Clarkson Community High School in Clarkson, Western Australia | State school
Clarkson Community High School
Locality: Clarkson, Western Australia
Phone: +61 8 6206 5000
Address: Clarkson Community High School 16 Walyunga Bvd 6030 Clarkson, WA, Australia
Website: http://www.clarksonchs.wa.edu.au/
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25.01.2022 Every year students and their families look for information about financial help after high school. Services Australia have created a suite of materials to help parents find information about our student payments. This will assist students and families, who need help, know what payment they could get and how to claim. Please visit the link below for more details:... https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au//resources-school-lea See more
25.01.2022 Year 11 Tech students Sam and Will Oliver with our brand new Flashforge Creator Pro2 3d printers - the first two machines in the country! These printers will form the backbone of our upcoming 3D printing lunchtime drop-in facility that will provide students the opportunity to get creative in #STEM #flashforgecreatorpro2 #bilby3d #stemeducation #3dprinting #clarksonchs
24.01.2022 The 2nd Student Council Awards were held today in a special assembly, celebrating students that have displayed the key skills and values that are not only invaluable in school, but highly desirable in the workplace. Any student is capable of winning an award as long as they have the right attitude and a willingness to do the right thing. Here are just a few of today's recipients. Congratulations to all the award winners and nominations!... #ICORT #studentcouncil #clarksonchs #longtan
23.01.2022 Yesterday, members of our student council (and Nan!) attended Pearce Young Leaders Forum hosted by Hon Christian Porter, Federal Member for Pearce at Holy Cross College, Ellenbrook. Guest speaker was cricketing legend Justin Langer.
23.01.2022 Jess Ham and other Year 10 students are finishing the mural in the Arts department. Looks great!
21.01.2022 Well done Mitch and his crew!
21.01.2022 The CCHS eSports team having their end of season pizza windup in their nearly-finished room, care of network assistant Mitch Perry and teacher Ryan Thornicroft. Legends! #meta #LeagueofLegends #clarksonchs #stemeducation
20.01.2022 Clarkson Community High School is proud to release our 2020-22 Strategic Plan developed in partnership with teachers, students and the local community. https://www.clarksonchs.wa.edu.au//211-clarkson-chs-s/file
20.01.2022 Year 11 Robotics student Jarred Tyndall with his robot presented as a gift from North Metro TAFE. Thank you NMT #stemeducation #northmetrotafe #clarksonchs
20.01.2022 Check out the amazing time we had at our recent sports carnival!
19.01.2022 Weekly Rugbyworks sessions started today with our Year 10 students.
19.01.2022 Our Year 9/10 girls and 10/11 boys competed in the Netball WA Multicultural Carnival on Friday. The boys went undefeated, and the girls fought hard all day in the top female division! Well done to all that competed, we are so proud!!
18.01.2022 Year 11 Robotics student Jarred Tyndall met Education and Training Minister Sue Ellery and Mark Folkard MLA at the Clarkson campus of North Metro TAFE last week. Jarred was delighted and very surprised to be presented with a robot - a gift from North Metro Tafe! Thank you!
18.01.2022 Hhhmmmmmm bacon . Breakfast Club is on now! #baconandeggs #brainfood #clarksonchs
17.01.2022 Principal John Young writes for Education Today magazine. Read the full article here: https://www.educationtoday.com.au/news/Know-Thy-Impact-5138 Know Thy Impact!... Reflections from our on-going Invitational Education and Visible Learning journey at Clarkson CHS. Teachers’ understanding of their students’ academic progress, as well as the influence of teacher comments and actions on the students’ self-concept, lead to the creation of inviting classrooms places that defy, as far as is practicable, any loss of enthusiasm for school. Your classroom must be the place where all students thrive. https://fb.watch/1T1NQJJcxN/
15.01.2022 Community Consultation in the Clarkson, Kinross and Mindarie Area The Minister for Education and Training, the Hon Sue Ellery MLC, has announced a community consultation to gather the views of local parents, students and community members on the secondary education options in the Clarkson, Kinross and Mindarie area. The Department’s preferred model for secondary students is to provide them with continuous schooling from Year 7 right through to Year 12 all delivered in one s...chool environment. This minimises the transition points in a student’s schooling, creating a more seamless secondary education. Reducing the number of changes that students experience, by having to move from one secondary school to another, is beneficial for their social, emotional and academic development. At present: Clarkson Community High School caters for students from Years 7 to 12. Kinross College caters for students from Years 7 to 10. Mindarie Senior College caters for students in Years 11 and 12. As at Semester 2, 2020, the total enrolments of each school are: Clarkson Community High School - Years 7 to 12 - Enrolments 325 Kinross College - Years 7 to 10 - Enrolments 717 Mindarie Senior College - Years 11 and 12 - Enrolments 780 There are currently 1822 students across the three schools. You are invited to have your say, through an online survey, where you can select one of the following options: Option 1 Kinross College and Mindarie Senior College each extend to become Years 7 to 12 schools with separate local intake areas. Clarkson Community High School is repurposed and becomes part of North Metropolitan TAFE, Clarkson campus to focus on training for young people. Option 2 No change The online survey will be available at https://www.education.wa.edu.au/ The survey opens at 9.00am Friday, 27 November 2020 and closes at 5.00pm Friday, 18 December 2020. Community information sessions will be held for each school community as follows: Mindarie Senior College Tuesday 1 December 2020 from 6.00pm to 7.00pm at Mindarie Senior College sports hall, 14 Elliston Parade, Mindarie. If you wish to attend, please register your interest at [email protected]. Kinross College Wednesday 2 December 2020 from 6.00pm to 7.00pm at Kinross College performing arts theatre, Falkland Way, Kinross. If you wish to attend, please register your interest at https://www.trybooking.com/BNCNY. Clarkson Community High School Thursday 3 December 2020 from 6.00pm to 7.00pm at Clarkson Community High School gymnasium, 16 Walyunga Boulevard, Clarkson. If you wish to attend, please register your interest by emailing [email protected]. Physical distancing measures will apply at all community information sessions. Staff will also be consulted as part of this process. There is a factsheet with more information and you are encouraged to read it before taking part in the online survey https://www.education.wa.edu.au/dl/4gnzxne
14.01.2022 The Year 10 boys after a very successful day at the inter-school 3v3 basketball competition yesterday at the Bendat Basketball Stadium, Floreat. Well done to Uts Rongo, Lee Aitchison, Tyson Reader, Brandon Harp, Evan Barratt, Jarrod Burton, Domenic Viandante, James Hood, Dezmin Biddle, Nikola Blagojevic, Jaleal Drayton and Hugh McCann! #clarksonchs #3v3basketball #year10sport
14.01.2022 The book by Hattie and Zierer, 10 Mindframes for Visible Learning (2018), is a focus for school improvement at Clarkson linking invitational theory to the thinking that is necessary to make the learning visible. Visible Learning is about the thinking teachers do to make the learning more effective in the classroom. In this video, graduate teacher Monica Chamizo discusses Mindframe 6 and explains how she uses feedback in the classroom. Special thanks to Year 8 students Chloe... Boyle, Eve Tickner, Jaxon Walford and Sarah Price for their valued contributions to this video. To view our original Mindframes video featuring Arts teacher Ellie Hoyer please visit this link: https://vimeo.com/282596679
13.01.2022 Dear parents and students. Please be reminded that Friday 11 September is a staff development day and students are not required to attend. Staff development days are always listed in our website calendar at www.clarksonchs.wa.edu.au Thank you :)
12.01.2022 Deputy Principal Adam Inder writes for Education Today: "The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 has resulted in government restrictions imposing requirements on practices relating to hygiene, curriculum delivery and social distance. Within many fields with education no exception the past we looked to, in order to glean our expectations and our comfort, has been disrupted. It has been a responsibility at the school level to innovative in such a way that adapts to these changes while maintaining a high level of impact in teaching and learning." Read the full article here: https://www.educationtoday.com.au//The-Second-Janus-Moment
12.01.2022 Kane Kinsman Y10 has made an awesome English Premier League table tower in Mr Sheppard's CAD class using the laser cutter/engraver. #stemeducation #lasercutting #clarksonchs
12.01.2022 CCHS is holding an open afternoon event for parents of students in Years 4-6 on Thursday 13 August 3:30-5pm. Please see below for more details.
11.01.2022 We will be holding our Athletics Carnival next week on Friday the 18th of September. Parents are invited to attend during the individual events in the morning, 8:45-11:04am Under Department of Health and Education guidelines, adult visitors to school should maintain physical distancing of one person per two square metres. Please limit the amount of people/family that attend, to make social distancing more achievable.... Please maintain social distancing when spectating. This should be relatively easy to achieve as students will be spread across the entire oval and you can follow your child from event to event. Finally, as in previous years, we ask that you do not bring your dog to this event. Physical distancing is an approach that doesnt come naturally to us, particularly at school events which are often an opportunity for the community to socialise. Consequently, we very much appreciate your efforts to follow these new protocols. Doing so enables us to welcome you back on the school grounds whilst following current health advice. Thank you :)
11.01.2022 In #ProjectBunky this week, Year 10 student James Hood removes the water pump ready for a new one to be fitted, whilst Year 7 Noah Allison continues the interior refit. Top job guys! #stem #clarksonchs
09.01.2022 School Chaplain Scott Currie has started a great new program at #clarksonchs called Ride. In Scotty's new bike repair shop he will run the Year 7 mentor program as well as fix and maintain student bikes. Nick Segal Y10, Thomas Woods Y7 and Noah Allison Y7 were busy fixing bikes at lunchtime today. #stem #year7 #schoolchaplaincyprogram #ride
09.01.2022 Thank you to everyone who attended our 2020 Wellbeing expo last week.
09.01.2022 Y12 School Ball, 11th September at Hillarys Yacht Club.
09.01.2022 John Hattie gives Clarkson Community High School a shout-out in his May article: "I know of one WA high school where teachers are writing short essays on their learning and they are most impressive (Go Clarkson)."
08.01.2022 Thanks to Year 10 Arts students Minh Le, Alexus Te Kata, Natasha Hean and Jess Ham, the mural in the Arts foyer is finally complete!
07.01.2022 Dear parents and students. Please note the first day back for students in Term 3 will be Tuesday 21 July as Monday 20 July is a staff development day - as per the school calendar: https://www.clarksonchs.wa.edu.au/index.php/calendar We hope you have a great holiday!
06.01.2022 When changing schools, parents need to make an informed decision on their child's education. This video is designed specifically for our prospective parents and students. Come and see what amazing things are going on at Clarkson Community High School!
06.01.2022 A massive thank you to Clarkson Police who very kindly helped out with the cooking at Breakfast Club today. Great to have you over! #wapol #clarksonchs
06.01.2022 Dear parents. This is a reminder Year 9 students will get an opportunity to sit OLNA starting on the 10th of August due to the cancellation of NAPLAN this year. This is a slightly updated version of the letter which was distributed to families of all Year 9 students. Thank you.
05.01.2022 Dont forget school photos tomorrow- students need to bring in their envelopes and wear full school uniform.Dont forget school photos tomorrow- students need to bring in their envelopes and wear full school uniform.
05.01.2022 Students and staff had fun celebrating RUOK? Day today #RUOK #ruokday2020
04.01.2022 On Friday 18 September we held our 2020 whole-school Sports Carnival. Please check the link below for information on winning students and faction stats: https://www.clarksonchs.wa.edu.au//491-sports-carnival-2020
03.01.2022 #ProjectBunky update! Hugh McCann and Jaii Dean are refitting Bunky's interior ...sort of #stemeducation #clarksonchs
03.01.2022 On Friday we held the 2020 Clarkson Challenge. Each year we invite Year 6 budding scientists from local primary schools to come and test their STEM skills. This year the challenge was to design and 3D-print a useful life hack gadget. Clarkson Primary School and Somerly Primary School sent two teams each. Designs included a toothpaste squeezer/money clip, a can opener/phone stand and a very useful handy hook/phone stand/toothpaste squeezer/key holder. The challenge also inclu...ded an Esports competition and a solar car race. All teams did a fantastic job on the day but there can only be one winner. By one point, the winning team was the "3D Masters" - Echo Edwards, Isabelle Smith, Matthew Hewett and Zac Bolger from Clarkson Primary School. Well done guys, you win the Clarkson Challenge Trophy and a trip to Scitech! #STEM #ClarksonChallenge #clarksonchs
02.01.2022 English Teacher Eve Kiddie writes for Education Today. "Biomimetics, is defined as the copy-catting of ingenious ideas in the natural world. One borrowable concept is the power of three, exemplified in geometrys shape, the triangle: fundamental to our environments, both physical and virtualthey are exceptionally strong. (University of Cambridge 2016, p 1) At quantum level, the Rule of Threes is an: effect that requires three components to act like Borromean rings..., an ancient symbol of three interconnected circlesif any one of the rings is removed the structure falls apart" Please click below to read the full article: https://www.educationtoday.com.au/n/The-Power-of-Three-5011
01.01.2022 CCHS is proud to open our brand new purpose-built Esports/STEM room complete with student-built PCs for gaming and 3D printers to encourage and promote design and manufacturing in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths). Esports is a great way for students to learn online etiquette, a team-oriented mindset, sportsmanship and leadership skills, providing opportunities for students of all year groups get to work together and build lasting friendships . We will also be o...ne of the first schools in the country to add two brand new Flashforge Creator Pro2 3D printers to our fleet in order to provide a lunchtime drop-in facility for students to print their designs. What an awesome new addition to the school! The photos below show a before and after view of the room to show the amazing transformation. Esports sessions run on Wednesdays after school. Students who are interested - please see Network Assistant Mitch Perry for more details.
01.01.2022 A message from the Principal Dear Parents/Carers, I want to thank you again for your support throughout what has been a very unusual school semester. The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting our entire community and has presented us with extraordinary challenges in managing schooling during the first half of 2020. I am pleased that together, we have been able to make the best of this situation and ensure your childs safety and continuity of learning.... With the regular attendance of many students being lower over this time, the breadth and depth of the curriculum covered throughout semester one may have been reduced. It also means that your childs attendance may not be reported, and any written comments may provide less information on his/her progress than usual. Although we are not required to provide a grade for this semester, at Clarkson Community High School, we have decided to provide a grade where possible. Parents and carers should note that this is based on the evidence of achievement and work ethic we have been able to access, so grades may not be a perfect indicator of achievement and progress. Schooling is once again returning to normal and our students are engaging in the regular curriculum, in their usual classroom environment. Semester two reports will reflect this and therefore provide the usual, more detailed information on your childs progress and achievement. Thank you for your continued support and encouragement as we work together to provide the best learning opportunities for our students. As we progress, Ill be sure to keep you updated with any new information. Kind regards John Young Principal Clarkson Community High School
