Bethlehem College Ashfield in Sydney, Australia | High School

Bethlehem College Ashfield

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9798 9099

Address: 18 Bland Street Ashfield 2131 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.bcashfield.catholic.edu.au

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25.01.2022 They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. Lest We Forget. ... #wewillrememberthem #RemembranceDay #lestweforget See more

19.01.2022 Y e a r 1 2 P h y s i c s Here are some photos of Year 12 2021 Physics working on their depth study assessment. They had to design and construct a simple launcher. Then they had to test the effects of a variable on the distance travelled or the time in the air. They demonstrated good practical skills in repeating their experiments and controlling variables.

19.01.2022 P D H P E Year 8 had their Resus/CPR training this morning! #savealife #cpr #resuscitation

17.01.2022 Year 9 Visual Arts - Ceramics. Great work year 9! #visualart #creative #ceramics

11.01.2022 Wow... another awesome effort!! The Final Presentation of the BrainSTEM Innovation Project - 10 iSTEM On Thursday 19/11, our BrainSTEM group compromising of four Year 10 students - Alexandra, Amelia, Georgia and Stephanie - presented our final project in an online showcase with other schools. Over the course of twelve weeks we had worked together with our mentor (UNSW Astrobiologist) Bonnie Teece, the program creator Sid Verma and Ms Price in order to design and create a 3D ...printed research base on Titan (one of Saturn’s moons). This program was very enlightening and insightful for our whole group as it gave us an opportunity to work with scientists to create a project we wanted to further research. Throughout this program we learned many new things about science and advancements in astro science that are not taught in a school environment. By Alexandra, Amelia, Georgia and Stephanie Sydney Catholic Schools #womeninscience #iSTEM Click on the link to watch their project!! https://youtu.be/rrVSKNkUGs8 See more

07.01.2022 Very proud of our Year 10 iSTEM team!!

03.01.2022 W e l l b e i n g W a l l T e r m 4 "A Gift of Hope to help us Grow Our Wellbeing Wall Masterpiece is now complete with a significant contribution by every student and some staff members. The Wall was themed for Christmas in red and green, the different Christmas ornaments represent all the different year groups 7-11 with every student’s name and hopes for 2021 on their individual ornaments. The last addition of the green gingerbread girls on Monday, was completed by o...ur incoming Year 7 students for 2021 while they joined us for their Orientation Day. This signifies the joining of our Year 7 2021 cohort to our BCA community. A very special mention and thanks to our wonderful Wellbeing Wall Committee members: Lauren K, Zali W, Amy V-W, Alexia V, Leila A, Eeshaa R and the Year 9 SRC girls: Alex F, Joey D, Violet D and Gabriella H, who assembled the ornaments very carefully and gave up many lunchtimes to complete this beautiful creation. See more

03.01.2022 This week was the perfect time to gather our Aboriginal students and celebrate them during NAIDOC week 2020. On a warm day we enjoyed some cool and nutritious food and drink. The relaxed gathering was made special by the presence of Yr 7 to Yr 12 students of Bethlehem. Ms Taliana gave a short speech on how much we value the NAIDOC motto this year:... Always Was, Always Will Be. She reminded us all that Australia is an ancient country with a rich, deep and long history of which the Aboriginal peoples are integral. For Ms Taliana and the staff, watching our Bethlehem girls thrive and become strong women, capable of outstanding things, is something that is a source of great excitement and anticipation. Ms Taliana finished by inviting the staff present to pray a special blessing over the girls. As Justise, Kerrie and Maddison wrote NAIDOC week is important because: "It celebrates the history and culture of Aboriginal people and we acknowledge the first people and the longest living culture in the world." #naidocweek2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe