In a celebration of creativity and cultural heritage, our Year Six leaders of our primary campus have unveiled their specially designed shirts. This initiative, driven by the students themselves, has resulted in a unique and meaningful piece of attire that captures the essence of their 2025 class. The design process was a collaborative effort, with […]
One of our latest additions to our commitment in our Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) journey is our outdoor play initiatives. This has been generously supported by our Parents and Friends (P&F) Group. These opportunities and focused resources are designed to enhance our positive school environment and promote active engagement among our students. Outdoor play is
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Over the past two weeks, selected students from our Primary and Secondary campuses swapped the classroom for the beach as they took part in the Ocean Heroes surfing program at Cable Beach. Our incredible staff from Wiriny Buru and Jarrayirr Buru joined in the surfing fun too, ensuring everyone was able to access this opportunity.
Our College is celebrating a significant achievement after successfully securing a $5000 grant from the Kimberley Community Grants Scheme, funded by Water Corporation. This grant will be used to develop a bush garden in our existing cultural space on our primary campus, enhancing the College’s commitment to cultural education , STEAM and environmental sustainability. The
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We were proud and grateful to welcome four dedicated educators from Mercy College Perth, along with their Principal, Mrs Lisa Fogliani who have joined our college community for a week to share their expertise, provide relief support, and engage in a meaningful partnership grounded in mutual respect and two-way learning about the unique spirit and
This week, students at our school had the enriching opportunity to take part in an online interactive session hosted by the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra. The sessions celebrated this year’s NAIDOC theme: The Next Generation – Strength, Vision and Legacy. On Monday, our Year 6 students participated in the virtual excursion, followed by a combination
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On Sunday 15th June, our sacred space of Our Lady Queen of Peace Cathedral was filled with joy, reverence and a deep sense of community as 29 young candidates from our Parish received their First Eucharist. The Mass, beautifully led by Father Liam and Father Patricio, marked a significant spiritual milestone in the lives of
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Bunnings visited our school this week as part of their community outreach program, cooking breakfast for students who access the Jarrayirr Buru space to help them get ready for the day. The team served up a delicious meal of bacon and eggs, giving everyone a great start with full tummies and big smiles, ready to
On Friday, our College came together to celebrate the Feast Day of Mary Help of Christians, the patroness of Australia and our College. This day is one of the most celebrated events on the college calendar, focusing on Mary’s help to those in need and her role in bringing the values of Jesus to all
Our fabulous Year 4 students took time on the Monday of Week 4 to recognise CDG Awareness Day in support of their classmate, Kelsie, who lives with Congenital Disorders of Glycosylation (CDG). To mark the occasion, students wore green and participated in a series of group activities. These included making friendship bracelets, preparing green fairy
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