Newman College in Churchlands, Western Australia, Australia | Public school
Newman College
Locality: Churchlands, Western Australia, Australia
Phone: +61 8 9204 9444
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25.01.2022 Today we celebrated the Years 7-11 Awards for the Academic, Cultural and Sporting pursuits of students. Over two assemblies, we heard a musical item by Newman Voices, along with a preview of our upcoming college production Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical, which starts next week. Congratulations to all award winners! ... #shinethroughdiscovery #celebrate Catholic Education WA
25.01.2022 STAFF SPOTLIGHT Today, we’re shining the spotlight on Mrs Annette Doe Education Assistant, Marian Campus Annette joined the Newman College staff in 2012. In her time at Newman, she has taught Pre Primary to year 2.... Her favourite lesson to be involved in is play based activities. She loves building interesting Dramatic play areas and making connections with students. Her favourite thing about working at the Marian Campus the amazing staff she works with and being involved in such an amazing community. In her free time Annette loves to spend time with her husband and 3 sons, listening to a good Podcast, going out for breakfast with her friends, listening to music and drinking lots of coffee. Favourite Newman Memory: Annette loves Bookweek, getting dressed up as your favourite character is so much fun and the Marian campus staff dance for the students is always a laugh. Favourite quote: "The way I see it, if you want the Rainbow, you have to put up with the rain." - Dolly Parton Fun Facts Annette is the youngest of 5 children and was born in Mullewa. She has lived all over WA as her father was a policeman. Annette also loves to crochet soft toys.
24.01.2022 Earlier today Brother Paul visited our new Archives, to view the M W McGovern Trophy for Best Hockey Player (foreground), and to search for a particular article in the Spectrum magazines of 1969 to 1971. (Spectrum was the Marist Brothers’ College journal and spans the years 1965 to 1972.) Brother Paul picked up a bound volume and opened to a random page, only to see it contained a report written by him when he was in Third Year (Year 10)! Serendipity!
24.01.2022 Our Buddy Day Lapathon has begun! Raising money for Marist Solidarity
24.01.2022 STAFF SPOTLIGHT Today, we’re shining the spotlight on Stuart McClorey, Leader of Wellbeing at the Lavalla Campus and Year 3 Red teacher. Stuart joined the Newman College staff at the beginning of this year. In his time at Newman, he has taught Year 3 and while his favourite topics to teach are Religion and Maths, Stuart most enjoys reading aloud to his class. His favourite thing about working at the Lavalla Campus is the students. They make the campus a very welcoming and... warm place to be and it is great to work with them all each day. Stuart loves talking to them, supporting them, or simply just playing handball with them. He is also very lucky to work within a team of highly skilled and committed staff and commends their willingness to go the extra mile for their students. In his free time, he loves to spend time with his wife Lisa and two children, Olivia and Alex. Stuart also loves going to the football and watching highlights of the NBA. Very, very occasionally he even gets to play a little bit of NBA2K (although this seems to be happening less and less these days!) Favourite Newman Memory: His favourite memory this year was something so small I'm sure many people might have missed it! We were presenting the Age Champion and Runner Up awards for the Athletics Carnival at Assembly when we called forward some girls in Year 3. Quick as a flash, Isla Kalebic jumped up when she heard her name, but instead of rushing forward to collect her award, her first instinct was to congratulate one of her other friends, who was also receiving an award. Isla's small act exemplified everything I would hope to see in all of our students. Her first thought was not for herself, but for others and even in the midst of her own joy, she was able to find room in her heart for someone else. This is the stuff I love most about working with children and these are the moments that I will always remember long into the future. I also made many great memories at the Year 6 camp this year! I'm not sure I would rate my 'less than graceful' fall from the pamper pole up there (as I was more terrified than the kids) but it was great to see so many students supporting each other so positively. Favourite quote: "Educating the mind, without educating the heart, is no education at all" Aristotle. Fun Facts: Stuart has two brothers - one is a construction manager here in Perth and the other is a scientist who works and teaches at Oxford University. He also once spent two years living in and around remote communities across the NT and Kimberley region. #celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #maristfamily Catholic Education WA
23.01.2022 Today we remember 28th Battalion AIF Private Norman Francis Donaldson, who was born in Melbourne and came to Western Australia as a child. His father died when he was young and his mother, a housekeeper, worked where she could; from the P&O Hotel in Fremantle to the Federal Hotel in Perth, to a house in Port Darwin, Northern Territory. Norman was a founding student at St Ildephonsus College (SIC), New Norcia, the earliest of Newman College’s antecedents, and attended from it...Continue reading
23.01.2022 STAFF SPOTLIGHT Today, were shining the spotlight on Mr Stephen Arnold, Leader of Learning STEM. Mr Arnold joined the Newman College staff in 2012. In his time at Newman, Mr Arnold has taught Materials, Design & Technology Years. His favourite lesson to teach is working with the Year 12s as they design and manufacture their largest and final project at the school. Favourite thing about working at the Marcellin Campus is working with staff and students who enjoy and apprec...iate the opportunities that they are afforded at Newman and this shows in the respectful way that they relate to one another. In his free time, he loves to sleep, enjoy watching sport from the comfort of the lounge chair, coach his daughters basketball teams and spend time with his amazing family. Favourite quote: You must be the change you wish to see in the world-Ghandi #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #MaristFamily Catholic Education WA
23.01.2022 STEM Festival 2020 During Weeks 5 and 6, the College will be celebrating our inaugural STEM Festival, combining the celebrations of Science, Technology and Maths Week into one massive, fun-filled fortnight! While a number of activities are running at lunch time and are being advertised to students via posters and SEQTA notices, a handful of activities are running during class time, recess and after-school. We look forward to another couple of exciting weeks ahead! #STEM #ScienceWeek #Challenge #Collaborate #Create #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA
22.01.2022 From the Archives... "With every kind wish for a happy Christmas and a New Year overflowing with blessings." (1913 St Ildephonsus College magazine)... We'll be back with more Newman Nostalgia next year!
21.01.2022 This week our Primary students experienced an amazing Science Week run in conjunction with the Newman College STEM Festival. Our students experienced some incredible learning in collaboration with staff and industry experts. Thank you to everybody that participated from our Marian and Lavalla campuses. #shinethroughdiscovery
21.01.2022 What a wonderful turn out for our second Newman Parents Series last night. Thank you to Maggie Dent for coming and presenting on the topic of 'Real Kids in an Unreal World - how to build resilience and self esteem in today's children'. The College continues to recognise the importance of engaging with our families to provide relevant initiatives and topics to assist with the development and learning of our students #CommunityEngagement #Collaborate #MaristFamily #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA
20.01.2022 The 2020 Yearbook has arrived! Please note that the YOUNGEST child of each family will receive/bring home their families copy. Students in PK-Y6: Yearbooks will be distributed by the classroom teacher today onwards.... Students in Y7-9: Yearbooks will be distributed during PCG today Wednesday 9 December. Students in Y10-12: You can collect your copy of the Yearbook from Main Reception today onwards. For students going into Y11 and Y12 in 2021 who do not collect their copy during this time, their yearbooks will be given to them during PCG on the first day of Term 1. Catholic Education WA #shinethroughdiscovery
20.01.2022 Today our Marist community celebrates the Feast Day of the Assumption of the Holy Mother Mary. This Feast day is significant for the Marist Brothers and its Founder, St Marcellin Champagnat and underpins their foundations. We are so blessed in this College to have Br Terry, Br Paul, Br Noel and Br John living close to us and still ministering their vocation to our community. Their lives have permeated with the richness of bringing to life the Gospel of Jesus Christ, animating us all to be people of transformation and hope. We recognise their contribution and celebrate our Marist charism and the family spirit it imbues. #feastoftheassumption #mothermary #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #FamilySpirit Catholic Education WA Marist Youth Ministry Perth
20.01.2022 Time for some Newman Nostalgia! These shots are from the recently acquired Sister Dorothea Hickey Collection and feature students at Newman Senior College, Churchlands, 1982. 1982 was a pivotal year for Newman College, and there was a lot going on under the steady guidance of Principal, Brother Valerian Braniff. Newman Siena Girls’ High School, Doubleview, was renamed Newman Siena College and became co-ed, catering to Years 8 and 9. Brigidine College, Floreat, closed - th...eir younger girls going to Newman Siena, and those in Years 10-12 coming to Newman Senior College, Churchlands. As the provenance of these shots is Sister Dorothea, and these students look as if they'd be around 1984 or 1985 Leavers, we're thinking these are former Brigidine students newly joining the Churchlands cohort, and they look quite pleased to be there! The first two seem to be candid shots, with Sister Helen Maher happily buried in the background (right) of the first, but the second two look professionally taken, possibly for the magazine or yearbook. (How's the crisp, modern, starkness in that last shot?) Was this an occasion? Who are they? Were you one of these significant 1982 students? Please comment below, tag or email [email protected] if you can identify them. As always, we're grateful for your help! #celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #maristfamily #brigidinesisters #NewmanNostalgia Catholic Education WA #brigidine
19.01.2022 This Fathers Day we remember the many sacrifices fathers make for their children and families, and the ways--both big and small--they lift their children to achieve dreams thought beyond reach. We wish all our Newman College fathers and father figures a very happy Fathers Day. #FathersDay #FamilySpirit #MaristFamily #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA
19.01.2022 Time for some Newman Nostalgia! What's the story behind this stunning shot? Dale Neill (1961) sets the scene:... "St Joseph's College, Salvado Road, Subiaco, 1961. Four hundred boys, taught by about 16 teachers - Marist Brothers and a few Catholic male lay teachers. No girls. Then our School employed their first female teacher and Miss Horrocks arrived on the scene. A visit from the Pope would have created less impact. Rubber-necking was rife, and boys constantly leant precariously over the rails on the first floor balcony, waiting for a glimpse of Miss Horrocks. One particular Sunday, the Feast of Christ the King, we all headed off to celebrate at Aquinas College. I had never previously spoken a word to Miss Horrocks. She taught Grade 4. I was Year 12. I was the only boy in the school with a camera, and my new Hanimex C35 was loaded with a 20 exposure roll of film. I felt brave, armed with my Hanimex, but I was still nervous as I asked if I could take her portrait. To this day I have never, ever seen anyone blush like she did then - an instantaneous, radiant cheek flush. I guessed that meant yes. This was the result. The bus arrived to take us to Aquinas, and Miss Horrocks invited me to sit next to her. It was the most memorable religious festival I've ever attended. That hat, that dress! She is the picture of elegance. Were you taught by Miss Horrocks? #celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #maristfamily Hanimex #brigidinesisters #NewmanNostalgia Catholic Education WA #brigidine
19.01.2022 Congratulations to the 2021 Year 6 Student Council. We are extremely excited to witness these future student leaders and see the wonderful work they will do to make the Lavalla Campus a better place for all. Congratulations to the following members of the 2021 Student Council: Isabella Crisona... Brayden Lim, Michael Ng, Anabel Raguseo, Tahlia Thayer, Xavier Dunstan, Nikita Aylmore, Benji Thompson, Jaspar Martin-Booth, Madelyn Bertolini, Benji Davies and Aaron Stannard. #Celebrate #Leadership #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA See more
17.01.2022 STAFF SPOTLIGHT Today, we’re shining the spotlight on John Spriggins, Science Teacher. John joined the Newman College staff in 2007. In his time at Newman, he has taught lower school Science, Year 11 and 12 Physics, Year 11 Chemistry and Year 10 Career Education and his favourite lesson to teach is Physics. His favourite thing about working at the Marcellin Campus is the fantastic staff, students and facilities. Especially the grounds and admin staff, they are amazing, ...you will never meet a more helpful and friendly group of people. Makes coming to work on a wet, dark, cold Monday morning an absolute joy. In his free time he loves to shoot a few hoops with the homies at the park, ride his motorbike to Scarborough Beach and park it in the middle of all The Coffin Cheaters and drink a crisp dry white at The Quokka Arms, surrounded by people who live in Peppermint Grove and Dalkeith. Favourite Newman Memory: Luke Romano blowing everyone away on his electric guitar, at Year 12 Valedictory. It was like watching Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock in 1969. Luke had the whole audience in the palm of his hand. Beth Redwood also at the Year 12 Valedictory, making me cry when she sang like a bird. Jesse (The Hulk) Hogan came down to my son’s footy game, the parents turned to me and stirred me that he would not remember his Year 9 Science teacher’s name. He walks straight up to me and says, How ya goin Spriggo. We then pose for a photo with my son, he puts his arm around me and says, Good to see ya Big Fella. I have never been called Big Fella in my life, it was as sweet as a nut and I floated off the footy ground that day. Favourite quote: Pick up your gear and sit on the side bench If it’s not Physics, then it’s just stamp collecting If you think you know everything about Quantum Physics, then you know absolutely nothing about Quantum Physics Never fear, The Sprigg is here Fun Facts: John has more nicknames than any past or present staff member of Newman College: Spriggo The Sprigg Sprigg-Dog Spriggamortis Sprigmeister The Storyteller Darth Vader (I’m a heavy breather) Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (I can be funny or really moody) In his time at Newman, he has worked with The Spoon, The Comb, The Bell, The Bag, The Bat, The Bee, The Box, The Lane, The Rose, The Finn and The Fog. #celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #maristfamily Catholic Education WA
17.01.2022 A Night with Jocelyn Brewer - Untangling your tweens & teens from technology: Practical (and positive) strategies for parents. Due to Covid-19 restrictions relating to interstate travel, our presenter for Term 3, Jocelyn Brewer, is unable to join us at the College for the Newman Parents evening. She will however be presenting her presentation via Zoom. Wednesday 26 August, 7.00pm 8.30pm... Please click on the link to register https://us02web.zoom.us//tZItdempqzMvG9dzSnI8bLbv5uAUDdr-t After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. #ParentEngagement #Collaborate #shinethroughdiscovery Jocelyn Brewer - Psychologist
15.01.2022 Over the next few weeks there will be an opportunity for our students to give thanks for their Dads and recognise the important role they play in their lives. *Marian Campus invites Dads to join for a sausage sizzle breakfast on Thursday 3 September from 8.00am followed by a Liturgy prepared and led by our Year 1 students in the Undercover Area *Lavalla Campus invites Dads to join on Monday 7 September for a special Prayer Assembly. There will be free coffee available from th...e Coffee Cart in the Undercover Area from 8.00am followed by a short prayer service at 8.45am where students will read through some of the warm wishes they have for their Dads. *Marcellin Campus Faith and Liturgy Captains will host Student-Led Prayer on Friday 4 September in the Champagnat Chapel at 8.20am, linked to the theme of positive male role models and giving thanks to the Dads, uncles, grandfathers, guardians who have supported them along the journey. The students from the Education Support Centre will also be selling items at their craft stall which include: Gift Tags $1.00 Card $2.00 Wine Bag $2.00 Gift Bags $2.00 - $3.00 Chopping Boards $10.00 - $30.00 Beeswax Wraps $8.00 We are looking forward to welcoming all our Fathers to these events across the PK-12 community. #shinethroughdiscovery #Celebrate #MaristFamily #FamilySpirit Catholic Education WA
15.01.2022 Today's Y7-12 Guild Swimming Carnival was a wonderful day of competition, sportsmanship and Guild Spirit! Current COVID-19 restrictions didn't dampen the students' enthusiasm and participation. It was wonderful to see so many students competing in races, no matter their swimming ability, gaining points for their Guild. Carnivals like these cannot happen without our generous parent, student and staff volunteers. Thank you for making today such a memorable event for all.... @newmancollegesport Catholic Education WA #Challenge #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #SwimmingCarnival #GuildSpirit #newmancollegesport
15.01.2022 Today marked the official opening of the St John Henry Newman Learning Hub the College’s new state-of-the-art learning facility. It was wonderful to have Archbishop Timothy Costelloe in attendance along with our Marist Brothers, dignitaries, staff and students from across our PK-12 community to celebrate this new learning environment which will provide opportunities for our students to Let their Light Shine for years to come. To view the Learning hub for yourself take our ...virtual tour via the link below https://assetmaps.com.au/newman-college-sitemap/ #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery
15.01.2022 STAFF SPOTLIGHT Today, were shining the spotlight on Br Paul Murphy, Marist Brother and Woodwork Support Teacher. Br Paul is a Marist alumni, Class of 1972. He returned as a staff member in 2019. His favourite thing about working at the Marcellin Campus is the friendly, dedicated staff and the beautiful setting overlooking the ovals. In his free time, he loves to play cricket, hockey, tennis and golf. He also enjoys being out bush and sleeping under the stars having spent ...17 years living in the NT. He is a keen gardener who is currently propagating some native trees. Favourite Newman / Marist Memory: Remembering the Marists Brothers who taught and inspired him to follow in their footsteps. Favourite quote: The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The next best time is today. Fun Facts: Brother began his teaching in Leeton, NSW. He has taught in five other Marist Schools including Adelaide, Bendigo, Alice Springs, Santa Teresa and Sale (Vic). Brother has also spent two years living in Tiruchirappalli, India. He is also the brother of Mr Tony Murphy! #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #MaristFamily Catholic Education WA
14.01.2022 Staff Spotlight Today, were shining the spotlight on Miss Katya Anderson, Leader of Learning and Y1 Teacher. Miss Anderson joined the Newman College staff in 2014 and in her time at Newman has taught Pre Primary, Y1 and Y2. Her favourite lessons to teach are either Maths or Reading. She loves reading to the students from her favourite picture books she has collected from different countries and Roald Dahl novels. Her favourite thing about working at the Marian Campus is wo...rking with the most incredible teachers who constantly amaze her with their dedication and love of what they do. The children, and their love and awe for the small things in life, like a beautiful rainbow. In her free time Miss Anderson loves to bake, catch up with friends, go swimming or running and of course spend time with her big furry bear Barney. Faviourite quote: A person who has good thoughts cannot ever be ugly. You can have a wonky nose and a crooked mouth and a double chin and stick-out teeth, but if you have good thoughts they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely. Roald Dahl (The Twits) Fun Facts: Miss Anderson has been involved in coaching swimming since she was 17 and received the Australian Masters Coach of the Year. She was born in South Africa and has only done 11 years of school. #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #MaristFamily Catholic Education WA
14.01.2022 It was wonderful to have alumnus Prof Barry Marshall return to the College - one of the many highlights of our 2020 STEM Festival. Hear from a couple of the Y8s Who shared their learning from the presentation #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #LovetoLearn #STEM
14.01.2022 The Newman College Music Department is now accepting Years 1-12 enrolments for instrumental/vocal lessons for 2021. Please click the link below to access the application form. Hard copies are available from each campus administration. Forms are due by 4 December.... https://www.newman.wa.edu.au/arts
14.01.2022 Tickets for the upcoming production of Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical are selling fast. Two new sessions have been added - Wednesday 2 December at 6.30pm and Sunday 6 December at 11am. Tickets will sell out! To avoid disappointment we recommend securing your tickets promptly via www.trybooking.com/BHNEL. ... Don’t miss out on seeing our amazing students perform this multi award winning production.
14.01.2022 At Newman College we understand the importance of each individual child’s learning journey from the sandpit all the way through to Year 12. We encourage all families seeking enrolment for their child to take a few moments and listen to the words of our wonderful Newman College families and teaching staff as they discuss what Newman College can offer your family. Interviews for Kindergarten 2022 and 2023 are currently underway and we are also taking expressions of interest fo...r our Semester 2 playgroup and Pre-Kindergarten classes with 4, 3 and 2 day options now available. At Newman College you join a family who will support you and your child throughout their 14-year journey with us. We look forward to welcoming you into our community. https://youtu.be/nl3b15dvEi8
13.01.2022 Congratulations to all students who successfully took part in todays Lavalla Athletics Carnival. We were blessed with good weather and it was so nice to welcome families back onto campus for one of the Years 3-6 community highlights of the year. Although there were some very close contested races throughout the day, in the end it was Knox faction who came out on top winning the carnival with 8059 points. Congratulations also to Delany Faction for winning the Spirit Award. As well as witnessing some terrific individual displays of athleticism today, even more importantly there were plenty of fine examples of sportsmanship and support for each other to be seen today too. The Age Champions will be announced at the next assembly. #AthleticsCarnival #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA
13.01.2022 Join our team! Newman College is looking for two new teachers to join our Newman Family. We are searching for a Health and Physical Education Teacher (Y7-12) and a Science Teacher - Human Biology (Y7-12). If you are interested in finding out more please visit ... https://www.newman.wa.edu.au/employment/current-vacancies/
13.01.2022 STAFF SPOTLIGHT Today, we’re shining the spotlight on Mr. Diamond, This year he is an RE teacher but in the previous 39 years at Newman College he has taught almost everything, but mostly a mix of humanities and RE. Mr. Diamond joined the Newman College staff in 1982. During his time at Newman, he has taught Technical Drawing Y8, Maths Y8/9, Science at Y8 level, Health and Vocational education andY8/9 Humanities, Religious education. His favourite lessons to teach is Hu...manities and Religion. His favourite thing about working at the Marcellin Campus is that every day is different the ‘geography’ stays the same but the people around that geography are always different, every day is a new day! In his free time, he loves to Read Fantasy, Science Fiction and History. Favourite Newman Memory: When he was teaching a humanities class over at our old Siena campus, he noticed two girls down in the back corner of the room with ‘liquid paper’ streaking their faces. he stopped what he was doing and asked them to stand up, and asked them what had happened, they told me they had had a ‘liquid paper’ fight in their RE class. Being an assertive fellow at the time he asked ‘and who is your RE teacher!!!’, only for the two girls, simultaneously, to tell him that ‘you are Mr Diamond!’. They fell over laughing the whole class thought it was the funniest thing since sliced bread, and he laughed as much as the students. After they settled down he sent them off to wash off the liquid paper vowing to pay more attention to them in his RE class in the future! Favourite quote: 1 Timothy 2:7, ‘The Spirit God has given you is no cowardly spirit but one that makes you strong, loving and wise’. Fun Facts: He is 62, born in Auckland, NZ but has lived in Australia since he was 4 yrs old. He played Rugby Union as a boy and still has a love for the game. He barracks for the Eagles, he has been teaching since 1981, he is red/green colour blind, he loves swimming, the ocean, and sunsets. His favourite colour is the blue you find in the night sky just before it goes fully dark following a sunset. His favourite place to go is Canal Rocks, he loves the wildness of the ocean as it smashes into the rockface. He loves teaching, it’s the best job in the world!
13.01.2022 STAFF SPOTLIGHT Today, were shining the spotlight on Mrs Leanne Maxwell (Nee Martino), Finance Officer. Leanne is a Newman alumni, class of 1993. She returned as a staff member in 2019. Her favourite thing about working at Newman is. The people and community. She loves running into many past students that now have their children at Newman. In her free time, she loves to.. spend time with her family and friends, have sing alongs with her children and go on holidays.... Faviourite Newman Memory: The Rock Extravaganza back in 1990, lead by the beautiful Jenny Lindsday and no one will forget the star of our show Cher. Favourite quote: Mi casa, Su casa . (My house, is your house.) Fun Facts: Leanne worked in the local Fish & Chip shop at Woodlands for 17yrs until the owners sold in 2009. In 2019 She went back and worked for the same people in a different location! #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #MaristFamily Catholic Education WA
13.01.2022 Last year Newman College sent a group of students to participate and experience our Catholic story at the Australian Catholic Youth Festival which connected young Catholics within Australia. Olivia Mickleson Y11 shared her reflection with CYM Perth. ACYF helped me ignite my passion for social justice and also helped me to step out of my comfort zone and meet new people. The experience encouraged me to reflect on who I was and who I wanted to be. Click on the article to read more. Catholic Education WA #shinethroughdiscovery #celebrate https://cym.com.au/living-the-faith-featuring-olivia/
13.01.2022 Congratulations to Charlotte Easden, winner of the 2020 Zonta International Young Women in Public Affairs Award. What a wonderful example of our Marist charism and our hope for all students to #shinethroughdiscovery! https://youtu.be/i6r1xEsCl20 Zonta International The Zonta Club of Perth Catholic Education WA
12.01.2022 Tickets are now available for the Spring Music Night. This is a free event however due to COVID-19 restrictions tickets are limited to 2 per student. Visit trybooking to reserve your seats https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=655432& #Celebrate #TheArts #shinethroughdiscovery
12.01.2022 As the Newman College STEM Festival draws to a close we delight in the fun and excitement shared by all at the Marcellin Campus during our second week of activities and events. Thank you to all the staff and students who have collaborated in bringing our STEM Festival to life in 2020! #shinethroughdiscovery
12.01.2022 A fantastic few days for our Y10 Gamechangers students reflecting on Christian Leadership, service, community and our relationship with God. The future is bright! #wemarists #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA
11.01.2022 Newman College has submitted an entry into The CEWA Quality Catholic Education Awards in the Catholic Identity section. We have entered our Transforming Mission project, which saw the development of our Transforming Mission web series and Student-Led prayer. The project has been successful across the life of the College and the input from our Faith and Liturgy Captains, Tiggy and Georgia will lead the continuation of this project into 2021 and beyond. There is a Peoples Cho...ice Award and we ask all members of our community to please click on the link to cast your vote and support this important project https://awards.cewa.edu.au//leader-of-mission-and-catholi/ Catholic Education WA #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery
10.01.2022 Newman College is proud to present our 2020 College Production! Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical is coming to the Marist Auditorium over 5 days in December 2020. Tickets are selling fast. Visit https://www.trybooking.com/BHNEL to purchase today! ... #MatildaTheMusical #TheArts #CollegeProduction #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery
09.01.2022 Today we celebrated Champagnat Day in recognition of the Feast Day of St Marcellin Champagnat (6 June), and this afternoon our Archives received an incredibly timely and significant donation from John Flood (1973), who attended Marist Junior College in Subiaco, and Marist Senior College, Churchlands, from 1965-1973. While at Junior College, for good behaviour, John was given this beautiful card featuring St Marcellin Champagnat. If you look closely, you’ll see a tiny circle j...ust below his wrists. John was told at the time that it was a tiny scrap of Champagnat's robe. Turning the card over, we can see the fabric has been sealed inside with the official Marist seal. What an incredibly significant donation to receive - today of all days! #celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #MaristFamily Catholic Education WA Marist Association of St Marcellin Champagnat (Australia) Marist College
09.01.2022 COLLEGE PRODUCTION - ON SALE NOW We are thrilled to announce that tickets for both our High Tea Matinee and Standard Theatre shows are now available! LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS ... Meek floral assistant Seymour Krelborn stumbles across a new breed of plant he names Audrey II after his co-worker crush. This cheeky, R&B-singing carnivore promises unending fame and fortune to the down and out Krelborn as long as he keeps feeding it, BLOOD. Over time, though, Seymour discovers Audrey II’s out of this world origins and intent towards global domination! Don't miss out on what is sure to be another FANTASTIC Newman College Production Follow the link below to purchase your tickets https://www.newman.wa.edu.au/littleshop/
09.01.2022 The Y12 Industry Breakfast is a new event the College has created for the benefit of our Y12 students. Today approximately 30 guests, from a wide variety of industries, generously gave their time to attend the breakfast and discuss their career paths with our current Y12 students. Guests included representatives from our College, Industry Partners, parent body, and former Newman students. Students were able to choose from a wide variety of career areas, including the Defence Force, Mining, Entrepreneurship, Engineering, Electrical, Computing, Architecture, Medical, Psychology, Teaching, Finance, Law, Media and Performing Arts #Collaborate #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA
09.01.2022 Congratulations Michelle Katavatis (ne Adamos) Class of 2005 for winning the 2020 Business Events Perth Aspire Award for her expertise in delivering online university courses, particularly for Nursing and Midwifery in both local and rural and remote areas. #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery https://www.notredame.edu.au//notre-dame-nursing-teacher-w
09.01.2022 Congratulations to our Y7 2021 newly elected Guild Representatives! We look forward to seeing each of you make the most of your new leadership positions in our college - Well Done BRIGID ... James Bornmann Poppy Vogl CAMARA Tessa Hadfield Olivia McMahon CATHERINE Micaela Buddle Ruby Hankinson CHISOLM Ella Hills Ava Tolley MARCELLIN Sam Cousins Olivia Hildebrandt MACKILLOP Levi Afkos Holly Thompson ROMERO Madison Penberthy Luca Vulinovich THOMAS MORE Thomas Butson Maya McIntyre-Llewellyn #shinethroughdiscovery #Celebrate #challenge
09.01.2022 Y12s v Staff/Captains dodgeball comp #WellbeingWeek
08.01.2022 Thank you to those families who joined us last Wednesday evening via Zoom for Jocelyn Brewers presentation on the theme of Digital Nutrition. Jocelyn spoke about a number of topics including the evolution of the development of young peoples brains, establishing digital agreements with children and ways to encourage healthy habits in the home. For those who were unable to join us on the evening, please click on the link to view a recording of the presentation. Please note that the presentation will only be available to view for a fortnight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gXuaxEcpdw&feature=youtu.be #shinethroughdiscovery #Collaborate #MaristFamily #ParentEngagement Catholic Education WA Jocelyn Brewer - Psychologist
08.01.2022 STAFF SPOTLIGHT Today, were shining the spotlight on Ms Alex Thompson, Music Tutor. Ms Thomson joined the Newman College Arts Department in June and has taught clarinet and saxophone for many years in Perth, Sydney and London and will be performing at tomorrows Spring Music Night. Her favourite thing about working at Newman College is that the Music Department feels like a second home to her! In her free time, she loves to work on perfecting Ottolenghi recipes and is over...ly competitive about F45. Favourite quote: If everything was perfect, you would never learn and you would never grow - Beyonce FUN FACT: Alex attended Newman College (Class of 2009) and has an identical twin sister, Beth! #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #MaristFamily @catholicedwa @wemarists
08.01.2022 This mornings assembly provided the opportunity to recognise and celebrate the wonderful individual achievements of our Y3-6 students from last weeks Athletics Carnival. We had two records broken on the day. Congratulations Ty Patterson Y6 who broke the Y6 Boys Turbo Jav with a throw of 32.62 metres and Maverick Patterson Y3 who broke the Y3 Boys Turbo Jav with a throw of 19.13 metres. Congratulations to our Age Champions:... Year 3 1st Rose Ferraro and Tom Ellis 2nd Isla Kalebic and Otis Keane 3rd Layla Bornmann and Brody Warner Year 4 1st Kaydee Van Deventer and Dylan Hookway 2nd Lola Angus and Cooper Warrick 3rd Addison Campbell and Deion Fernando Year 5 1st Clancy Boss Equal 1st Michael Malaxos and Koby Kalebic 2nd Bailey Trovarello 3rd Chloe Rear and Fletcher Bell Year 6 1st Hannah Seaborn Equal 1st James Bornmann and Cooper Trovarello 2nd Sienna ORourke 3rd Tessa Hadfield and Linus Keane #newmancollegesport #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA
08.01.2022 At Newman College we understand the importance of Parent/Teacher relationships in helping each child to thrive. Regular communication between parents and teachers ensures that your child's need and being met and catered for. When children know that their parents are interested in their education - the educational outcomes are better! ... See what Newman College has to offer your family by joining us for one of our upcoming tours https://www.newman.wa.edu.au/enrolment/book-a-school-tour/
08.01.2022 Tickets for the upcoming production of Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical are selling fast, our Friday evening and Saturday Matinee sessions are sold out! Two new sessions have been added - Wednesday 2 December at 6.30pm and Sunday 6 December at 11am. Don’t miss out on seeing our amazing students perform this multi award winning production.... Purchase tickes: www.trybooking.com/BHNEL
08.01.2022 STAFF SPOTLIGHT Today were shining the spotlight on Mr Roger ONeill, Youth Chaplain. Roger is a Newman alumni, class of 2008. He returned as a staff member in 2017. His favourite thing about working at the College is building relationship with students and staff and working across the various campuses. In his free time he loves to play the drums, hang out with his family and drink coffee.... Favourite Newman Memory: Year 12 Retreat Favourite quote: All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered. Fun Facts: Has ridden an Ostrich and jumped off the highest commercial natural bungy jump in the world. #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #MaristFamily @catholicedwa
08.01.2022 Time for some Newman Nostalgia! Look at this absolutely gorgeous shot of twenty Brigidine alumnae with Sister Marietta McKenna (1928-2014)! A little research reveals this is the first group of Brigidine debutantes about to make their debut at the Cottesloe Civic Centre, 1968.... So strange to think these timeless beauties will be heading into their 70s now, but we’d love to identify them for our Archives! Can you help? __________________________ With thanks to the Town of Cambridge's wonderful Local History Collection. #celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #maristfamily Catholic Education WA #brigidinesister #NewmanNostalgia
07.01.2022 Today our community here at Newman College recognises and pays our respect to #NationalSorryDay We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the various homelands in which our Stolen Generation Survivors have walked, and Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise today as an important part of the healing process for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who were impacted by, or were part of the Stolen Generations.
07.01.2022 Today we celebrated the Academic, Faith, Sporting and Arts achievements of our Y3-6’s at our end of year Awards Ceremony and Y6 Graduation. It was wonderful for our Primary community to come together to support and recognise these students gifts and talents. Congratulations to all award winners. Well done to our Y6’s for completing their primary school journey. We wish you every success as you transition to Secondary school.... #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #newmancollegesport Catholic Education WA See more
07.01.2022 Time for some Newman Nostalgia! Richard John Bryant, known as Dick, was born in Perth on 8 May 1904. He was the oldest surviving son of William and Ellen Bryant (nee Green), who had married in Victoria in July 1898. Back here in August, William went into business selling wood and coal with Jim and Jack Waters in what would be the very successful firm Bryant & Waters. Dick grew up in North Perth and then Mount Lawley, knocking about with his younger brothers Bill (born 1906) a...Continue reading
06.01.2022 Today we celebrated our founder St Marcellin Champagnat across our PK-12 community. For the first time this year our Kindy-Y2’s enjoyed coming to Lavalla to spend the day with their older buddies. The day started with Mass with Fr Kaz followed by a morning filled with activities for students to learn more about St Marcellin. The afternoon was a buzz of excitement with a bouncy castle and animal zoo, the perfect end to a fun filled day! #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA Marist Formation
06.01.2022 Student v Staff Band Challenge
06.01.2022 Draw Near Outreach Program Newman College has partnered with St Dominics and Our Lady of Good Counsel Primary Schools, St Dominics Parish and the Western Australian Catholic Migrant and Refugee Office to help the 500 people seeking asylum on temporary bridging visas who are currently living and working in Perth. With 26 of the 500 people living in the Stirling area, we are called to help those both in our community and outside of it. The College is running a food donation... drive to create hampers for these families. Families from each campus are asked to bring the items listed below. Please place your donations in reusable shopping bags and drop-off to your respective campus administration. Marcellin Campus - Plain Wholegrain Cereal e.g. Weetbix, Long Life Milk 2L, Pasta Sauce, Cooking Oil, White Sugar Lavalla Campus - Teabags,Instant Coffee, Tinned Tuna, Table salt and pepper shakers, Basmati Rice, Jam / Honey / Peanut butter Marian Campus - Muesli / Cereal Bars, Biscuits and snacks, Nuts, Dried Fruit, Plain Flour #Challenge #Collaborate #shinethroughdiscovery #BeMore #FamilySpirit #solidarity #outreach West Australian Catholic Migrant & Refugee Office @catholicedwa Our Lady of Good Counsel School, Karrinyup WA
06.01.2022 Best of luck to our Newmanites! Catholic Education WA #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #newmancollegesport
05.01.2022 Tickets are now on sale for the Colleges 2020 Dance Showcase - Divergence. Divergence will showcase a range of different dance styles, ideas and ways of moving by our Y7-12 students. Visit trybooking to purchase your tickets https://www.trybooking.com/BLIPE #Celebrate #TheArts #shinethroughdiscovery
04.01.2022 The latest newsletter Newman News was sent to all families. Check-out all of the latest news and highlights over the past fortnight including our Wellbeing Week and Buddy Day activites! https://newmancollege1.createsend.com///C67FD2F38AC4859C/#
04.01.2022 A Night with ySafe Executive Director, Taryn Wren - Protecting Children in Today's Digital World. This is a free parent evening aimed to provide strategy-rich and practical content that can be implemented by parents to promote safer online environments for their children. When: Monday 22 March 2021, 7.00pm... Where: Marist Auditorium, 216 Empire Avenue Churchlands Newman College RSVP: [email protected] #ParentEngagement #Collaborate #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA ySafe
03.01.2022 Reconciliation Australia’s theme for 2021 is More than a word. Reconciliation takes action, urges the reconciliation movement towards braver and more impactful action. Reconciliation is a journey for all Australians as individuals, families, communities, organisations and importantly as a nation. At the heart of this journey are relationships between the broader Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 2021 marks twenty years of Reconciliati...on Australia and almost three decades of Australia’s formal reconciliation process. Reconciliation is more than raising awareness and knowledge. As a nation, and importantly, as people, we need to move from ‘safe’ to ‘brave’ in order to advance reconciliation. #NRW2021 #MoreThanAWord https://youtu.be/ZMhfKLiC5Rk
03.01.2022 Time for some Newman Nostalgia! St Joseph's (Brigidine) School, Subiaco/Wembley, Part I: In January 1942 seven Brigidine Sisters came to Western Australia at the request of the Archbishop of Perth, the Most Rev Dr Redmond Prendiville, to take over, from the Sisters of Mercy, the teaching at St Joseph’s Parish School on the corner of McCourt Street, West Leederville, and Salvado Road, Subiaco/Wembley, and to establish a secondary school in the parish.... It was a challenge, in the middle of the Second World War with all the wartime restrictions, necessity for air raid shelters and countless other hardships - not to mention isolation from their NSW Province - but they were nothing if not committed. The sisters established their convent at an old dairy farmer’s cottage at 12 Salvado Road. It was very basic in layout, totally unfurnished and not in the cleanest of states. Enter a Good Shepherd Sister, who came down with a scrubbing crew who cleaned the place, after which local priests, the Christian Brothers, and the Sisters of St John of God all generously pitched in and furnished both the convent and the school. In 1943 Mothers Mary Imelda O’Brien and Catherine McNamara began the secondary school the Archbishop demanded, and taught secondary girls in the only place available the shed at the back of the convent. As a former dairy farmer’s cottage, the girls schooled there proudly dubbed themselves ‘the Cowshed girls’. _____________________________ Images from the Sister Dorothea Hickey (1955) Photographic Collection and the Town of Cambridge Local History Collection. #celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery #MaristFamily #brigidinesisters #NewmanNostalgia Catholic Education WA #brigidine City of Subiaco Subiaco, Western Australia Subiaco Museum Town of Cambridge Town of Cambridge Library St John of God Subiaco Hospital
03.01.2022 Congratulations David McAllister Class of 1980. Wonderful recognition for your contribution to The Arts #Celebrate #shinethroughdiscovery Catholic Education WA
02.01.2022 The Sunset Vibes Vocal Showcase is being held at the Marist Auditorium 5.00pm-6.30pm, Sunday 8 November 2020. You will be entertained by solo and ensemble choral performances in a range of styles including folk, contemporary, jazz and gospel by vocal students in Years 7-11. This is a free event, register your attendance below!
02.01.2022 Time for some Newman Nostalgia! Did you know Newman Siena College used to have their own Rock Band? Here are the uber-cool members of the 1990 Rock Band, which used to play at events throughout the year, as well as at the Christmas show!... Do you recognise who they are? Where are they now and did they continue with music? Catholic Education WA #shinethroughdiscovery
02.01.2022 The latest edition of our newsletter Newman News was sent to all families. Check-out all of the latest news and highlights over the past fortnight https://newmancollege1.createsend.com///C67FD2F38AC4859C/#
01.01.2022 Time for some Newman Nostalgia! In 1969 Year 11 and 12 girls from the Brigidine Sisters in Peebles Road, Floreat, began taking classes in maths, physics, chemistry and French at the Marist Brothers’ College, Churchlands. They were called the Mari-dines. ... (Edit: We had the initials and surnames of these girls, and in the original post, asked if anyone could help in providing the first names. Thanks to fabulous responses from Margaret, Christine and Terese, below, we now have all the girls' names! Thank you so much! ) Here is one class of Mari-dines, from the Marist Brothers’ 1975 School magazine. They are: Top, L-R: Bernadette McMullen, Susan Boylen, Teresa Di Chiera, Debbie O’Sullivan, Jane Baxter, Julie Perrot, Vicki Anderton, Denise Hamilton, Anne Mathews. Middle: Millie Britto, Yvonne Dixon, Patricia Sheedy, Diane Jasas, Janet Barron, Roslyn Zempilas, Debbie Dickson, Maura Costello, Christine Reilly, Margaret McLinden. Front: Terese Moriarty, Shauna O’Connor, Marina Penco, Judith Luke, Joanna Barnard, Helen Cooney, Julie Henderson.
