Careers & VET
St Norbert College
Year 12 Scholarship Recipients – Murdoch University
We are delighted to congratulate Year 12 students Azeriah B and Darcy B, who have each been awarded the 2026 Murdoch University Ngala Kwop Biddi Brighter Futures Scholarship, valued at $12,000.
This prestigious scholarship recognises outstanding Year 12 students who demonstrate leadership and make a positive difference in their communities through sustainability, equity, diversity and inclusion.
Both students have been recognised for their exceptional contributions to College life and their commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive school community.
Azeriah B has demonstrated outstanding leadership through her involvement in the Student Representative Council, Student Ministry and Kilnacrott House, actively promoting student wellbeing, inclusion and community service. Her dedication is further reflected in her impressive academic achievements, including Academic Distinction and the Ad Omnia Paratus Award.
Darcy Brown, College Captain for Sport, has been recognised for his positive leadership, commitment to teamwork and his ability to inspire others. Through his involvement in the College's Specialised Football Program and ACC Senior Boys Football Team, Darcy has consistently demonstrated resilience, discipline and a strong sense of school spirit.
Both students exemplify the values of St Norbert College, and we congratulate them on this wonderful achievement. We wish them every success as they continue their educational journeys and make a positive contribution to the wider community.
Mrs K Gonsalves
Head of Careers and Transitions
Year 11 Career Expo
Our Year 11 Careers and Employability students worked in groups to research different industries and create interactive stalls showcasing the many career pathways available.
Held in the Xanten Performing Arts Centre, the Career Expo gave our Year 11 students the opportunity to share their knowledge and insights with our Year 7 and 8 students, helping them explore future career options and connect their learning with the real world.Along the way, our Year 11s developed their industry knowledge, communication skills and creativity through the design of their display materials and interactions with visitors.
We hope this experience inspires our students to keep exploring the exciting career pathways and opportunities that lie ahead.
