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Lakeland Senior High School

Locality: South Lake

Phone: +61 8 6172 2200

Address: 106 South Lake Drive 6164 South Lake, WA, Australia

Website: http://lakelandshs.wa.edu.au

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25.01.2022 YEAR 10 OUTDOOR EDUCATION Year 10 Outdoor Education students have been perfecting their culinary skills this term using Trangias. Help us poll who our 'Lakeland Senior High School Master Chef' is by giving a thumbs up on your favourite creation. ... Voting ends Wednesday 3:00pm!

25.01.2022 On Wednesday 31st March, Year 10 and 11 students attended the RAC bstreetsmart excursion at the RAC Arena. Part of the day featured a crash scene re-enactment attended by the emergency services, just as it would occur at a real crash site. The students also had the opportunity to listen to speakers who have been directly impacted by road trauma and talk with emergency services personnel. Two students gave their recount of the day: I'm a year 10 student which means that I'm ...able to get my driver's license. The RAC driving excursion was a really great way of informing me that accidents can happen to anyone. All those real-life experiences that we were told about was interesting and informative. It made me more aware of road safety Sofiia Seebaluck. I am currently a year 11 student at Lakeland Senior High School. Our school saw the RAC Bstreetsmart presentation yesterday and I personally felt it was an emotional and effective performance. I feel as if many students could take a lot of valuable lessons from visiting this particular event, of how to become a more cautious and conscientious driver. The presentation brought raw material, giving a very real perspective of how important road safety is and how it affects those closest to us. I strongly believe this is very important for young adults to witness, especially those who are about to get their license. It shows the detrimental effects of being safe not only for yourself, but for the sake of others. They did this through many re-enactments and guest speakers that gave a very moving performance, showing what can happen in a crash and the lasting consequences Tammy Cleary

25.01.2022 MUSIC Watch our superstar Asha Knox, Specialist Music Technology student and Student Councillor play Victor’s Piano Solo form the movie The Corpse Bride! Please message us if you would like to enrol in our Specialist Music Technology program for 2021.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pfu4bNfLlWA Public education in Western Australia

24.01.2022 A proud moment! Eight of our amazing Hammond Park students were invited to participate in a Maths and Science Challenge Day yesterday hosted by Lakeland Senior ...High School. Miss Mallon took two teams who competed in four activities in a round robin style and were awarded points for completing each challenge. Team Red placed 1st, and Team Yellow placed 14th! We are incredibly proud of their teamwork and how well they supported and encouraged each other. We hope to be invited back next year to defend our title! A huge congratulations to our talented students and Miss Mallon for her hard work. Mrs Willesee

23.01.2022 Bruce Loo from the Stephen Michael Foundation speaking with our Rising Leaders' students about traditional uses of grass trees in our Indigenous Serviceperson Garden.

23.01.2022 2020 Hindsight is an annual publication for The Historical Teachers' Association of Western Australia. Lakeland SHS featured in some of the articles, with a large piece about our Indigenous Serviceperson Garden - Kalyakoorl Ngoorndiny Boodjar. Year 11 student Rai also received a mention in relation to her success as a finalist in the State History Challenge with her submission The Story of Australia and East Timor - Stitches - How global events impact individuals.... Congratulations again to Rai! Public education in Western Australia History Teachers' Association of WA

21.01.2022 THE BACHELOR KING Tickets are selling fast so get in quickly!!

21.01.2022 FOOD TRUCK CHALLENGE Yesterday our year 10 Cooking and Catering students created delicious food to raise money for SAFE, Headspace and Y-Shac. Public education in Western Australia

20.01.2022 Congratulations to Patty for her fantastic design! Thanks Stephen Michael Foundation

18.01.2022 TODAY IS WORLD TEACHERS' DAY! Teachers (with support from parents and carers) have ensured education continues across the country this year, despite major challenges. This has reinforced the significant role teachers play in the lives of children and students, their families and communities.... Thanks go to all teachers around the world but especially to our wonderful teachers at Lakeland SHS. #teachersday #thankteachers #brightfuture AITSL Public education in Western Australia

17.01.2022 YEAR 7 & 8 REWARD DAY Last Friday the year 7 & 8 students with good standing were treated to an afternoon of fun and games. The Stephen Michael Foundation along with the year 10 rising leaders organised and ran the event.... Although it was a hot day, the students had a fantastic time!

17.01.2022 MUSIC Specialist music students went to The Perth Concert Hall for an insight and a briefing of an orchestral rehearsal. Once the briefing was completed students were lucky enough to watch the open rehearsal of Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4... This was a good standing reward for our Music students.

15.01.2022 FUNKY FEET FRIDAY Our winner for week 5 is Abbi!! Congratulations!!

15.01.2022 YEAR 9 REWARD DAY On Friday afternoon the students in year 9 with Good Standing showed off skills that rivalled the pros on Ninja Warrior when they attend Ninja West. The students were put through their paces on a variety of obstacles and climbing frames. It was great to see the kids challenging themselves to try new skills and pushing themselves out of their comfort zones. ... The students proudly represented Lakeland and showed of the vast array of talents they possess. Miss Murray Public education in Western Australia

14.01.2022 Today is National Bandana Day! Buying a bandanna now is more important than ever it helps provide online support services for young people affected by cancer who are even more isolated at the moment. We have raised $316 .... with more to be added next week.... Bandanas will still be on sale next week from the LET Office for $5 each.

14.01.2022 SCHOOL BALL Fun times with Clowning Around Photobooths at The Pagoda Resort & Spa for the Year 12 Ball.

12.01.2022 Remembrance Youth Parade & Service Our student councillors attended the RSL City of Cockburn commemoration of the 102nd anniversary of the signing of the Armistice today.

12.01.2022 BUILDING WORKS - ACCESS RESTRICTION There will be no access from Lakelands Oval to the rear of the school (behind the gym and Phys Ed Offce) due to building works. Students will need to enter school grounds via Berrigan Dr or South Lake Dr.... The area will be fenced off at the end of today.

12.01.2022 INDIGENOUS SERVICEPEOPLE COMMEMORATED Grass trees have been planted at Lakeland Senior High School to honour the 13 Indigenous WA servicepeople who fought ...at Gallipoli. A 14th tree was also planted to represent unknown Indigenous servicepeople. Kalyakoorl Ngoorndiny Boodjar Noongar for forever sleeping or resting in country is thought to be the first commemorative garden of its type in Australia. Descendants, the local RSL, current indigenous servicepeople and more came together on Monday to officially open the garden. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Veterans and Services Association of WA president Dianne Ryder said it was a wonderful thing to see. "A lot of [the soldiers] would have lost heart, because they fought alongside like their brothers, as far as fighting alongside each other, their comrades, that sort of stuff, and to come home and not be accepted would have been a huge thing," she said. "All that time they spent fighting for Australia, then came back and it didn’t seem to mean anything. "This is about reconciliation, this is huge about acknowledgement, and it’s huge about acknowledging the commitment of Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander veterans." Jessica Warriner / ABC News.

12.01.2022 MENTALLY HEALTHY DAY AND SUMMERSETS Happening tomorrow!

12.01.2022 Good afternoon everyone. The final P & C meeting for 2020 is on Tuesday the 24th of November in the School Conference Room. The meeting will commence at 4.00 p...m. It is followed by the School Board meeting at 5.00 pm. Please come along and join us and hear about all the wonderful achievements for this year. It has been a very challenging year for everyone but we have all been very resilient and got on with the jobs at hand. We hope to see you then and everyone is welcome to attend both meetings. See more

11.01.2022 ZOO EXCURSION Thanks to The City of Cockburn for the environmental grant which was used to take some students to the zoo yesterday.

10.01.2022 Good Afternoon, Upper school students, who have been in training with Coach Kenny for the SSWA carnival, are invited to attend a briefing tomorrow at lunchtime in the gym. See you then,... Miss Valentine

09.01.2022 YEAR 7 NOVA 9 lucky NOVA students from our 7.1 class had the opportunity to attend the Austal ship building site in Henderson. It was an amazing experience to see various large vessels at different stages of the building process up close, as we had a guided tour throughout the site. Students then watched several videos about different vessels that Austal had built, heard how the company started and all that it does, learnt of the career pathways into Austal and had the... opportunity to have their questions answered, of which there were many! The students conducted themselves with the utmost respect and did our school very proud. We endeavour to take more groups of NOVA students to see the impressive site during 2021. A big thanks to the staff at Austal for hosting us, and to Schools Plus for funding the cost of bus transfers, allowing us to attend this excursion with no charge to the students.

08.01.2022 REMINDER Friday 6 November is a PUPIL FREE DAY. Students are not required to attend.

07.01.2022 YEAR 8 TOUCH FOOTBALL Our amazing Year 8 Touch Football students were at UWA Sports Park on Friday assisting with a major sporting event. Through this excursion, students and Lakeland SHS enhanced the relationship with Touch Football WA and continued sharing the mutual benefits for both organisations. ... Students were given the opportunity to participate and volunteer with the conducting of the Touch Football State Championships in which many of our staff, current and past students were participants.

07.01.2022 NATIONAL HISTORY CHALLENGE STATE AWARDS Lakeland SHS is very proud of Rai Alfonso, our year 10 student who was presented with a Silver Award at the National History Challenge State Awards on Saturday. Rai wrote and illustrated a beautiful book looking at the impact of the Indonesian invasion of East Timor, she then demonstrated the contestability of this event with an essay examining Australian foreign policy at the time. ... We are very proud of you Rai!

06.01.2022 FUNKY FEET FRIDAY Week 6 winner....... Congratulations to Charleigh!!

06.01.2022 YEAR 12 OUTDOOR EDUCATION 'This term Mr Marshall's Year 12 Outdoor Ed class participated in multiple bushwalking trail activities. Locations included Manning Reserve, Wireless Hill, Piney Lakes and The Spectacles at Beeliar Regional Park. As a class, we really enjoyed the activities as it got us outdoors as a group and gave us the opportunity to see some different parts of our local suburbs'. - Joshua Litt

06.01.2022 NORTH METRO TAFE MUSIC EXCURSION

06.01.2022 LIGHTNING CARNIVAL The basketball team came second after losing their final game by 1 point! So close! The netball team did well considering none of them had played before.... Congrats to all students who competed

05.01.2022 Christmas Hampers This year staff brought items to fill food hampers for some of our local families. 9 boxes were decorated by Mrs Guy and her art students and then filled for distribution.... Thanks must go to our school nurse Susan for starting this initiative . Public education in Western Australia

05.01.2022 HASS Week at Lakeland Humanities and Social Sciences is the winner at Lakeland today. In recognition of the importance of HASS to our understanding of our world, students have celebrated in style at Lakeland. The main event was today's dress up day. Students were invited to come to school as their favourite character from history. It was a brilliant day that highlights how our great students engage in History. To recognise the effort the students put into their costume...s, we decided to give the best costume in each year an award. Student Year Awards Year 7 Ashleigh Barclay Queen Victoria Year 8 Caleb O’brien Medieval Knight Year 9 Amaarah Kirsten Frida Kahlo Year 10 Bridget Stefaniuk King Henry It was great to see the staff also getting involved and special mentions must go to Best dressed staff member The best dressed staff member goes to Michele Winsor A very hard call with most staff making the ‘honourable mention’ list, but who could go past the iconic Western Australian. Edith Dircksey Cowan OBE (née Brown; 2 August 1861 9 June 1932) was an Australian social reformer who worked for the rights and welfare of women and children. She is best known as the first Australian woman to serve as a member of parliament. Best department - Women in history are the winners. Our female colleagues have clearly demonstrated that women have had a very successful and often unrecognised role in history when compared to men. All women from each department are the winners in today’s dress up day. Public education in Western Australia #HASS #history

04.01.2022 THE BACHELOR Tickets on sale NOW! Wednesday 9& Thursday 10 December.... $7 each from Administration.

03.01.2022 SSWA Athletics Carnival

03.01.2022 FACTION TALLY Congratulations to TUART for leading the race for points in 2020. TUART - 18885... JARRAH - 17970 SHEOAK - 16550 KARRI - 15470 See more

02.01.2022 NOVA On Wednesday 18th November, almost 40 girls across year 7, 8 and 9 NOVA and year 10 pre-ATAR had the opportunity to engage with a challenging and thought-provoking workshop presented by Young Change Agents. Throughout the day, students worked in teams to investigate issues they faced within their community. Focusing on one issue, students developed a theoretical program/company, created a slogan and logo and began to build a web page. ... Students were put through a rigorous process which stretched their imaginations to invent new, never-thought-of-before ideas to address their community issue. One such activity challenged each group to list 100 ideas to tackle their issue in under five minutes! Students then chose one idea and had an hour to create a presentation to showcase their business, mission and solution which they then pitched to the teachers. Students showed incredible resilience throughout the day whilst displaying teamwork skills, pushing their creative thinking and stepping out of their comfort zones. It was remarkable to watch the process unfold and we, as a school, are so fortunate to have had the opportunity to participate. A big thank you to Young Change Agents for awarding us with the event, to Miss Valentine for supporting the girls throughout the day and to Schools Plus for funding a special lunch for the participants. After all they persevered through, they truly deserved it! Mrs Matthews NOVA Academic Coordinator

02.01.2022 NOVA The year 9 NOVA students had the opportunity to attend UWA this week and spent the day engaging in various activities from a range of courses available at the university. The courses were all STEM based and had students listening to fascinating information about astronomy, classifying rocks, exploring the geology museum and learning how courses in mathematics apply to interesting parts of life. The students represented Lakeland SHS spectacularly, as they always do... and provided valuable feedback to Aspire, the program within UWA who ran the day. A big thanks to our student ambassadors who were with our group throughout the day, to UWA for hosting us and providing lunch, to Tanya Ferraro for attending the day with us and to Schools Plus for funding the cost of transportation. Mrs Matthews NOVA Coordinator.

02.01.2022 On Thursday 19th November, 20 teams of students from schools within the region, competed at Lakeland SHS in the Maths & Science Challenge Day. The competition, now in its third year, is an annual event where teams of four Year 6 or Year 7 students complete Maths & Science challenges to earn points in a round-robin style competition. This year we welcomed two new schools to the competition: Hammond Park Secondary College and Blue Gum Montessori School. ... Tasks this year ranged from boat building to trampolines for a marble run. Congratulations to all of the students who represented their schools. The final place winners this year were: 1st Hammond Park Secondary College (1660 points) 2nd Blue Gum Montessori School (1560 points) 3rd Divine Mercy College (1530 points) Karen Keating HOLA Mathematics Linda Hirst HOLA Science #publiceducationinwesternaustralia

01.01.2022 FACTION POINT UPDATE

01.01.2022 SPECIALIST MUSIC AND RUGBY TOUR Last week, selected students from our Specialist Music Technology and Specialist Touch Rugby programs entertained and education local primary school students from Jandakot PS and South Coogee PS. Thanks for having us!!