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For some students, the final term of the year has only just begun. For Year 12 students, their school days have now drawn to a close, with significant Valedictory events marking the conclusion of their secondary education for graduating students in our SCEA schools this week. This final milestone can be represented in many ways […]

Negotiations around Enterprise Agreements for both Teachers and Support Staff have ended. The roadshows are now completed. Voting will open this morning for teachers who are part of the SCEA Teachers’ Enterprise Agreement 2025 and close on Monday 4 November 2024. For Support Staff, voting will open on Monday 28 October 2024 and close on

As the school-based leaders celebrate final days for Year 12 students across SCEA schools, thoughts turn to 2025 and the plans for staffing arrangements in each school. The recent announcements of Mr Paul Beacham finishing up at Southern Hills Christian College (SHCC) and Mrs Michelle Schouten being named the new Principal of Ellenbrook Christian College

Kalamunda Christian School (KCS) may have just tipped the enrolment scales at 200 students this week, but the recent performance of ‘The Jungle Book’ at the Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre (KPAC) demonstrated the world-class potential of some of SCEA’s youngest performers on the theatrical stage. The performance involved students from years 2 through to 6,

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and this year’s theme is a powerful reminder: ‘Cybersecurity is everyone’s business.’ To highlight this crucial topic, we’ve turned to our very own expert, SCEA’s Security, Infrastructure & Operations Manager, Mr Jon-Paul Bullard. He’s sharing some invaluable tips to help all SCEA staff strengthen their cybersecurity skills and stay safer

How do you fix a system-wide problem that requires multiple stakeholders and vast amounts of consultation and decision-making? ‘Start with the end in mind’. American author Mr Stephen Covey penned this helpful life lesson in highly-acclaimed book, “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”. It means that we need to conceptualise the perfect destination before

Negotiations around Enterprise Agreements for both Teachers and Support Staff have ended, with representatives from the SCEA Head Office, Staff Committees and the Independent Education Union of Western Australia (IEUWA) having completed their discussions. We are now moving forward with ‘roadshows’ at each SCEA school and SCEA Head Office. Before the voting period begins, “roadshows”

This week marked the end of a long and illustrious career at Southern Hills for Mr David Bracegirdle, who has spent 25 years at the Bedfordale campus in the role of Facilities Manager. During this time, he has had to learn all manner of skills and trades, and Principal Mr Paul Beacham honoured David this

Fresh off a successful Olympic hurdles campaign at the 2024 Paris Games, former Swan Christian College (SCC) student Alanah Yukich (Class of 2015 and 400m hurdler) was a guest presenter at last night’s SCC Sports Awards evening. The event was run by sports teacher extraordinaire Mr Sam Tweedie, who interviewed Ms Yukich about her Olympic