YEAR 12 COLLEGE BALL
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Our Year 12 students celebrated their College Ball at the beautiful Pan Pacific Hotel in mid July. It was a fabulous evening of mocktails, music, dinner and dancing thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. Students and their partners were commended on their impeccable behaviour, great attitude and impressive dance moves on the night. We also had a whopping 40 staff members in attendance this year, the most ever!
A huge thank you to all of our beautiful students and guests, our College Ball committee for all their work behind the scenes, our staff for helping out on the night, and our wonderful suppliers: Pan Pacific Hotel Perth (venue), Love Letters and Flamingo Surprise (styling and decor), Bliss Photographers (photography) and Western Sounds (DJ Jacob). Thank you for helping to ensure this night was perfect and memorable for our Year 12s, and further congratulations to all students who won awards on the night. We hope it was everything you dreamt of and more! clickhere
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I am proud to announce that Sevenoaks is a Education Awards in the category of Exce Responsiveness. Over the past 23 years dedicated to equity and reconciliation t responsive practices by creating a learning honours and integrates Aboriginal cultur languages Significantly, our Follow the Dre for 20 years, contributed to improving Year for Aboriginal students. Through our cult y p man
DR KAREN READ manner,wehaveensuredthatourstudentsandtheirfamiliesfeelastrongsenseofconnectionandbelonging atSevenoaks.Iamproudofbeingafinalistinthisprestigiousawardwhichhighlightstheachievementsofour partnerships with the Polly Farmer Foundation – Follow the Dream; Waalitj Foundation – Deadly Sista Girlz; BG&E; and until recently, Clontarf Football Academy, who have all supported us and our students to achieve theirgoals.Thewinnerwillbeannouncedon11thNovember,2024.
One of the extra special events in Term 3 is our annual NAIDOC celebrations. This year was no exception as local elders welcomed us to country and shared their stories Our First Nations students were great examples of emerging young leaders sharing song, dance and words for us all to enjoy. We are always grateful for the influence our First Nations community have on us at Sevenoaks. We are privileged to be located on their land andtohaveformedenduringpartnershipswhichhavesupportedachievementforourstudents.
Our very positive learning environment extends beyond the grounds of Sevenoaks as students engaged in work placements, industry visits, sporting competitions and excursions connected to their specific courses of study. At the same time, we have a great social environment in which we encourage students to get involved witheventsandactivitieshereoncampus.
I am sure the College Ball was a great highlight for all those students who attended – our students all looked amazing and were great ambassadors for Sevenoaks on the night Other events students engaged with included the ‘Sugar Rush’ bake sale, hospitality mocktail event, science quiz, book week, ‘R U OK Day’, and ‘Wear It Purple Day’. Finally, ‘Sevenoaks Got Talent’ lived up to its expectations as students jumped on stage to performandsharetheiruniquetalents.Whatagreatafternoonofentertainment.
Now to 2025, as we are currently enrolling students, many who attended our recent Open Day The range of coursesandpathwayscontinuestoattractmanystudentsfromoutsidetheCanningtonarea.Ourpathwaysto students’futurescontinuestobeastrongincentiveforthemtocometoSevenoaksalongsideourYoungAdult Ethos. The outcomes our students achieve is the best possible promotion we could have as a senior college specialisinginindustryanduniversitypathways
Finally, good luck to our Year 12 students as they prepare to leave us. We have loved having you here with us as you brought much energy and enthusiasm and made Sevenoaks a great place to be. The College won’t be the same without you. As you leave as young adults, we wish you all the best on the pathway to your future. - Dr Karen Read, Principal
SCHOLARSHIPS
JORDAN THORSAGER
The Jordan Thorsager Scholarship is generously provided by Mr and Mrs Thorsager in memory of their late son and previous Sevenoaks student, Jordan, who sadly lost his life in a road accident. A one year, $1000 scholarship is annually awarded to a student who is endeavouring to complete their studies whilst managing issues impacting on them outside of their schooling; is experiencing financial hardship; has regular attendance and work completion; has apositivebehaviourandattitude;andparticipatesinoutdooractivities.
This years' successful applicant was Autumn Tsogtbaatar, for her selfless, generous andkindnatureandongoingcommitmenttosupportingherfamily.
WAYNE LYON
Mr Wayne Lyon attended school at Cannington High School between 1971 and 1974. Wayne very sadly passed away from cancer in May 2010. When Wayne passed away, his wife Tracy decided that he needed to be remembered for all the wonderful things he did to help others in need. Tracy decided to provide two scholarships for two students at Sevenoaks Senior College to the value of $1000 each plus CPI increases over a 20-year period. A huge congratulations to this year's winners, Navjot and Joanna, who were both presented with a certificateandspecialgiftprovidedbyTracyatourwholeschoolassembly.
FUTURE ENDEAVOURS SCHOLARSHIP: Navjot Kaur - to acknowledge her incredible passion and drive to help others and her infectious positive attitude. Navjot’s involvement in many extra-curricular activities contributes so much towards our school’scommunityspirit.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT SCHOLARSHIP: Joanna Kuo - to acknowledge her love for the environment and how she shares this passion with her parents. It istrulywonderfultowitnessJoanna’scommitmenttosustainability.
Our scholarship sponsors, student recipients and their families joined Principal, Dr Karen Read, in the Board Room and were all treated to a special morning tea aftertheassembly.Whatawonderfulday!
SEMESTER 1 AWARDS
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At the beginning of this term, we held a whole school awards assembly. This was a fantastic opportunity to highlight some of the achievements of our students. Achievement Awards were given to students who received the top mark in their course or Certificate for semester 1. Thanks to our friends over at Grill’d Carousel, students also took away a free burger voucher! It was truly wonderful to be able to gather together as a school and reward students' ongoing commitment to their education and College experience. Thank you for yourexemplarybehaviourduringtheassembly.
Endeavour Awards were also presented to students during Advocacy this term. Congratulationseveryone!
R U OK? DAY
This year we celebrated R U Ok? Day on Thursday September 12th. Our Student Services team ran a number of activities during break time which included: a lolly guessing game, a mindfulness colouring station, a bike challenge, a photobooth with props, cupcake decorating, photoframe making, dot painting and a "warm and fuzzies" board. A huge thank you to our student and staff helpers and to everyone who got involved!
For the first year ever, we also held an R U Ok? Carnival which was entirely run by students, inspired by the brains and imaginations of Year 12 students, Emily and Navjot (also known as Emjot!) Thanks so much girls!
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NAIDOC WEEK BLAK, LOUD
In the first week of Term 3, we celebrated NAIDOC Week with an unforgettable assembly organised by the Polly Farmer Foundation Follow the Dream program. The day was filled with joy, reflection, and a deep sense of community as we embraced this year’s theme: ‘Keep the Fire Burning, Blak, Loud and Proud.’
The celebration began with a traditional smoking ceremony led by Liam Nelson, involving smouldering various native plants to produce smoke with cleansing properties and the ability to ward off bad spirits Students walked through the smoke into the gym for our formal assembly, where the introductory spirit dance was performed by the Follow the Dream boys, led by Didge Player Tyan Garlett, a Sevenoaks alumni.
Respected Elders Jacqui and Gerald Eades graced the event, with Aunty Jacqui delivering the Welcome to Country. This created an atmosphere of reverence and connection, honouring the land and its ancient heritage. The powerful speeches, dances, and songs deeply moved students, teachers, and guests. We were lucky enough to have students from Cannington Community College Follow the Dream perform for us too!
One of the highlights was the presentation of NAIDOC awards, celebrating the outstanding achievements of our First Nations students This moment of pride and recognition honoured their hard work and dedication. A huge thank you to our esteemed guests who came along to present the awards
The festivities continued with a delightful spread of traditional Aboriginal foods Craft activities supported by Deadly Sista Girlz provided a hands-on experience, bringing the community together in creativity and shared learning The day was a beautiful tapestry of culture, history, and community spirit. It was a testament to the strength and resilience of First Nations Australians and a reminder of the importance of keeping the fire of their culture burning brightly So, how will you keep the fire burning?
WEAR IT PURPLE DAY
In August, we celebrated Wear it Purple Day, an annual expression of support and acceptance to LGBTQIA+ youth. Q-mmunity set up a stall with face painting, temporary tattoos, balloon animals and sweet treats for all to enjoy at break time. A huge thank you to our Q-mmunity students, Mr Luxton-Lawrence and Ms T for organising this fun event and to everyone who came along to show their support!
SEVENOAKS GOT TALENT
Our annual talent show was held this term where 11 impressive acts performed. We had singing, dancing, rapping, acapella, musical performances and more! Congratulations to our winners Ryah and Arwyn (1st), AZ (2nd) and Glenna and Ashley (3rd). We want to thank all of our fabulous performers, our wonderful judges: Mr Tsoi, Charise and Marcus; our hosts; Vuti, Alina and Karri, and; the Student Guild for running an amazing production; plus, all the students and staff who came along to support this awesome event! All profits will be proudly donated to Sam’s Spares. Special shout out to our staff performers: Ms T, Ms Waly, Ms Walsh, Mr Luxton-Lawrence and Mr McGoldrick from CCESC, as well as Mr Mavros and Ms Ivison for running the show! Truly a highlight of the year for all those involved.
BOOK WEEK
READING IS MAGIC
Book Week is always a fun celebration on our school calendar. This year’s theme was "Reading is Magic" and students were invited to participate in games focusing on reading and literacy and to dress up as a favourite book character. We had great participation from students and staff alike, and all those who did dress up were invited to a celebratory party with food, Kahoots,giftsandmore,heldintheLibraryduringAdvocacy.
Our display resources for this fun event were beautifully supported by Navjot and Emily. It was great to see all our advocate groups working hard to solve the blurred cover and quiz competitions. Congratulations to our winners, Chelsea, Ashanna, Danielle, AG05 and AG13. We hope you enjoyed yourprizes!
This year we again ran our Book Face competition, which required students to strategically line up their face or body alongside a book cover so that there appears to be a melding of life and art. Congratulations to Emily and Navjotwhotookoutfirstprize!
Special shout out to Mrs Lynch and AG26 (pictured right), who had every student in the Advocate group dress up and participate! This year, students cameastheirfavouritewordfromthedictionary...genius!
Lastly to our gorgeous Library lady, Elaine, the true hero of Book Week, who makesallourreadingwishescometrue,thankyou!
My favourite was the Portraits of Diversity on Level 3, which was a series of photographic and art installations connecting the peoples of the commonwealth
Mrs Sue Owen BPA ADVISORY TEACHER
BIG PICTURE ACADEMY NEWS
SPECIAL EFFECTS MAKE UP WITH NORTH METRO TAFE
This term, Big Picture Academy students left school with cuts, bruises, and the occasional black eye—but all in good fun! They had the chance to unleash their artistic flair by learning how to apply specialist makeup and special effects. We were thrilled to participate in a workshop led by Taya McKeon, lecturer and coordinator at North Metropolitan TAFE. The session included an engaging video, tutorial, and hands-on practice, introducing students to wig-making, costumes, and the roles and responsibilities within the creative industries. Students also learned about various employment opportunitiesinWA’sfilmandtheatresectors.
BOOLA BARDIP - WA STATE MUSEUM
A small group of BPA students took advantage of the wild weather to enjoy the delights of our fantastic state museum. Our intrepid explorers braved the rush hour traffic on a Transperth bus before exploring the treasures of the museum (easier said than done). There is so much to see, and one day is simply not enough! From the virtual stories and collections all around the museum exploring the diversity and spirit of the West Australian people, to the exhibits showcasing the beauty of our natural landscape and our coastline, you cannot help but be proud of our state. There is something for everyone, so whether you love exploring local marine life and ecosystems or are passionate about Indigenous culture and WA’s impact on our world, there arevibrantandinteractiveexhibitstoinformyou.
EXCURSION TO BENTLEY TAFE
If you are interested in careers in hospitality and patisserie, veterinary nursing, or fashion and design, consider enrolling over at Bentley TAFE! BPA students got the full tour of these three schools and were super impressed by what was on offer. Qualifications across all areas range from a Certificate II right up to advanced Diplomas.
The Hospitality area is award winning, focussing on both kitchen operations including chocolate sculpting, patisserie, and front of house. We saw several past students there fully immersed in creating their masterpieces There are so many opportunities in this area for students of all capabilities and the fully operational Bentley Lakes Restaurant is a superb place to visit
The fashion school has been Perth's leading design institution for over 50 years and boasts state of the art facilities and five fashion and textiles qualifications. You really do feel that the fashionistas of the future are there as they bring their designs to life
Finally, the Veterinary school is housed in a fully functioning animal hospital which provides a service to students, staff and the general public by appointment only. The school offers up to Diploma level in Aquaculture and Certificate III in Animal Studies. You can even become a qualified animal groomer! Check it out for yourself. clickhere clickhere
ZERO2HERO CONFERENCE
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This term, a few of us were selected to go to the Zero2Hero Annual Conference ‘IN YOUR HEAD’ at Perth Convention Centre. The day was full of activities that were great for understanding mental health and to just let loose! There were guest speakers talking about their mental challenges and the ways they got guidance in order to go on and achieve amazing careers. Some of the speakers included: Nick Hudson, founder of the push up challenge; Angie Bain, qualified councillor, wellbeing and performance educator; and Dr Justin Coulson, relationship, and wellbeing expert.
The program was excellent for learning about mental health and its challenges and how it affects young adults today. I strongly suggest going and touching base with IN YOUR HEAD, if not for yourself then for someone else. It’s so important for us to learn how to support ourselves and our friends in times of need
OPEN DAY
We absolutely loved meeting our future students at our Open Day early this term. Students took the opportunity to visit the campus, learn about our courses on offer and see what we're all about here at SSC! We’re looking forward to seeing you all at Orientation Days in Term 4 and can't wait to welcome you into our College community in 2025
Special shout out to our sister school, Cannington Community College, for all your work supporting students with their transition to senior school, especially the Year 10 Advocate teachers who came across for the day with their students, we appreciate you!
DEADLY SISTAS NEWS
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Over the holidays, Deadly Sista Girlz (DSG) and Follow the Dream (FTD) students had the opportunity to collaborate with Kmart and Target in Westfield Carousel. Tahlia, Ella-Rose and Kyesha-Rose were invited to the store’s NAIDOC celebrations and performed a beautiful dance to ‘Inanay’ by YortaYortagroup,TheTiddas.
As an incentive for keeping up great attendance, DSG Mentor, Rebekah, started making meals for students to enjoy as they came into Advocacy. This includedbaconandeggs ontoast,toasties,curryandpastas,YUM!
This term, a clothing donation spot was setup in the DSG room to encourage students torecycleclothesandtoalsotakeclothesiftheyneeded.
Students from Sevenoaks and Yule Brook College were taken to Fremantle MiniGolfGlowRoomsastheendoftermrewardactivity.
For RUOK Day, DSG student Aleesha Winmar helped overlook and run the painting station.Theartwork(picturedright)turnedoutbeautifully!
Aaliyah has her own business:
KAARLA KOORT BOODJA - which delivers acknowledgement to country, educational and cultural talks and workshops.
We are proud to share that our partner BG&E have ‘snapped her up’ to work for them in the reconciliation team!
Dr Jennet Hansen FTD COORDINATOR
FOLLOW THE DREAM NEWS
Kaya from the Follow the Dream Team. What a term! A whirlwind of activities, with students diving into an exciting array of events, projects, andachievementsthathavekepteveryoneontheirtoes. clickhere
ALUMNI NEWS
We are immensely proud of our alumna, Aaliyah Nestoridis, who was honoured with the invitation to open a prestigious event at Government House this term. This significant occasion marked the 79th Anniversary of Independence of the Republic of Indonesia while also celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations between Indonesia and Australia
Aaliyah's selection to inaugurate such a high-profile diplomatic event is a testament to her exceptional achievements and growing recognition as an emerging leader. It underscores her potential as a powerful role model and advocate for Indigenous youth across Australia Her performance at the event was nothing short of remarkable. Both the Governor General, His Excellency the Honourable Chris Dawson APM, and the Consul General of the Republic of Indonesia in Perth, Listiana Operananta, were effusive in their praise for Aaliyah. They commended her confidence, impressive public speaking skills, and comprehensive knowledge of language, history, and culture.
Aaliyah's commitment to excellence was further demonstrated by her initiative to learn some Indonesian phrases, which she incorporated into her greetings to the audience This extra effort not only showcased her dedication but also her cultural sensitivity and diplomatic acumen.
This opportunity has undoubtedly positioned Aaliyah as a shining example of the bright future ahead for Indigenous leaders in Australia, while also contributing to the strengthening of international relations between Australia and Indonesia.
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POLLY FARMER CAREERS BREAKFAST AND EXPO
Over 350 Follow the Dream students from across Australia including Port Augusta, Geelong, Alice Springs, Port Hedland, Karratha, Geraldton, Albany, Esperance, Broome, Newman, Tom Price, Carnarvon, Bunbury, Northam, Kununurra and local metro programs were able to chat with 30+ stallholders about future employment, training and education opportunities. It was fantastic to see so many Follow the Dream alumni either working or volunteering at the stalls - inspiring the next generation.
After the expo, students walked over to the Perth Convention Centre to attend Western Australia's largest careers and employment event, the 2024 Perth Skillswest Careers & Employment Expo Students were also lucky to watch a special screening of 'Sista Girl' by the Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company at Bob Hawke College.
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NAIDOC CELEBRATIONS AND ART EXHIBITION
FTD helped facilitate BG&E’s NAIDOC Celebrations in their Perth Office early this term. All staff enjoyed a panel discussion which featured Elder Jacqueline Eades, FTD alumni Aaliyah Nestoridis, and Business Owner Brenton Turner. Student and community artwork was also displayed at the offices with many pieces purchased. Director, Anthony Wood said, “I just wanted to say a big thank you for the time you shared with the BG&E team to recognise and celebrate NAIDOC Week. A number of the teamhavecommentedonhowmuchtheyenjoyedtheday!”
SPOTLIGHT ON OUR INCREDIBLE TEACHERS
At Sevenoaks we have the most amazing bunch of teachers who advocate for our First Nations students. The common characteristics of schools that are more effective for Indigenous students include: strong and effective school leadership; a positive school culture that encourages care and safety among students and staff, as well as a positive sense of Indigenous student identity; teachers with the skills and knowledge to effectively engage and develop relationships with Indigenous students; and high levels of community involvement in the planning anddeliveryofschoolprocesses,prioritiesandcurricula.
We are so proud that these are covered effectively at Sevenoaks, recognised by our finalist place for the WA Education Awards for ExcellenceinCulturalResponsiveness.
Sevenoaks teachers go out of their way to ensure our students are successful and do not stop until they see the outcomes that they know ourstudentsarecapableof.Thankyou!
WA POLICE VISIT
Thank you to our tutor and mentor Ethan for organising Detective Senior Constable Nathan Hansen (pictured right) to be our guest speaker during Advocacy this term. He spoke to students about how being an Aboriginal police officer is challenging, but that the culture was improving. Nathan has been honoured by the WA Police for changing the culture from within. Our students thoroughly enjoyed the session and we are proud to announce that our very own Year 12, Shane Cole, has reachedthefinalstageofthisapplicationto beaPoliceCadet!
TRAVEL NURSE IN THE MAKING
Year 12 Follow the Dream student Ciennah Nestoridis had the incredible opportunity to meet Professors Georgina Long AO and Richard Scolyer AO at a student forum held at Bob Hawk College organised by the WA DepartmentofEducationthisterm.
Ciennah aspires to be a travel nurse and was blown away by the amazing research and innovation done by these two great and humble leaders in Australia. What an awesome opportunity! Congratulations on recentlyachievingyourCertificateIVinNursingPreparation,Ciennah.
SPORT NEWS
BASKETBALL
This term our interschool boys basketball team competed in the very first AICsportsfestival,heldatJoondalupRACArena.
The team were undefeated in the initial rounds of the tournament and made it into the grand final after some incredible wins. After a hard fought final, we placed runner up to the AIC team. As expected, our students displayed perfect behaviour and sportsmanship throughout the dayandwerewonderfulrepresentativesoftheCollege.
Huge congratulations to the team: Andrey, Sol, Lorenze, Shane, Corey, Adam, Buka, Aldrus, Ralph, and the MVP of the day, Gaurav! Well done and massive thanks to Coach Middleton for all your work in the lead up to theevent,includingtrialsandtraining,andcoachingontheday! clickhere
VOLLEYBALL - VWA TOURNAMENT
In August, Sevenoaks Senior College was represented by a number of volleyball teams across three venues for the annual VWA Interschool Tournament. We had our A Grade Boys team head off to Bendat Stadium with Coach Breadsell, two B Grade Boys teams go to Lords Recreation Centre with Coach Ethan and the B Grade Girls team to Joondalup Arena withCoachMiddleton.Well,whatanawesomedayitwas!
Boys A Division: Boys Team 1 had a very competitive day in the A division, encouraging the students to take their experiences from their B Division win earlier in the year, and hopefully make a name for themselves in the top division, and that they did! Our boys were undefeatedalldayandcamehomeDivisionChampions!
Boys B Division (1): After losing their first game, our B Grade Boys (1) went on to win their next four games, earning them a place in grand final! It was an incredibly close match, but we eventually went down two sets to one,finishingRunnersUp.
Boys B Division (2): Our B Grade Boys (2) had some very close matches, ending theday4thintheirpool.
Girls B Division: Our girls had a fantastic day with a number of convincing wins over some tough competition, landing them in the grand final.Afterahardfoughtmatch,thegirlsalsocameawayRunnersUp.
Massive congratulations to all our players and coaches, we are proud of eachandeveryoneofyou!SpecialmentionstoourMVP'sontheday:
-CaseyGonzalez(BoysA OverallMVP)
-DanielSierra(BoysAGrandFinalMVP)
-JoelAlitimu (BoysB1MVP)
-MorganCartledge(BoysB2MVP)
-AlyaaDiran(GirlsBMVP)
IN THE CLASSROOM
BUSINESS - SUGAR RUSH BAKE SALE FUNDRAISER
Our Year 11 Business Management & Enterprise and Certificate II Workplace Skills students operated their pop-up business ‘Sugar Rush’, a bakery shop, mid term. This project was aimed at raising money for the Muslim Women’s Support Centre (MWSC), who provide much neededshelterandsupportforvictimsofdomesticviolence.
This project has allowed our students to apply and demonstrate their skills, knowledge and understandings gained from the business courses through a hands-on-approach. The students surveyed staff and students on which items to produce to better cater for our school population, discussed different business names and created multiple logo designs to choose from, and created promotional vouchers, flyers, posters and banners to advertise the event. The students were then actively engaged in producing and packaging the baked goods using ourschool’shospitalitykitchenfacilities.
On the day of the bake sale, the students presented themselves professionally, interacting with staff and students while demonstrating great customer service, collaboration and team work. The students raised over $1,300 which was proudly donated to MWSC, along with a goodie box of donated goods from our on-site Op Shop, Back on the Rack. Students later visited the MWSC to lend a hand with boxing up pantry and fresh produce on one of the busiest days for handing out food essentials to families in need. The MWSC Pantry, through their partnership with Second Bite, feed over 150 families every month. Our students were very efficient in the way they helped out, starting a conveyerbeltforthepackagingprocess(genius)!
HOSPITALITY - MOCKTAIL EVENT
SCIENCE WEEK GIANT QUIZ
Our annual Sevenoaks mocktail party was another huge success this year thanks to our hardworking and talented hospitality students! Staff and students were treated to a selection of delicious savory and sweet finger foods prepared and served by our Certificate II Hospitality students aspartoftheirserviceassessment.Welldoneeveryone!
This National Science Week, our wonderful Science Department put on a giant Kahoot quiz with afternoon tea and prizes for all participants. Congratulations to our winner, Chelsea C! Here's a few of the quiz questionssoyou can playalongathome.Howwouldyouhavedone?
Consistency in measured results increases what? What is the word used to describe the process of a gas being transformed to a liquid? The first living things on Earth were prokaryotes, roughly how long ago did they first appear on Earth? Which planet in our solar system has the most moons?
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HOUSEKEEPING
COMPETITION WINNER
We are excited to announce that the winner of our $250 Coles Myer voucher for the contributions and charges competition is the Buyukcakar family! A hugethankyou toeveryonewhoentered.
CAREERS NEWSLETTERS
If you haven't already, check out our awesome monthly careers newsletter by our careers counsellor, Ms Tracey Walsh. The newsletter links straight to a range of resources for University events, TAFE events, volunteering opportunities,jobs,exposandmore.AvailableonourwebsiteandConnect.
UPCOMING IN TERM 4
Final day for Year 12s - Friday October 11th marks the final day on campus for our year 12 students. Staff will be cooking and hosting a breakfast for students at 7.30am to celebrate. We will then have a rehearsal for the Presentation Ceremony and give out the 2024 SSC Yearbook before saying our final goodbyes.
Year 12 Presentation Ceremony - Saturday 19 October at Curtin Stadium More information available on our website and Connect.
Year 12 WACE ATAR Exams - Begin Monday 28 October.
Year 11 ATAR Exams - Thursday 7 November to Friday 15 November
Year 11 Workplace Learning - Monday 18 November - Friday 6 December. Library Books & Locker Keys - Please ensure all books and keys are returned to Elaine in the Library before your final day on campus.
ENROLMENTS FOR 2025
Do you know anyone thinking about enrolling at Sevenoaks for 2025? Enrolments are now open and filling up fast! Please visit our website to access theexpressionofinterestform,orgiveusacallon(08)62357200.
