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25.01.2022 Last night was our first upclose experience with a turtle nesting. This is the process the turtle followed: 1. Dig a big hole- or 'body pit' using all 4 flippers.. 2. Dig a chamber inside the body pit with her rear flippers. The chamber is deep as she can reach down. A good chamber has to be dug into wet sand. 3. Lay the eggs into the chamber. The Flatback Turtle lays 50 eggs, an Hawkesbill lays 80. This can take up to 15 minutes. 4. Fill in rest of the chamber with sand, pa...tting down on top. 5. Cover over the body pit, then head back to the water. Job done! Wait until we tell you what we do to the turtle, as a part of the research, before it gets back in the water.

25.01.2022 Tune in now to hear the Radio School Hour on Ngaarda Radio. The show is hosted by the Kindy/Pre Primary students.

25.01.2022 We would like to say a big THANK YOU! to the Roebourne PCYC for allowing us to use the 50c hall at the last minute for the Concert and Awards night.

25.01.2022 Students received prizes yesterday for their awesome attendance.

24.01.2022 Yesterday the Yr 1/2 class visited Pegs Creek Primary School to share Culture and Language to move forward as Australians. Ms Bradshaw said all the students were very receptive to what was being said and discussed. Together they read the book ‘Our Nations Heart’, which is about the history of Aboriginal Australia.

24.01.2022 This term students worked with Wangaba Roebourne Art Group during their art lessons.

24.01.2022 NAIDOC Week opening ceremony.

24.01.2022 The Kindy/Pre primary's have been having fun experimenting. They had big ice blocks, salt and shaving cream to see how they would react together.

23.01.2022 A huge congratulations to our Year 6 graduates! All the best for high school

23.01.2022 2021 SECONDARY SCHOOL CHARGES AND CONTRIBUTIONS The Roebourne District High School Council has endorsed the schedule of Contributions and Charges for 2021. The schedule is broken into four sections and will allow you to calculate all costs that may be incurred throughout the school year. 1. Contributions... The total amount of contributions parents/caregivers are being asked to pay has been set at $235.00 per student which is in line with the School Education Regulations 2000. Money collected will be used to supplement school expenditure in the curriculum learning areas. While the contributions are voluntary the quality of our teaching and learning program will be maximized when each family makes its contribution to the cost of supplementing funding gained from other sources, including the State and Commonwealth governments. The table below gives you the breakdown of where we will direct your voluntary contribution to.

22.01.2022 Spirit Carnival in Port Hedland.

22.01.2022 Tomorrow we have the Yr 6 Graduation at 11am followed by The End of Year Concert and Awards night from 6pm. We hope you can join us.

21.01.2022 The Year 5/6s enjoying their last day of camp

21.01.2022 Please Note - The Remembrance Day Assembly has been moved to 11am tomorrow.

21.01.2022 Photos from the swim carnival.

20.01.2022 Yesterday students went to HACC where they did some arts and crafts and presented their class items.

20.01.2022 HISTORY LESSON ON 1946 STRIKE Roebourne High students gathered today at the 5 Mile community founded by Beth and Marshall Smith, to hear the stories of the fa...mous historical 1946 Pilbara strike by Indigenous pastoral workers over wages and conditions. Many people were chained and jailed after walking off the stations to Port Hedland, later to be released, moving into independent lives panning for gold and tantalite minerals for money. Conditions were tough but descendants of the elders involved still have the stories. ABC Pilbara, Susan Standen

19.01.2022 Today was the last Radio School Hour show for 2020. The Secondary students did a great job hosting the show.

19.01.2022 Learning Club Cancelled for Thursday 12/11 Sorry for the inconvenience.Learning Club Cancelled for Thursday 12/11 Sorry for the inconvenience.

19.01.2022 Written by Shelley Davis - TIC from Karratha SHS On Monday 7th Dec, three year 9's headed off to Perth to visit UWA for the 4-day Aspire camp. For some it was their first time on a plane! On day 1 we got to explore parts of the campus by taking part in an amazing race style adventure. The UWA campus is very large so we were unable to see all of it but were in awe of what we did see. We took part in some ice-breakers to get to know the students from the 15 other schools that a...lso attended the camp. We stayed in our own room, shared bathroom dorm accommodation and enjoyed the wonderful buffet food provided at the uni hall. On day two, after a welcome to country and introduction talk from Alan Cransberg the chairman of West Coast Eagles, we did some more team-building exercises before heading off to Scitech. There we got to watch a show at the planetarium and explore and enjoy the interactive science-based activities. After Scitech we headed over to the WA state library and viewed the collections and exhibitions. We then returned to UWA and took part in more activities before dinner and bed. On day 3 we tried out some traditional Chinese games delivered by the Confucius Institute. Then we headed off to learn about Health and Medical Sciences and the courses offered where we learnt how to take blood pressure, test reflexes and plastered up some pretend broken fingers. Next was experiencing the Arts sector by taking part in Shakespearean Insults that we performed at the outdoor theatre. Then we went to the Science labs and took part in an Agriculture activity where we learnt about microorganisms in soil and got to look at them under telescopes. After this we headed off to The WA Art Gallery where we had a guided tour looking at some very moving pieces of art and sculpture. Once we were back at UWA after dinner we wrote letters to our future selves which will be posted back to us in a year or two's time to reflect on our goals and how far we've come. Day 4 had us pack our things and come down to the common grass area for a group Tai-Chi activity. We then walked down to the Swan river before heading up to take part in a suburbs activity which looked at how the planning is done to build new suburbs and communities. After a massive 4 days we were eager to fly home to our families and share all of our experiences. See more

18.01.2022 Department of Biodiversity and Conservation are facilitating our excursion out to Delambre Island, where we are participating in the North West Turtle Monitoring Project. A first for Roebourne DHS. It's not all work though! However, we will be getting into it later this evening when the turtles come up.

17.01.2022 Secondary students who went on the Cultural Camp to Tom Price will be dropped off this afternoon to their home address.Secondary students who went on the Cultural Camp to Tom Price will be dropped off this afternoon to their home address.

17.01.2022 Monday's NAIDOC activities at the Ganalili centre and park.

17.01.2022 These students all achieved 100% attendance for week 9. Well done!!

16.01.2022 Last week the secondary students went to Tom Price for their cultural camp.

16.01.2022 Article prepared by Ms Kerry Veitch The City of Karratha Ranger Coordinator Darrell Hutchens came out to talk to the students about fire safety and his role. Students talked with Darrell about traditional fire management techniques and discussed how the boys in the book they are reading (the Barrumbi kids) performed back burning. Students also learnt about the science of fires. Students got to see the fire truck up close, learnt what to do in an emergency and got to use the f...ire hose. They also heard about the volunteer fire service and opportunities to be involved in the community volunteer training programs, should they wish to in the future. Students also completed an online lesson on fire (using Stile) to prepare before Darrell's visit. The lesson saw the students... *brainstorm effects of the bushfires on people, other living things and the environment *watch a video describing the scale and impact of the bushfires *reflect on a satellite photo of the bushfires by completing the See, Think, Wonder Visible Thinking *explore a 360 video showing the passage of a bushfire through a forest *analyse the basic causes of bushfires using the fire triangle * and consider how climate change is making fires in Australia more frequent and intense

15.01.2022 Last week the high school students and staff were given the opportunity to complete their First Aid certificates. The skills that were taught included how to deal with snakes bites, how to perform emergency first aid, how to perform CPR and how to apply bandages correctly. It was a great day with everyone learning some new skills.

15.01.2022 The High School have been collecting cans and bottles over the last couple of weeks. Today some of the students went to Northwest Recycling in Karratha to cash in and learn about the recycling process. We made $35.40 and took ourselves out for a well earned feed!

14.01.2022 Congratulations to these students. Their artwork was selected by Mr Browning to feature in the Roebourne DHS Business Plan.

14.01.2022 Happening this Wednesday

14.01.2022 We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable school holiday break. Students return to school on Monday 1st February 2021

13.01.2022 Year 5/6 Dampier Camp

13.01.2022 These students all achieved 100% attendance for weeks 5&6.

12.01.2022 Congratulations to the following students with 100% attendance for the week.

11.01.2022 2021 PRIMARY SCHOOL CHARGES AND CONTRIBUTIONS The Roebourne District High School Council has endorsed the schedule of Contributions and Charges for 2021. The schedule is broken into four sections and will allow you to calculate all costs that may be incurred throughout the school year. 1. Contributions... The total amount of contributions parents/caregivers are being asked to pay has been set at $60.00 per student which is in line with the School Education Regulations 2000. Money collected will be used to supplement school expenditure in the curriculum learning areas. While the contributions are voluntary the quality of our teaching and learning program will be maximized when each family makes its contribution to the cost of supplementing funding gained from other sources, including the State and Commonwealth governments. Your contribution will be used to supplement school funding for the purchase of resources needed in the provision of the learning program activities. The table below gives you the breakdown of where we will direct your voluntary contribution to.

11.01.2022 As promised, we are sharing what we do with the turtle after they have nested and buried their eggs. We intercept the turtle, before they enter the water, and do the following as part of the research for the North West Turtle Nesting project: 1. Check if the turtle has been tagged either with a metal tag or PIT barcode. 2. If not, we inject a PIT barcode 3. We measure the length of the carapace (top shell)... 4. We take a biopsy sample for DNA and isotope testing. The turtle is VERY STRONG!! It can still move forward with Mr D holding it in front and Kylan from the side. Then we let the turtle go back into the water...it's probably very annoyed with us! We only use red light because the turtles are sensitive to white light

11.01.2022 Yesterday Ms Sharon and Ms Shenara delivered prizes to families for Term 4 attendance.

11.01.2022 Today students from the Yr 1/2 class hosted the Radio School Hour on Ngaarda Radio.

10.01.2022 Due to the wet weather the End of Year Concert and Awards Night will now be held at the PCYC/50c Hall from 6pm tonight. If you need a lift please contact admin on 9182 3300. Pick ups will start at 5.00. Students need to be at the PCYC/50c hall at 5.30.

09.01.2022 More Year 6 graduates! Good luck in High School!

09.01.2022 Tune in now to Ngaarda Radio to hear the Radio School Hour. This week the show is hosted by the Year 5/6 students.

08.01.2022 Today, during the Year 3/4's Health lesson AMS came in to talk to the class about smoking.

07.01.2022 On Monday the senior secondary students hosted the Radio School Hour on Ngaarda Radio.

07.01.2022 Students and staff had a great time this morning with Djuki Mala!

07.01.2022 COME HAVE A CHAT ABOUT YOUR SCHOOL REDEVELOPMENT Monday 14 December from 5.30pm to 7.00pm the project team will be at Andover Park. They will be there to listen and chat about your ideas for the new school.

06.01.2022 On Thursday students went to 5 Mile and the Old Gaol.

05.01.2022 Equipment list for the Yr5/6 camp next week.

05.01.2022 Appointment Pool Roebourne District High School (DHS) are seeking to establish a pool of Aboriginal and Islander Education Officers (AIEO's) for appointments to permanent and fixed term, full-time and part-time vacancies which may arise during the 2021 school year. Appointments can be made from the pool at any time for commencements within the 2021 school year. AIEOs are an integral part of our school’s endeavour to increase attendance and improve the educational outcomes of ...our Indigenous students and will provide pastoral care, guidance and encouragement to students to become involved in their education. Suitable applicants will be reliable and flexible, whilst providing support and effective assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, their parents/guardians, teachers, the school and the community through the knowledge, understanding and sharing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, language and culture. Part of the role will be to act as a liaison between the community and the school in order to develop an education program that is relevant to both educational and cultural needs. Aboriginal and Islander Education Officers assist and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, particularly those at risk, through mentoring and pastoral care to ensure their participation and achievement in the school environment. Suitable applicants will have the ability to gain the respect of the Indigenous Students and to guide them to become involved and take responsibility for their education. Applications must be submitted before 4.30pm (WST) on Friday, 4 December 2020 APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED ONLINE https://search.jobs.wa.gov.au DO NOT APPLY ON THIS ADVERT

04.01.2022 Photos from the End of Year Concert and Awards Night.

03.01.2022 REFAP / RSAS will be doing pick ups for Wickham & Roebourne families. Please phone: 0487 147 301 if you would like to arrange transport to the school. Pick - ups will be starting at 5pm.

02.01.2022 Education Assistant - Mainstream This is an eleven (11) month fixed term, part-time (0.72FTE) position commencing Term 1, 2021 with possible extension eleven (11) months and/or permanency Roebourne District High School (DHS) is looking to appoint a Mainstream Education Assistant with a good work ethic to join their friendly school.... As an Education Assistant Mainstream you will be required to assist in the delivery of planned education programs what will help in the development of young minds. In this role you would need to collaborate and work in a team environment, possess good written and oral communication skills to enable the implementation of individual or small group programs, as well as show the ability to support general health and well-being of students. The successful applicant will be organised and use their initiative to assist with the preparation and maintenance of the learning environment. To apply go to https://search.jobs.wa.gov.au/page.php by close Friday, 4 December 2020 DO NOT APPLY ON THIS PAGE

02.01.2022 DeQuaydon working with Clare (a volunteer) to record the GPS location of one the turtle's nest.

02.01.2022 Year 6 Graduation morning tea! We would like to invite the parents/ carers of the Year 6 students along to their graduation morning tea. Friday 11th December, 11 am.

01.01.2022 Yesterday students went to NBAC for Arts, Crafts and Tree Planting.