Snapshots from the week
Netball Academy
The Netball Academy were competing in the Southside Competition at Western District Netball Association today.
A strong day of netball with the team taking on quality opposition, building combinations and putting their training into action.
Plenty of effort across the games and some great moments on court as the group continues to grow through the Netball Academy program.
Well done to everyone involved!
Met East Football Selections
We are incredibly proud to recognise the achievements of four talented students who have earned selection in the Met East Football teams this season!
⚽Bella Jongejan – Selected for Girls Met East Football
⚽Yoshiki Hohensee – Selected for Boys Met East Football
⚽Tin Luu – Selected for Boys Met East Football
⚽Julio Cereijo – Selected for Boys Met East Football
Their hard work, dedication, and passion for the game have truly paid off. Representing Met East is a great achievement, and we congratulate each of them on this well‑deserved recognition.
QDU round one
Debates continued this week with our superstar Year 9s and 11s kicking off their seasons. Our Year 9s had to prove that we should decriminalise public order crimes. 9.1 were victorious against CHAC, however 9.2 fell short in a close debate against Churchie.
Year 11s debated that we should nationalise Qantas, successfully defeating Mansfield.
Talking about Urban Planning
Mr Barraud came to our Year 7 class to give a presentation about our school and buildings for the future. He showed us plans for different classrooms and opportunities if the school grows in size.
Thank you to our principal for giving up your time to help us.
Star Lab
On Monday students across Year 7 and 10 were able to participate in a Science incursion from StarLab linked to their current learnings. StarLab bring in their own giant Cosmodome which is like the night sky and project stories and immersive interactives into the darkness.
Year 7 students were able to watch the phases of the moon, prepare themselves for the lunar eclipse and learn about the different tides.
The Year 10 students were also in their own giant pop-up dome where they explored evolution and natural selection with an interactive experience from Charles Darwin.
