Music Rocks Showcase 2020

Today family and friends of the Education Support Center students joined together to enjoy the annual Music Rocks end of year concert, followed by a shared lunch.

The students certainly let their musical gifts and talents shine, performing a variety of songs and playing an array of instruments.

Music Rocks caters for people of all abilities, allowing students to learn music and perform with confidence.

Scasa endorsed Asdan Certificate winners:

  • Molly Bradshaw
  • Joshua Stone
  • William Barret-Lenard
  • Zac Payne
  • Jack Moir-Scott
  • Lachlan Goddard
  • Lachlan Hodgson
  • Jacob Anfuso

Music Rocks award winners: 

  • Lachlan Hodgson
  • William Barrett Lennard
  • James Armstrong
  • Liam Gill
  • Charlie Coleman
  • Mitchell Maxton

Year 11 Dinner Dance 2020

We waited and waited and finally the night we had been waiting for arrived- our final day as year 11s and the Year 11 Dinner Dance!

After exams, Covid and a jam-packed year the Dinner Dance was the perfect way to celebrate the end of the year as a cohort. We enjoyed a mocktail on arrival and spent some time with the stingrays, jellyfish and sharks as we explored Aqwa’s aquarium before entering the dining room. College Captain’s Matao and Taylah welcomed us to the event and said Grace before we began feasting on the buffet.

Everyone looked amazing as we danced the night away, treated ourselves to a donut wall and took endless photos in the photo booth. It was great to see the teachers on the dance floor with the students enjoying classic tunes such as Thunderstruck! This event really showed our year group motto #togetherasonein2021 as all students and PCG teachers came together on the dance floor. It was a fantastic evening and I am so very proud of all the Year 11 students.

Thank you to the year 11 PCG teachers, support staff and senior leadership whose attendance made this event possible.

Rebecca​ Bramanto
Leader of Wellbeing Year 11

Newman News Term 3 Week 4: From the Deputy Principal Wellbeing Secondary

This week the College celebrated the inaugural Wellbeing Week across the three campuses. Each day had a unique theme along with activities to help students get involved in improving their own wellbeing.

Monday’s theme was “Be Active”. The day included a walk to school day, fitness activities, staff v students dodgeball competition and the Years 7 and 8 students completing their wellbeing journal. Tuesday’s theme was “Mindfulness”. Students enjoyed a variety of activities including more staff v student games during lunchtime. We also welcomed back DJ Azza (Class of 2018) who entertained the students at recess resulting in a Flashmob Dance. Wednesday’s theme was “Gratitude”. To help students be more grateful, they were invited to add to the gratitude wall. The much anticipated staff v students Battle of the Bands also took place, with the staff band coming out as the victors. Finally, Thursday’s theme was “Connect”. Students enjoyed an extended lunch filled with games including an inflatable obstacle course, the teacher Dance Battle, staff v students tug of war, yoga and exercise classes to help students connect with one another.

It was an amazing week and a great way for students to be able to relax a little and focus on their wellbeing.

From the Counselling Team

Years 7 and 8 Butterfly Foundation Talk

During extended PCG next Wednesday (August 19), the Years 7 and 8 students will attend a session run by the Butterfly Foundation on the topic of ‘body image in a digital world’. Click here for more information about the presentation.

Year 12 ATAR Geography Excursion

On a sunny but chilly winters day, the Year 12 ATAR Geography students ventured out of the classroom on their final field excursion.The intrepid geographers, along with Mrs March and Mr Woolley, began their day in the CBD before crossing the river and heading south to Cockburn Central, an example of a strategy to combat Perth’s urban sprawl. They then headed back to the CBD to further investigate examples of urban processes and urban renewal strategies in Elizabeth Quay, East Perth and the Perth City Link. Their final trek through Northbridge, in the inner mixed zone, did indeed open the students’ eyes to the mix of land-uses and pedestrians in this diverse zone.

A final and fabulous end to two years of studying Geography.

Year 12 Semester Two Timetables

Download Year 12 Semester 2 Exam Timetable – Feedback

Download Year 12 Semester 2 Exam Timetable

Science Week

During Week 5 and 6, we will be celebrating our inaugural STEM Festival, combining the celebrations of Science, Technology and Maths Week into one massive, fun-filled fortnight! While a number of activities are running at lunch time and are being advertised to students via posters and SEQTA notices, a handful of activities are running during class time, recess and after-school.

Pathways and Careers Update

Click here to see all of the upcoming list of events that may be useful for students and parents.

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