered them a place for student voice and empowerment…
IN FRONT WITH TOP ATARS
Chloe Hulme approached yesterday morning like she approached Year 12: relaxed. asn’t nervous until two minutes before, just watching the clock tick away,” she said.
