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Visit us at the All Flags Pavilion next week during the Dowerin Machinery Field Days in Dowerin on Wednesday and Thursday, 30-31 August.
“Happy wife, happy life” is a value that many couples appreciate. After seeing a two-year-old toddler behave badly at church recently I suspect many parents might say “happy children, happy life”. This statement if often echoed in interview meetings at the College when parents are asked what they would like for their child, the reply is, “I just want them to be happy”.
You're invited to The College's annual 2023 Visual Arts Exhibition, where our talented Visual Arts Year 1 - 12 students will be showcasing their creative masterpieces. This event is a testament to their hard work and artistic growth throughout the year.
Fathers, grandfathers and uncles or guardians, we hope that you can join us for a delicious cooked breakfast on Tuesday 5 September to honour dads, grand fathers, uncles or any other men who’ve had a significant impact on our Swan Trade Training Centre students’ lives. We would love to celebrate you and all you do for our students.
Learn about the Future of Energy and STEM careers in the Subsea and Energy Industries during the October 2023 school holidays at the WISE Future Engineers Program for females. This program is only open to females attending WA high schools.
I’m not sure how many Year 12 students across Perth imagine using their Friday nights to hang at school with Teachers, but last Friday, that’s exactly what happened at Swan.
On Tuesday 15 August, the Swan Early Learning community came together for a special Kindergarten Dinner that brought parents and children closer as they gear up for an exciting Kindergarten journey in 2024.
Oliver B, a Year 11 student, embarked on an exciting USA Basketball tour as he embraced thrilling challenges and unique opportunities. Immersed in the fast and highly skilled competition of the US, Oliver discovered a whole new dimension of the game compared to what he experienced in Australia.
On Wednesday 9 August our Senior School students and staff travelled to the WA Athletics Stadium for the Senior House Athletics Carnival. With wet weather surrounding the day, we were blessed with a beautifully sunny day on this Wednesday. For the first time the carnival was a full participation carnival, meaning that all students in attendance competed in at least some events.
Get ready to explore the captivating realm of Mechatronics! Designed for Year 9 students (and Year 10 too, numbers permitting), this exciting course delves into the fascinating synergy between electronics and mechanics, showing how they collaborate to achieve remarkable tasks. Mechatronics is an excellent pathway to engineering and product design.
We applaud the incredible accomplishment of Liam H, a Year 10 student who participated in the recent Education Minister's Running Challenge. Liam's unwavering commitment to tracking his running activities over the past week has earned him a well-deserved Rebel Sports voucher. His success resonates as a shining example of dedication and motivation within our school community.
In Western Australia there are more than 5300 children living in care and 550 of these children are attached to the Midland Office. The Department of Communities is always looking for people who can open their homes and open their hearts to children in need.
School students across the State are encouraged to embark on an exciting fitness journey and walk, run or wheel as part of the Education Minister's Running Challenge. Education Minister Dr Tony Buti said the challenge would be held in Term 3 and was open to all primary and secondary school students. The challenge encourages students to undertake regular physical activity and embrace a healthy and active lifestyle which enhances learning.
Are you currently in Year 10 planning your future career? Are you interested in a trade career but need help deciding which pathway to follow in Years 11 and 12? Look no further than Swan Trade Training Centres highly anticipated Try a Trade and Open Day on Saturday, 9 September 2023.
Swan Worklink and the College of Electrical Training (CET) have partnered to support CET's school-based pre-apprentice students in their work experience placements and to assist with employer visits for full-time apprentices.
Swan Christian College is celebrating the outstanding achievements of its sporting teams during Term 2, as they embody the college's core values of RISE: Respect, Integrity, Spirituality, and Excellence. The hard work and dedication of all participants have resulted in remarkable accomplishments across various competitions.
There are upcoming changes to the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) that will reduce the cost of Before and After School Care and Vacation Care for eligible families.
Last minute tickets are still available for the upcoming and hilarious Fenceline Theatre Company Production, Imperial Briefs A Family Friendly Pantomime by Jane Hille. The play will feature actors from the Swan community including alumni and our own Head of Performing Arts, Mr Andrew Matthews as the Emperor. Pantomime is a genre of theatre that involves slapstick and comedy; singing and dancing; as well as plots and characters most often derived from folklore, fairy tales, or fables. The pantomime will be a take on the fairy tale, The Emperor's New Clothes, and the whole family is invited for a wonderful night out!
Notre Dame University is hosting Architecture Winter School for students in Years 10, 11 and 12. This is a unique course for students interested in finding out more about a career in architecture that will run for one week.
Ballet & Blooms is a local florist in Gooseberry Hill who runs flower workshops. In the July holidays they are running a children's program in conjunction with Naomi Holly's local dance school, SMALL little dancers (above the IGA on Maida Vale Road). They are holding a Parent & Child Workshop on Tuesday 4 July 9:30am - 11:30am during the school holidays.
Initiating conversations about respectful relationships with children is crucial for their emotional and social development. By addressing topics like kindness, empathy, and communication, parents create a foundation for healthy interactions. These discussions promote awareness of boundaries, consent, and mutual understanding, fostering a safe environment where children can thrive. Teaching respect from an early age equips kids with essential skills to navigate friendships and romantic relationships, building a future based on empathy and equality. Open dialogues about respect empower children to recognise and value their own feelings and those of others, cultivating a positive and harmonious approach to all relationships.

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