Students will plan, design and produce a class magazine. Producing both an online version and a hard copy version. They will take on the role of editor, writer, photographer, advertising, design and layout. Teacher in charge – Mr Dean Thompson
Journalism (P0974) Read More »
Students will study early civilisations and basic archaeological study and practice. They will examine unsolved mysteries from humanities past and present their findings through curated artefacts. Teacher in charge – Mr Terry Chee
Archaeology: Historical mystery (P0973) Read More »
How does science relate to the beauty industry and health? In this workshop, you will learn about the chemical properties of oils, waxes and essential plant oils. You will then learn how to use everyday chemicals to make aromatherapy products such as lip balms, bath bombs and room scents to meet the well being needs
Organic Beauty (P1067) Read More »
Shake, rattle and roll! Test your design skills against one of natures greatest forces. Build a shake table and test your ultimate house designs to withstand different siesmic wobbles. Teacher in charge – Mrs Gina O’Sullivan
Earthquake Defender (P1066) Read More »
Why are we using so many antibiotics when there are natural sources of antimicrobial products right in our back yard! In this project, you will investigate what bacteria, fungi and viruses need to grow. You will then find out how antimicrobial chemicals work and research plant extracts to make your own scientifically tested and proven
Eco Warrior: Superbugs (P0965) Read More »
How well do you really know what you are putting into your body? Why do foods taste and smell the way they do? Can we trick the brain into thinking we are eating something when we are eating something completely different? In this project you will produce a recipe book full of amazing foods that
Freaky Food: Food Chemistry (P0964) Read More »
Do you like performing, or want to learn how to? Do you like working with other people to Make Stuff Up? Have you ever seen “Whose line is it anyway?” Did you wonder how they were able to make those scenes up so quickly? Come along and learn how to play many simple improvisational games,
Whose line is it anyway? (P1055) Read More »
Do you like performing, or want to learn how to? Do you like working with other people? Do you want to see what the world has to offer in terms of dance? Come along and learn a variety of dance’s from around the world, as well as lots of exercises and activities to get your
World of Dance (P1054) Read More »
Have you ever wanted to create your own play? Sometimes we feel we have so much to express and that our ideas aren’t being valued. Here is your chance to combine your fantastic ideas with those of other equally amazing students to come up with a story that has not been told before. It is
Directors chair: Design a performance (P0953) Read More »
From the bones of early man to the farms of ancient Greece, the pyramids of Egypt to the Knights of Persia. The role of maths in human history is as audacious as it is devastating. Come and see! Teacher in charge – Mr Matt Gleeson
Figures in History (P1045) Read More »
