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Warwick Senior High School

Locality: Warwick, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 6240 4400

Address: 355 Erindale Rd 6024 Warwick, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.warwickshs.wa.edu.au

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25.01.2022 View the City of Joondalup Spring 2020 Youth Event Series Holiday program. Register before Monday 14 September 2020 and youll receive 10% off the full price of individual daily activities. How to book:... 1. View the spring program under Youth Event Series by visiting y-lounge.com.au/anchors 2. Visit the Citys Event List and filter the results by selecting Youth in the category box 3. Click on the day of the activity you would like to book 4. After youve confirmed that your young person is the correct age for the activity, complete the registration form by adding the participants details For more information on Anchors Youth Centre and the Holiday Program call Youth Services on 9400 4228.

25.01.2022 Today our Year 11 and 12 General Health Students are show casing health and wellbeing related issues in society to complement R U OK? Day.

24.01.2022 Yr8 Football The Yr8 Football Class recently played a practice game against the combined Girrawheen and Bentley Clontarf Academies. A tight see-sawing game saw Warwick come out on top, with a last kick of the game goal from Taj Bond sealing the result. Warwick 6 - 1 - 37 def Clontarf 5 - 4 - 34... Goals - Perry, Laurendi, Rasanen, Sice, Smith, Bond Best - Gilduff, Laurendi, Martion, Perry, Hristianopoulos, Sice

24.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS: Congratulations to School Captain Holly Dalliston (Year 12), who has been announced as a finalist in the School Curriculum and Standards Authority VET Award for the Business, Financial Services; ICT industry area for 2020. To qualify, Holly needed to have completed the relevant VET qualifications to an excellent standard and complete over 110 hours of Workplace Learning. Hollys first placement was at LD Total, an award winning landscaping company servicing com...mercial and residential clients, who supported her nomination for this award. She is now placed in the Office of the Director General at the Department of Training and Workforce Development WA, a position secured through Warwick SHS's selection as a pilot school of the Government Agency Work Placement Register. Congratulations Holly and all the best in the interview round of the Awards process. #positivefutures #aspirelearngrow

24.01.2022 To support our Year 11 and 12 students as they edge closer to the end of their school year, Red Frogs presented their Party Safe program today. Red Frogs is an Australia-wide program that educates young people about positive peer influences and safe partying behaviours, as well as supporting them at social events such as Leavers Week and music festivals. Our presenter, Cameron, challenged students perceptions on alcohol consumption and recreational drug use, and empowered... students to be socially responsible when dealing with peer pressure and consent. Volunteers compared their estimates of a standard drink for various alcohols (using water!) with the actual amount, and walked the line wearing drunk simulation goggles to understand the effects of intoxication. While the topics covered were sometimes a little confronting, these are real life lessons that we hope will help keep our students safe. And the red frogs at the end of the session were delicious! #redfrogsaustralia

23.01.2022 Nineteen students from the Schools Creating the Dream and Follow the Dream programs participated in a cultural workshop at Yanchep National Park today. Students worked with Elder Uncle Noel; Jason Barrow from Kurongkurl Katitjin, Edith Cowan University (ECU); and Bec Garlett and Jason Boundry. Throughout the day students worked to improve their Noongar language skills and had the opportunity to learn more about Cultural practices. Many thanks to Tina Deegan and her team from the Follow the Dream Outreach program for coordinating this excursion. It was a great day, enjoyed by one and all!

23.01.2022 Netball Challenge Cup Carnival Well done to all netball students that participated and helped at our annual house netball carnival today. This carnival has an emphasis on fun and inclusiveness. All year groups are mixed up in their houses, playing with and against various age groups. ... It is always a great feeling seeing our older netball students mentor and coach the younger students throughout the day. This is something that Warwick students always do well. Although we emphasize fun, winning is also fun... The overall winning team today was Kimberley 1. Defeating Stirling 2 in the grand final. 17 to 10. And the game that engages the crowd the most is always the Teacher vs Year 12 students. Teachers took a comfortable win this year, with MVP definitely going to Mrs Soltoggio for her agile shuffle shot movement and accurate shooting in GS! Thank you to Mr Tomlinson, Mrs Kirkby, Mr Pesce, Mr Pelletier, Miss Sainty and Mrs Soltoggio for coming down for the game! Thank you, Miss Barber :)

22.01.2022 REMINDER: There have been a number of items handed into lost property. Items include: School uniform items, jewellery (pandora braclet and Baby G watch), wallets, stationery, glasses etc. Please see Mrs Lisa Kennett, our First Aid Officer, in the Health Centre if you have lost an item. Please ensure that you label your students belongings. That way if they are misplaced, we can return them promptly.

21.01.2022 Breaking News: Congratulations to Year 9 student student Falak, who this week was named a State Finalist in the Premiers ANZAC Tour for 2020. Falaks entry was an essay on Operation Rimau, an attack on Japanese shipping in Singapore Harbour, carried out by an Allied commando unit Z Special Unit, during World War II.... Falak now moves onto the interview stage of selection process, with the 10 recipients of a place on the Tour announced on Remembrance Day. Well done Falak!

21.01.2022 The Year 7 students participated in their last assembly of Term 3. They celebrated their sporting and academic achievements (the football team and one of the HASS classes pictured). Mr Chatterton kindly awarded his students certificates and trophies for their hard work and dedication toward their Ancient Rome project. It was fantastic to see so many awards and celebrations happening for our Year 7 students. Keep up the great work.

19.01.2022 Those reading the The Australian this morning would have seen a familiar face. Year 12 student Alana was asked for her thoughts on how selecting her courses in Year 10 for Senior School would be enhanced by having a better knowledge about the standards expected. Taking higher level maths, science and English courses opens up pathways and opportunities. #take2stem

19.01.2022 Last week our school declared: Racism. It Stops With Us. Now we're asking every school in Australia to join us. Watch the video of our school captains, Holly and Alana, below, share this post, create a video of your own, and let's make it clear that racism has no place in Australian schools.... Stand with us. #racismitstopswithme Public education in Western Australia Australian Human Rights Commission Greenwood Senior High School Greenwood Primary School Carine Senior High School Marangaroo Primary School East Hamersley Primary School St Stephen's School Hawker Park Primary School Balcatta Senior High School

19.01.2022 Our biggest school event this year was our House Athletics Carnival, held last week. The Audio Visual Club has compiled this video, capturing some of the best moments from the day. It was a superb occasion, with great participation and competition among all athletes. Track and field, novelty events, a quiz and a walking relay all contributed to the overall points. Leading from start to finish were Stirling, this year's champions!

18.01.2022 Congratulations to Year 11 student Darcy on his selection to attend the National Indigenous Business Summer School, hosted by Curtin University, in January 2021. NIBSS is an exciting program for Indigenous students entering Years 11 and 12 who are thinking about studying in the world of business, becoming an entrepreneur, owning a business and curious about studying at the University. Public education in Western Australia ... #warwicksteam #warwickthentheworld

17.01.2022 A huge congratulations to our Year 11/12 Boys Open Netball Team on their results today. They have finished as the 2nd best team in WA, not a bad effort at all! All students represented our school and specialist netball program very well today. ... Although we didnt come home with the gold medals, Bas Claite received MVP for our grand final against Willetton SHS. He was outstanding in GD all day! The year 11s are already talking about their come back in 2021! We look forward to it! Miss Barber, Mrs Soltoggio and Mr Pelletier

14.01.2022 Mrs Hipgraves YR11 Food Science and Technology class have been busy making and decorating their gateau cakes! Don't they look delicious?

13.01.2022 A perfect opportunity for our students who love media arts and science. #warwicksteam #mediaarts #science #becreative

13.01.2022 The fourth Warwick Senior High School Newsletter is now online for viewing. You can also subscribe to have the newsletter sent directly to your email account if you wish by clicking the subscribe button in the 'Newsletter' menu via our website: https://www.warwickshs.wa.edu.au/calendar/newsletters/

13.01.2022 More news on Katelan Stack, Miss Perth NAIDOC 2020. Today's West Australian paper. A very balanced and sensible young woman.

12.01.2022 Warwick Senior High School is a proudly multicultural school that welcomes students from dozens of backgrounds. This is because we have strong leaders, like School Captains Alana and Holly, who stand up and speak out, and support their fellow students. Today, our school declared that racism stops with us. We stood behind a statement that declares the action we will take if racism rears its head. * We speak up when we see racism. We tell the perpetrator to stop and that their ...actions are offensive. * We support the victim and let them know that they are not alone. * We tell someone, whether that be a teacher, the human rights commission or the police. Public education in Western Australia | Anne Aly |Jessica Stojkovski MLA | Australian Human Rights Commission | Joondalup-Wanneroo Times/Weekender | ABC Perth #RacismItstopswithme

12.01.2022 Over the last few weeks, Mr Johnson our HOLA of Science, has been running incursion / excursion events with Year 5 students from some of our feeder primary schools. This has been a fantastic introduction to Warwick Senior High School, and lets the students see the facilities and grounds on offer to them as they near high school themselves.

11.01.2022 The Warwick Senior High School P&C ran a very successful cake stall at today’s Year 6 transition event. There were cakes, biscuits, lollies and more on offer. Thank you to the three lovely parent volunteers for their efforts and assistance and thank you to everyone for your very generous baked goods donations.

11.01.2022 KANGAROO STEW AND DAMPER!! Kaya. Our students and staff will be joining us on Monday 14th September to Mark the beginning of our NAIDOC celebrations. A big thank you goes to the Year 8 and 10 students, along with the Home Economics department, for preparing and making the Yongka stew and damper. #NAIDOC2020... #ALWAYSWASALWAYSWILLBE See more

10.01.2022 With our Year 12s counting down the days until the end of their academic year, we again would like to take the opportunity to acknowledge those students who have completed the requirements of their certificate qualification.

10.01.2022 The Year 6 students from various primary schools attended their first transition event on Tuesday this week. Spending the day with them and reflecting on the photos from the day, we could see that they were engaged, positive and enthusiastic about being part of our school community. We have another fantastic group of students about to start at Warwick on their journey to greatness. Well done and congratulations on a great day, we look forward to seeing you all again in November.

09.01.2022 Warwick SHS engages with a number of outreach organisations to support Indigenous secondary students to reach their potential and explore pathways towards tertiary studies, further training, and employment. It has been both a busy and exciting last few weeks as the following activities testify: Year 8 students Jannika and Luvata gained selection to attend the UWA Discovery Day, introducing students to the university environment through a range of hands-on activities at differ...ent study areas on campus. Year 7-8 Creating the Dream students Luvata, Rueben, Brandan, Sharniel, Etty, Lashante and Ozyfa participated in an overnight camp at St Catherine’s College (UWA). Students enjoyed a series of challenge and cultural activities. Year 9-10 Creating/Follow the Dream students Jamie, Ollie, Angus, Hayden, Trent, Jamahl, Brodie, Charlize and Corey travelled to Dwellingup for a 3 day camp where the focus was on personal challenge, teamwork and goal setting. Congratulations to all Warwick students who said a big ‘yes’ to new opportunities! None of this would be possible without the ongoing support of the Follow the Dream Outreach Program, the Graham Polly Farmer Foundation and the UWA School of Indigenous Studies #aspirelearngrow #warwickthentheworld #alwayswasalwayswillbe

09.01.2022 Always was, Always will be. NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. At Warwick we will be celebrating NAIDOC wi...th a range of activities, performance, food samples and coming together as one. More information on activities will be provided during the NAIDOC week celebrations. #NAIDOC2020 #ALWAYSWASALWAYSWILLBE

09.01.2022 This past week saw 2019 Leaver Abdiwahab Hillow awarded Rotarys Stan Perron Award, recognising young people committed to their education, developing their leadership skills and serving their local community. Abdiwahab is a member of the Edmund Rice Centre WAs Developing Community Leaders Initiative, Umpiring Academy and works as a youth sports assistant. When at Warwick SHS, Abdiwahab was a positive and popular role model for his peers, working hard in his studies and engag...ed in many school activities. Abdiwahab was presented with his Award by our friends at the Rotary Club of Karrinyup. For his efforts, Abdiwahab received a medallion and $500 to support his education goals. Congratulations Abdiwahab - a well deserved recognition.

09.01.2022 Year 12 ATAR students

09.01.2022 Warwick's NAIDOC Week celebrations for 2020 were epic. The week kicked off on Monday with Home Economics students preparing kangaroo stew and damper to share and a learning through cooking class with the most fabulous Marissa from Bindi Bindi Dreaming for the Year 7-9 Creating the Dream students, and Year 10-12 Follow the Dream students. On Tuesday we welcomed former student Katelan Stack (2013) in her capacity as Miss NAIDOC Perth to speak with current students. Art was the ...focus on Thursday with the a start of a canvas that will be unveiled at a later date. Our students and staff, already committed to #racismitstopswithme, issued a challenge to schools around Australia to stand with us. And on Friday, students and staff headed to the amphitheatre to hear Flewnt and DJ Optamus. Noongar hip hop artist Flewnt and DJ Optamus have performed at numerous rallies and festivals and are heavily involved in their community. Flewnt's anthemic celebration of Noongar culture, Kya Kyana, put him on the musical map in 2018 with runner up WAM Song of the Year. The week ended with the exciting news that School Captain Alana Dooley was awarded Naidoc Perth's Education Achievement Award for 2020. A big shout out to all those who made such a great week possible: Jade Muli (AIEO) coordinated the week's activities with the support of many staff; Mrs Cotter's Year 8 and 10 Home Economics classes; Marissa Verma of Bindi Bindi Dreaming; Year 7-10 Creating the Dream and Year 10-12 Follow the Dream students, who pitched in and supported all events. And to the Senior Student Council who coordinated the #racismitstopswithme activities. And a very special mention goes to the Year 10 Certificate I Leadership students who took on the coordination of Friday's performance featuring Flewnt and Optimus; from the set up, cooking up a sausage sizzle and emceeing the event. Great job boys! Now to start planning for 2021! National NAIDOC Public education in Western Australia Graham Polly Farmer Foundation #naidocweek2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe

08.01.2022 Congratulations to our ex student, Katelan Stack, for her selection as Miss NAIDOC Perth 2020. Katelan completed all her secondary school at Warwick SHS and graduated in 2013. Well done on this significant acheivement and we wish her every success in her future leadership journey.... Public education in Western Australia |Jessica Stojkovski MLA | Joondalup-Wanneroo Times/Weekender Stirling Times | Miss NAIDOC Perth | Naidoc Perth

08.01.2022 Update on Breakfast Club days and times for next term. Monday to Thursday, 8.10 to 8.40 am.

07.01.2022 An exciting few days ahead celebrating NAIDOC Week @ Warwick SHS. Of all the activities, which one are you most looking forward to? NAIDOC Week, originally scheduled to take place in July, was postponed until November by the National Organising Committee. Warwick has taken the decision to schedule it now so that our Year 12s, who only have a few weeks of school remaining, can be involved.... #alwayswasalwayswillbe #NAIDOC

07.01.2022 In yesterday's edition of the West Australian, photos from the Warwick SHS Year 11/12 Ball were featured. Check out the liftout in yesterday's paper or if you have a subscription, you can view the online gallery at the link below. https://www.thewest.com.au//perth-school-balls-2020-warwic

07.01.2022 Dancefest 2020 was a roaring success, with so many wonderful routines and dancers taking to the stage. Here are some photos of the night that captured the atmosphere. Well done to everyone involved!!

06.01.2022 The bell has rung on another term! The last 10 weeks have seen the Year 12 students complete their course work for the year and while our ATAR students still have their examinations to sit, preparations have commenced for what comes next. TAFE and university applications have been submitted; traineeships, apprenticeships and jobs have been secured; and longer term plans considered. Students have participated in netball and football games; an Athletics Carnival, Dancefest and ...a few excursions. We have held RUOK Week, a Health Expo, NAIDOC Week and Literacy and Numeracy Week. The school has revitalised the Year 7 lawn, commenced a science outdoor classroom and built a roman road. And we have welcomed our incoming Year 7 students for 2021 for their Transition Day. Life around the school is returning to normal. Thank you to the wonderful Warwick SHS staff who continue to provide educational experiences that enrich and extend. And thank you to the wider Warwick community for your continued support. Enjoy the Term 3 holidays, also known as a study break for the Year 11/12 ATAR students!

05.01.2022 Our incoming 2021 Student Council took part in a Leadership and Planning Day today, with our House Captains joining the group for part of the day. Thanks to special guests, former students Alana Dooley and April Htun, for joining us to speak about their leadership experiences. Thanks also to the 2020 Year 11 students who joined us despite having finished school for the year! There were some fabulous ideas and engagement in planning for next year, and some fun team games to demonstrate essential aspects of group dynamics and leadership. We can't wait to see what the Student Council will do!

04.01.2022 Congratulations to Year 10 students Hai Anh and Jagriti who have both been selected to attend Curtin University’s Focus on Mining Camp over the January school holidays. This five day experience, conducted by the WA School of Mines, will introduce participants from across WA to the mining industry and all that it has to offer. During the camp, which is based in Kalgoorlie, students will tour operational mine sites and participate in hands-on workshops. #warwicksteam | #warwickthentheworld | #creatingpositivefutures

04.01.2022 Another successful transition event held at Warwick. The Year 6 students appeared to have a wonderful time and enjoyed all of the activities in their classes. The new Year 7 area was also set up with a plenty of games and equipment. We look forward to meeting the parents at tonight’s Year 6 information event. See you soon.

04.01.2022 Join in the fun Week 10 Monday 21st - Friday 25th September 2020. Literacy activities including: 'Guess the Teacher', Literature Quiz, 6-word Short Stories and Spelling Bees. Numeracy activities including: Shape-O-Ball, Jigsaw Puzzle, Mintie Wrapper and Maths Problem of the Day.... Great prizes to be won including canteen vouchers and movie tickets! Listen to the Daily Notices for more information.

04.01.2022 The Year 10 River Cruise for 2020 is underway. Have a great night everyone!

03.01.2022 Great to see all students participating in the 2020 House Athletics Carnival. It was a great atmosphere and everyone looked like they were enjoying themselves. Congratulations to STIRLING for winning the House Carnival... and the awarded Champions and Runner-up Champions for each year group. Interschool is not far away and TEAM WARWICK is being selected right now. The Health and Physical Education team will notify those selected with a parent letter to be returned to Mrs Sonia Soltoggio before the end of term. Photos from the day are still to come.

03.01.2022 Warwick P&C will be holding a bake sale tomorrow (Wednesday 25 November 2020) to raise some funds. If you would like to help and donate some cakes (fake it or bake it), we would appreciate your support. If you would like to participate, please can hand in your baked goodies to the front office in the morning.

03.01.2022 2020 has prevented us from being able to foster our cherished relationships with our primary school students and colleagues. This week we were grateful for the opportunity to work with Hawker Park PS by loaning them our school bus and driver to get them to their Inter Schools Sports Carnival. At Warwick Senior High School, we look forward to returning to building stronger relationships within our community going forward. All going well, we will try to host events for our P...rimary Schools in Term 4. See more

02.01.2022 Today sees the second Year 6 transition event, and what a fantastic turn out. The students will have an action packed day visiting HASS, Media, PE, Maths and also run around the school participating in a mapping orienteering activity! Lots of fun ahead.

02.01.2022 After the teachers win against the year 12 girls in the annual Netball Challenge Cup Carnival. The year 12 boys stepped up to the challenge today. After a slow start the boys brought it back to a draw at the end of the second half. And after a quick 3 minute over time it was still a draw... We settled on the draw! ... Previous winners obviously retain the championship medals! Happy last day to all year 12 students! Enjoy it and look after yourselves. From the HPE team.

02.01.2022 The school canteen will be providing an extra menu on Wednesday 16 September for the House Athletics Carnival. This will be made available on the oval. The standard menu will still be available from the canteen. All students, staff and parents/guardians are welcome to both menus.

01.01.2022 Year 10 Media students were out and about last week, finalising their short film projects after weeks of story boarding and planning. Students used the grounds of the school as their backdrop and we can’t wait to see their final creations. #warwicksteam | #warwickcreates

01.01.2022 Congratulations to Year 12 student Alana Dooley, who this evening was acknowledged as the winner of the Naidoc Perth Education Achievement Award for 2020. Participating in numerous science and leadership opportunities over the past few years, Alana lives Warwicks motto of Aspire Learn Grow. Public education in Western Australia | Joondalup-Wanneroo Times/Weekender