Sapphire Coast Anglican College in Bega, New South Wales | Primary School

Sapphire Coast Anglican College

Locality: Bega, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6494 7777

Address: 2 Max Slater Drive 2550 Bega, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.scac.nsw.edu.au

Likes: 599

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Primary School
• Campus building

24.01.2022 Well done Alyssa and Alisi, goodluck at AICES!

24.01.2022 Drum roll please The results are in for yesterday's Primary school athletics carnival AND overall winning house... And the winners are.... Age champions: Maya Ovenden Lawson Umbers... Esther Milne Harrison Tudor Evie Umbers Chiranjeev Randhawa Ella Bownds Jai Fulton Primary Champion House: 1st - Court 2nd - Nicholls 3rd - Flynn 4th - Booth Combined Secondary and Primary Champion House: 1st - Booth 2nd - Court 3rd - Flynn 4th - Nicholls

23.01.2022 Our office is closed and will reopen Wednesday October 7. Uniform shop will be open Thursday October 8 and Friday October 9 from 9am-12pm. Term 4 is full summer uniform and hats are compulsory for outdoor activity/play.

23.01.2022 Sebastian took some really great photos from our sports carnival last week. Check them out below.

23.01.2022 Goodluck Lawson and Harrison! Competing at the NSW CIS Cross Country Championships in Sydney today.

22.01.2022 Primary Athletics Carnival Our primary athletics carnival is well underway fingers cross the rain holds out!

21.01.2022 Save the date!! The local government election is compulsory for those in NSW 18 years and older who are enrolled to vote, ratepayers and renters alike. If you n...eed to enrol or update your details you now only have until July 26. Please share this with any young people turning 18 before September 4 Find out more at the electoral commission www.aec.gov.au Bega High School Eden Marine High Sapphire Coast Anglican College Lumen Christi Catholic College

21.01.2022 Yr 12 2020 ~ By Year 4 I can hear Cleo chatting and holding friendly conversations. The words of Findlay as she speaks confidently to a crowd. I can hear David acting with his interesting sense of humour,... Brooke’s friendly greeting and Duncan’s horn blowing at swimming. I can hear Year 12 2020. I can see Nicholas and Amelia leading the school by example. The sight of Heather twirling, leaping, dancing and inspiring. I can see Sarah soaking up the warm sun. Noma powering through her work and Ben creating colour. I can see Year 12 2020 I can smell Duncan’s tasty wood fired pizzas. The sweaty shirt of Nicholas as he plays soccer. I can smell the salt of the waves on Archie and Jai protecting us as they surf. The fish as Jai reels them in. I can smell Year 12 2020. I can touch the water that Poppy plunges into with a small splash. The fur of Banjo when Maddie brings him in to share. I can touch the animals that Amelia cares compassionately for. The bright colours of Georgia’s and Brooke’s chalk art. I can touch Year 12 2020 I can taste Rachel’s toasted sandwiches as my tummy rumbles. The taste of Jessica & Louise’s delicious special staff lunches. I can taste pizza, noodles, coffee drifts from their common room. I can taste Year 12 2020

20.01.2022 To our graduating class of 2020, congratulations and well done on your fantastic results. You worked hard, remained focused and most of all looked after each other. From the College staff and myself, we wish you well and are very proud of the fine young people that you are. We look forward to seeing you all make a positive difference in this world. God bless and have a wonderful Christmas. Mrs Gray, Principal

19.01.2022 Congratulations primary students who were awarded a Principal's Award and Merit Certificates on Friday! Well done!

18.01.2022 Dear Parents and Students, It has come to the attention of teachers that students have extremely dirty and revolting fingernails. Problems including dirt in excess amounts, and unevenly cut fingernails have been identified as the most prevalent issues. In these times of cleanliness, we ask that our students take a stand against any form of bacteria or infection. Friday the 25th of September will be a MANDATORY FINGERNAIL INSPECTION. Students will have their nails checked by their teachers in the homeroom period in the morning. Any tips on cleaning, please feel free to check with the Principal in Period 1 who will be more than happy to help. Please make amendments to these issues to prevent any further consequences

18.01.2022 Every Tuesday in Term 4 staff at SCAC are having a bit of fun and dressing to themes, week 7 is Hawaiian theme. Stay tuned for next week

17.01.2022 Our last staff lunch for Term 2 and we were treated to a delicious Chicken Parmi served with chips and salad followed by Chocolate Lava Cake for dessert, which was made to gooey perfection! Our mocktail today was an Apricot and Peach Bellini Thank you to Head Chef Halle and Mocktail creator Sharai

14.01.2022 Don't miss out on the Spring Fashion Show for 2021! Book your tickets now by going to https://events.humanitix.com/a-spring-eco-fashion-show

14.01.2022 Thank you to The King’s School for the donation of wonderful books. Thank you, Dr George and Courtney for driving down from Sydney. We are very grateful.

13.01.2022 Term dates for 2021

13.01.2022 Mr Jake Whyman our grounds and facilities coordinator being attended to by Dr Stapleton in Pre-Kinder's first aid today.

12.01.2022 Meet the new principal’s Miss Whyman & Miss Baker. Poor Mrs Gray is not looking happy about being replaced, but luckily it’s all in good fun for year 12’s last day of school

12.01.2022 Did anyone actually manage to get through the school grounds this morning without being wet by this awesome bunch of year 12 students? Asking for a friend

12.01.2022 Uniform Shop opening hours during the school holidays.

12.01.2022 Kindergarten enjoying their last library class for 2020 with Mrs Pope

10.01.2022 Enrol for Term 1, 2021 as we are filling fast! https://www.scac.nsw.edu.au/enrolment

09.01.2022 Check out our latest newsletter https://irp.cdn-website.com//EDITED_June_23__2021_Newslett

09.01.2022 Blog from our Principal Mrs Tracey Gray https://www.scac.nsw.edu.au/the-principals-blog-creating-jo

09.01.2022 Woo hoo, what a fantastic day at the Primary School Sports Carnival and the rain held out all day! Well done to all involved; students, staff, high school helpers, parents and P&F! Congratulations to all competitors, age group champions and the winning house NICHOLLS!!

08.01.2022 Our stage 1 class have been turning wooden spoons into a village of people to send to Ms Stebbing (our previous Pre-Kinder Teacher) who is now living in Frankston VIC. Ms Stebbing lives near a school and she is feeling sad for the children she sees walking past each day who cannot go to school at the moment, so we were asked to help her. Students in stage 1 worked in pairs to decorate a spoon to make a person. We tried to make our people water proof as Melbourne does have some wet weather. The spoons have arrived at their new home and Ms Stebbing sent us a photo!

05.01.2022 Amelia Whyman and Heather Baker were appointed as college Principals this morning. Enrolment interview and tour Principal Awards Announcements on our new PA system Signing payroll forms Writing a newsletter article Interviewed by Ben Smyth from the Bega District News Dealing with Junior School complaints All in half a days work! Well done ladies you did a fab job

04.01.2022 Years 3 to 6 had a great morning yesterday learning to play Taiko Drums with Stonewave Taiko

03.01.2022 As promised, a finished photo of some of the 3/4 students holding their Planet Earth paper mache This term they have been studying the Earths Environment in Geography. Learning all about Continents and tectonic plates and how they cause natural disasters. Great job years 3 & 4

03.01.2022 What a feast for the senses today with our staff lunches catered by our Year 12 Hospitality class. Today's head chef was Daisy and her menu was watermelon, cucumber and feta bites for entree followed by slow cooked pulled pork and apple slaw burger with fries, topped off with Harrison's mocktail of choice a Virgin Manhattan. #deliciousfood

03.01.2022 Congratulations Daisy, Laura and Libby on making your debut.

02.01.2022 Our newsletter is out! Check it out on our website. https://irp-cdn.multiscreensite.com//Newsletter_September%

01.01.2022 Student Leaders Announced for 2020-2021. Congratulations India, Tristan, Ella and Jack!

01.01.2022 One Giant Leap Australia Foundation is sending native golden wattle seeds to the International Space Station in early December, 2020. In collaboration with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) the seeds will live in space for six months, returning to Australia in time for Science Week 2021. Supported by the Australian Space Agency, the "What’ll happen with the wattle??!" programme is being offered to more than 150 schools, scout groups and Australian Air Force Cadets... across Australia. A community panel judged the applications that included 200 words and a short video, explaining what the schools would do with the wattle once it had grown. One of the panel members said, We have spent 5 days watching videos. Entries from all over Australia. From a single teacher in a face mask in a school in Victoria to a small school in remote Northern Territory. It has been an amazing opportunity to laugh and cry our way through them. Once selected, the chosen schools around Australia will receive wattle seeds that have flown to space, plus seeds that have not. The seeds are from the same seed lot. Students are asked to germinate and grow their seeds, recording data about the germination and seed growth. Data will be uploaded to the ‘What’ll happen to the wattle??!’ app. Our school, Sapphire Coast Anglican College has been selected to monitor and grow the Wattle Seeds. College Science teacher Casey Hoynes said Our Year 9 Science class made a fantastic video entry. We are so excited for this opportunity and are looking forward to having all our students from PreK to Year 12 involved in an authentic, long term space experiment! We are planning to donate some of the trees to fire affected communities once they are established. Check out our Wattle Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqctXkZMkiE Throughout the programme, One Giant Leap Australia Foundation will run teleconferences and provide educational support to participating groups. The 12-month to 2 year project will result in the creation of a nationwide map identifying the location of Australia‘s 'space wattle’ trees. The project is an historic opportunity for Australian schools and students. Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) media announcement: https://iss.jaxa.jp/en/kuoa/news/200901.html