Here are a few News Highlights from Term 2 AFL Football Program students Excel!Michael Redman represented WA as a part of the AFL NAB WA 17’s Talent program and Deon Welhan is a member of the AFL NAB WA16’s program which selects the 30 most talented 16 year old’s in Western Australia The Governor visits our STEM displayHer Excellency the Honourable Kerry Sanderson AC, Governor of Western Australia, visited the College to view our work in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths education. Students and guests pay their respects at our ANZAC ServiceComet Bay College hosted a commemorative ANZAC Service and Morning Tea for students and community members. Strategic Games DayHASS Teacher Joe Elson coordinated the Strategic Games Day with members of the Comet Bay College Strategic Games Club. This after school club was created to allow students involved in the hobby to meet and play games. End of the World DiscussionYear 8 English students deliver interesting presentations on the topic of 'probable ways of the ending of the world' as part of a speaking and listening task National Championship RepresentationCongratulations to the five Comet Bay College students who were selected to represent Western Australia in the upcoming School Sport Australia National Championships which will be held in Perth next month! 2nd/28th Battalion Book LaunchComet Bay College students Kyle and Kane Richardson volunteered recently to support the 2nd/28th Battalion at their Book Launch at Karrakatta Army Barracks.
CBC students model Wearable ArtComet Bay College students participated in the Wearable Art Mandurah Showcase held at the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre on the 10th & 11th June. Wearable Art designs crafted by Australian and international artisans were presented in a highly entertaining stage performance. Speed Careering EventComet Bay College held their annual Speed Career event for all Year 10 students with great success. This was an opportunity for students to meet industry leaders to discuss career pathways. Senior Football Team REDIMED CUPThe REDIMED Cup is the highest level of competition for high school students in the state and our Senior Team have just qualified for the Preliminary Final. WA Education Awards 10th AnniversaryAs one of the past winners of the WA Education Awards, CBC Teacher Jennifer Burton is an outstanding advocate for public education (Ms Burton was Teacher of the Year in 2015) Lara reaches next levelYear 7 Comet Bay College student Lara Reeves recently competed at Hisense Arena in Melbourne at the 2017 Australian Gymnastic Championships. Lara placed 5th in Australia at the International Stream level (against 11-14 year olds) and also was awarded a Gold Medal in the Team event. Legacy Bears VisitComet Bay College students volunteered to dress in Legacy Bear suits and visit South Coastal Baptist Day Care Centre and Pre-Primary School in support of the Navy Community Engagement Program. Would you like to include a community notice in our college newsletter or have a news story about one of our students? |