Our Year 10 students interested in the Mortar Trades had a great experience in the tiling workshop at TAFE Balga, diving into the foundations of tiling and creative designs.
Career Tasters are designed to challenge thinking and make connections between education and post-school opportunities by supporting students to become ‘career curious’ through practical activities and meaningful experiences.
A big congratulations to our graduating Education Support students! We celebrated this wonderful achievement with a lovely ceremony and some delicious treats 
We are extremely proud of the incredible growth these students have shown during their time at Aveley Secondary College.
Here’s to all their hard work and we wish them all the best in their future endeavours!
Students from Caring for Others participated in a 4-day immersion visit to the Education Support Hub presenting activities they designed for students with special needs.
They aimed to provide ESH students with interactive games so they could demonstrate their fine and gross motor skills, expression and articulation of words, communication and social interactions.
Aside from building shared experiences and friendships, the initiative highlights the importance of a schoolwide inclusive education to normalise diversity.
Our school proudly participated in the Tournament of Minds WA for the first time this year! Seven dedicated students demonstrated exceptional creativity and teamwork at the WA Regional Tournament, presenting their solutions to a panel of judges.
The judges praised the team for their efforts and made sure every idea was heard. This experience has laid a strong foundation for our students’ future successes.
A big thank you to Miss Hooper and Ms Mertens for their support!
Our college Wind Band performed at the ABODA Junior Concert Band Festival at Churchlands Senior High School. Directed by Mr James Martin, they performed 3 pieces: Tempest, Iron Clad, and Operation Invictus.
Students had the opportunity to have a short workshop by one of the adjudicators, Mr Bruce Herriman, where they received immediate feedback on their performance and advice on how to make it even better!
We made a positive impact for R U OK Day! With engaging classroom activities and exciting events in the library and oval to create opportunities to connect, promote mental health and encourage students to engage in meaningful conversations.
Let’s keep the conversation going and remember, it’s always okay to check in with each other!
Aveley Secondary College has been selected as a finalist for the School Partnership Award for the 2024 Annual Hospitality Group Training WA HGT Awards at RAC Arena on the 17th September.
This acknowledges the amazing work of our Technologies team and teacher Ashleigh Leaver, who has developed and grown our amazing hospitality program at the college.
Students get to experience high quality instruction and training to build their hospitality skills and experience. The class operates a café on select days from our commercial kitchen and get catering experience for functions. Students leave us with this experience and a nationally recognised qualification.
Our Year 9 Sports Elite cohort participated in outdoor education activities honing their leadership and team building skills. They tackled problem-solving tasks in small teams before having to complete the low-ropes course together. The highlight was the leap of faith, where students had to have self-confidence and the courage to challenge themselves.
Thank you to Teamworks Development Australia for the great experience!
Our Year 12 Health Studies students ran the annual Health Expo! This event is designed to empower our students with knowledge about issues that significantly impact their lives.
Students hosted nine stalls, exposing students to invaluable information, from the dangers of substance use, the benefits to being sun safe and easy ways to maintain a nutritious diet. A big well done to our Year 12 students who put in a lot of effort for this event to run smoothly!
Our Year 12 Futsal Team Diddlers FC went head-to-head with our staff team the Savage Swipers in an actioned packed match this week.
It started off on an even keel, but the Savage Sweepers were no match for Diddlers FC, who took home the win 3-1.
Congratulations to our Year 12s! What a fantastic send-off as they head into their final weeks.
Lastly, a special thanks to Ms Shirley and Ms Donovan for organising the tournament as well as the staff and students who participated, we couldn’t have done it without you.
