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'Tale of Two Cities' play - See below for more!

Secondary Art Exhibition

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Cardboard sculptures (19 photos in this gallery)

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Tale of Two Cities

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(13 photos in this gallery)

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Southern Christian College Year 11 Drama students Angus Richardson, Edmund Griffiths, Ana Johnston and Jonah Gorman joined with Calvin students to form a cast for a play of 'Tale of Two Cities'.


Homework Room (Repeat)

Each lunch, Lab 1 is used as a Homework Room. If students have not completed class tasks, they may be directed by the teacher to use this time to finish off. It can also be used by students who want to use their time to finish off home learning tasks. The library is also open four days per week for personal reading, quiet games and activities or completion of class activities.


Lockers (Repeat)

Students are being reminded that they should never share their locker combination with any other student. It is a good lesson in keeping personal data private.

 

Some students have reported finding the school locks challenging to use. If students are experiencing difficulty, they are welcome to bring one from home. If they do so, it is important they understand that staff will not be able to assist if they have a problem with their own locks.