When Belinda Godfrey left the SCEA Human Resource team last term to pursue a career in consulting, a shuffle took place at the SCEA Office that opened up new opportunities in the Finance team. The Human Resource position was filled by Finance’s Renae Matich, leaving a void in Finance – enter Mrs Lizl Coetzee! While […]
Financier of the Week – Mrs Lizl Coetzee Read More »
This week’s SCEA Snap comes from Swan Christian College where the Kindergarten students invited ladies from the South East Regional Centre for Urban Landcare (SERCUL) to study ‘macroinvertebrates’ and ‘mini-beasts’. Kindy kids put on their scientist hats and used scientific instruments to search the water for creatures. Once they found them, they placed these wonderful
SCEA Snap Of The Week – Microscopes & Mini-Beasts at Swan! Read More »
Due to the lockdown in late June, the Annual General Meeting (AGM) for SCEA is now scheduled for Wednesday 11th August 2021. Venue: Swan Christian CollegeTime: 6:30 pm The evening will allow Association members to celebrate the achievements of the SCEA schools in 2020. The 2020 SCEA Annual Report can be found here and hard
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The mid-term school holidays marked the passing of Jen Green, a teacher of Mathematics at Mundaring Christian College (MCC) who had also taught at Swan Christian College (SCC): Junior Campus in her early years at SCEA. Jen’s funeral was held at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Maida Vale with approximately 450 people filling the church and the
In Memory of Jen Green – SCEA teacher for 25 Years Read More »
SCEA staff will now be familiar with the award-winning exploits of Fenceline Theatre and their stellar writer/director Jane Hille. Jane’s latest show, ‘Twice’, is a story about love, loss, life choices, forgiveness and second chances with Jane drawing upon the influence of Russian playwright Anton Chekhov. Jane’s accolades in recent Fringe Awards categories have drawn
Swan’s Fenceline Theatre premieres ‘Twice’ this week with all-star cast Read More »
You may remember the mention of ‘Step Together’ in last term’s SCEA News finale – this is a voluntary event on Wednesday 15th December which incorporates an hour of exercise (strolling, paddling, running, cycling, etc.) around the South Perth foreshore early on the first morning of the summer holidays to enjoy time together. The Registration
SCEA’s ‘Step Together’ gains momentum as the Tokyo Olympics begin Read More »
What’s the big fuss about the new Southern Hills sign on Albany Highway? “According to Main Roads, this is one of the busiest roads in the state,” says College Principal Mr Paul Beacham. “After 37 years of being here in Bedfordale, we are finally on the map!” he says with a chuckle, betraying a positivity
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This week Kalamunda Christian School held a celebratory morning tea for passing registration with flying colours. As a result of the outstanding work of the staff over 2020 and the start of this year, the Director General of Education, Lisa Rodgers, has awarded the school a full renewal of registration with no requirements or recommendations.
Registration Success for KCS Read More »
Racism and racial profiling form the basis of the new short film featuring Constable Care (WA Police’s community-teaching device) and a number of Swan Christian College (SCC) students who were able to act in the new feature film recently. ‘No Offence’ depicts real-life situations of intentional and unintentional racism and is used as a major
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This week’s ‘SCEA Snap’ is from Northshore Christian Grammar School (NCGS) and celebrates their new ‘Bee’ mascot welcoming students to school last week (before the mask restrictions!) Principal Mr Stuart Chisholm outlined the reason for choosing the bee as the mascot for NCGS back in 2017 when the school began: “Bees live in colonies –
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