Our students have been getting creative in Art class this term, designing and creating these beautiful pinch pots! It is great to see the pride students have in their work – thanks Dee for inspiring our budding artists each Thursday!

Today, we proudly celebrated National NAIDOC Week, coming together to honour and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our celebrations began with the unveiling of our beautiful new classroom name artworks, designed by our students and brought to life by talented local Indigenous artist and CJ Champion, Kylie

End of Term 2 Awards Assembly What a great day celebrating the achievements of our CJSC ESC Champions, followed with popcorn, a movie and hanging out in our pjs!    Congratulations to the following students for being recognised for their classroom achievement this term: B1 – Maliki B2 – Travis B3 – Connor B4 –

Cafe Culture Skill Set Highlight Our Café Culture students had an amazing day at Yahava Koffee Works in the Swan Valley, where they participated in the Safari Coffee Course. Students explored the rich history of coffee, sampled a range of coffee blends and delicious chocolates, and roasted their own coffee beans while learning how to

Workplace Learning Highlight Hayden completed a work placement with @cyril_jackson_senior_campus library this semester. Here’s what the library staff had to say about Hayden’s time with them: “Hayden has been a delightful addition the library team. His enthusiasm for books is unmatched! He has been friendly with staff, curious about our processes and meticulous with his

Thomas has been engaging with his Photography Cert and has made substantial progress towards achieving it. He has been researching the content he has learned in class within his own time at home and has been applying this in the creation of his “Popart” project. Well done Thomas, we have been loving your enthusiasm towards

Shaylee has been thriving at her WPL placement at Sparx ELC. She loves spending time with the younger daycare children, reading stories and creating fun, engaging activities for them to enjoy. One of her creative ideas this week included building a “boat” out of blocks for the children to sit in while she read Row

This National Reconciliation Week we’re supporting education, language and wellbeing programs for First Nations children and families. We’re wearing yellow to raise awareness and funds for Children’s Ground who work alongside communities so that First Nations children can grow up knowing who they are, speaking their first language and having every opportunity to thrive.