School photos have arrived today and were given out in PCG class. Uncollected envelopes will be at the front office for any student absent today.
If you wish to place another photo order which will be sent to your home address you can contact Academy on 9248 1263.
Students have welcomed Chris and her team to the college and are very pleased with the meals on offer. It is standing room only at both Lunch 1 and Lunch 2 as students rush in to get their food from the selection of freshly made on site produce. Chris adapts any menu item to taste and preferences and as she is passionate about providing nutritious and tasty meals, she is quickly learning and catering for, the student’s various tastes. An additional menu for special dietary requirements has now been released.
We are very excited to kick start our Academies program this term, most of the programs occuring after school commencing week 2 and will continue until the end of term. All parents/caregivers have been emailed details on how to register through Qkr and students were provided with the Academy schedule in PCG class. There is a fantastic range of Academy options including sporting teams, technology and the Arts. If you have any questions please contact the College.
Our Year 7 students have been busy in Visual Art creating animal chalk pastel drawings as part of their Semester One drawing unit. They have gone through a series of drawing processes to complete their artworks and the quality of the drawings has been impressive. Some of the works are featured below and on display in our front office.
Our school is part of a national project about students with disability and or learning difficulties, called the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data (NCCD). We have been asked to provide data about the number and learning needs of students at our school. As part of the collected data, individual students and schools are not identified.
The project aims to collect information about differing student needs. It also looks at the levels of intervention in place such as the programs and resources the school has utilised so that students can overcome barriers, participate and learn. We believe it is important to contribute to this project because it will help inform Government and the Education Department about level of resources needed in schools.
Our Year 7 students competed for house points on the last day of Term 2, 2018 in a Cross Country competition. Participants have been training during cold and wet mornings during the term and our winners have been announced. Quenda collected the most house points and our champion girls were Natalia Vega Mena and Opal Zainurrafiq. Champion boys are Lachlan McCabe and Jake Fernie. Congratulation everybody and thank you to Miss Dearle and her team for setting up the track in the early hours of Friday morning and for the hot chocolate and bakery treats to keep the competitors motivated to train!
Students participated in a fundraising Colour Run on the last day of Term 2, 2018. Over $1,200 was raised for the West Swan Volunteer Fire Brigade and the college thanks families and the community for their generous support of this worthy cause. [Read more…]
Brrr… its getting colder and a good time to start thinking about winter uniform. Jackets and boys trousers are available now. Girls long pant option is expected to arrive early next term. Students will only be permitted to wear the school jacket. The uniform shop is open Tuesday and Thursday mornings and opens at 8 a.m. The shop is not open on the holidays however you can order online
We recommend that all jackets and hats have student names clearly marked.
We are very proud of the wonderful speech given by our students on Wednesday 11 April, 2018. Two representatives laid a wreath at the wonderful combined ANZAC ceremony and were great ambassadors for our College.
On the 9th February, 2018, Aveley Secondary College was officially opened by the Hon Sue Ellery, Minister for Education and Training. Our students were wonderfully respectful and all of our guests commented on our wonderful hosts. Dignitaries included our Director General, Ms Sharyn O’Neill and Regional Executive Director, Mr Jim Webb.
