This week, we begin our three-part series, which outlines the positive changes that are now taking place to improve ICT in SCEA schools. As well as improving the infrastructure (your computer, your printer, your wireless network, etc.), there are bigger plans ahead for all of us. What does this mean for me? • A pedagogical […]
The future of ICT in SCEA : The new ‘Apps’ Team Read More »
The shrill sounds of four-year-olds dancing and singing songs at the top of their lungs may not be everybody’s ‘cup of tea’, but for new Kindergarten teacher Mrs Rebecca McCready the gospel tunes are exactly her way of showing what God’s love can look like for children of a young and tender age: “We can
Being married to a South African husband with a very French surname, Mrs Shan Le Roux (pronounced Le-roo) hails from East London – but not the one in the United Kingdom! Believe it or not, Google tells us that there is an ‘East London’ in South Africa, albeit lacking the cockney accents and the football
Staff Profile : Beechboro’s Mrs Shan Le Roux Read More »
Can you remember 1988 ? Some of us were not born yet, some of us were celebrating Australia’s bicentenary (1788-1998) and there was no internet, social media or selfies to capture these moments. Thirty four years ago, in 1988, Clive Smith began teaching at Swan Christian College. “There has been a lot of water under
Swan’s Clive Smith – Thirty-four years and counting…. Read More »
Two hours drive south of the South African capital city of Pretoria lies the tiny town of Klerksdorp. Until today, it was unknown to most of us in SCEA. That all changes today. Lize (pronounced LEE-za) Janse Van Rensburg, SCEA’s newest employee (TASS Application Support Officer) hails from this remote part of South Africa, and
Finding a short-term replacement for Anna Guy in the SCEA Office was never going to be easy. Anna is known as the person who keeps the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Dr Graeme Cross, on time for every meeting and ensures that high standards of cleanliness are maintained in the Padbury Terrace buildings – despite the
Introducing Anina Findling: Senior Office Administrator for the SCEA Office Read More »
Since the early 1980’s, Mrs Sally Hopper has been a fixture in SCEA classrooms, teaching more than one thousand pupils during her tenure across Kalamunda, Mundaring and Midland. As an Early Years specialist, she has often been the first teacher that young children encounter as they begin their long journey into Christian education. However, most
SCEA’s Sally Hopper: Teacher to 1000 students Read More »
For the past couple of months, visitors to the SCEA Office have missed out on being greeted with a smile by Simone Van Zuylen who works on the Front Reception as well as handling a number of duties in the Finance team at the same time. “I recently had six weeks off with medical leave.
Smiling Face of the Week – SCEA Office’s Simone Van Zuylen Read More »
04:30 am Wake Up 05:15 am Begin Body Fit Class 06:05 am Complete Class and return home as my family awakes This is not the sort of schedule that many of us covet at this time of year. Mrs Jerilyn Chan wakes at unearthly hours because she believes that it makes her a better teacher,
Sporty Spice Of The Week – Mundaring’s Jerilyn Chan Read More »
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 »
