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William Clarke College

Locality: Kellyville, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 8882 2100

Address: 1 Morris Grove 2155 Kellyville, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 The College shop is now taking appointments for all your 2021 uniform needs. Whether its the whole kit and caboodle or just a hat, our wonderful College Shop staff will be able to assist. Phone the College Shop on 8882 2401, Monday Friday between 8am 4pm. #IAmPassionateToServe

25.01.2022 Congratulations to our team of talented and hardworking students who recently competed in the Future Problem Solving Australian National Finals. After presenting their concept of Peer Tutoring to a panel of judges via video conferencing, they were awarded 2nd place. They now go on to compete at an international level in June. Congratulations must also be extended to Mr Scott Lucas and Mrs Debbie Tarrant for their coaching and support of the team. Well done to all. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

25.01.2022 Farewell to the Class of 2020! The resilience, optimism, courage and fortitude you have shown throughout this very different and difficult year has been truly extraordinary. We are very proud of each and every member of this outstanding cohort! Today was a special day filled with a mixture of emotions. On behalf of the College community, we wish our Year 12s all the best for their bright future and offer our thoughts and prayers as they prepare for the HSC. May the God of ...hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Romans 15:13 #IAmPassionateToServe #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

25.01.2022 We have some great opportunities for skilled teachers to join the College from the commencement of 2021: - Science Teacher - PDHPE Teacher (Maternity Leave) - Learning Support Teacher... Visit our website for details! https://www.wcc.nsw.edu.au/life-at-william-clarke/

25.01.2022 On Thursday evening our Extraordinary Learning Prefects organised a study evening for Year 11 students which was designed to give students the opportunity to consolidate learning and seek clarification from teaching staff across many faculties. It was great to see the many learning spaces and facilities within The Branwhite Centre being used to their full potential. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

23.01.2022 The Premier's Reading Challenge aims to encourage a love of reading for leisure and pleasure in students, and to enable them to experience quality literature. It is not a competition but a challenge to each student to read, to read more and to read more widely. Over 480 students from K-9 completed the Challenge with over 11,000 books read since the challenge began in March. Ten PRC medals will be presented to students with another 34 platinum awards and 45 gold awards also being handed out this year. Well done to everyone involved! #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

23.01.2022 Rotinas interest in Science stems from a strong desire to contribute to the ongoing improvement of healthcare for women in the Solomon Islands. Studying Extension Science has given Rotina the opportunity to conduct a scientific research project based on the traditional medical practices in the Solomon Islands, specifically investigating the use of hibiscus rosa-sinensis (a type of hibiscus leaf) during childbirth. The leaves are made into a liquid tonic and drunk by pregnan...t woman once in labour. This acts as a catalyst to quicken contractions. This practice is however contradicted by other cultures such as India and Tahiti. Rotinas project focused on investigating the plants potential toxicity, to determine whether it is safe to use during childbirth. By conducting a series of experiments, involving pure chemicals from the hibiscus leaves and testing solutions in different concentrations on water invertebrates called daphnia, Rotinas research concluded there was enough of an effect to warrant a future study into the toxicity of the plant. We look forward to following Rotinas research in the years to come as her aim is to study Medical Research upon leaving school, with the ultimate goal of improving healthcare for women in the Solomon Islands. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner #IAmPassionateToServe

22.01.2022 Last week Dr Marsh was extremely pleased to be presented with a copy of Wildflowers, a beautiful yet thought-provoking book written by the 2017 Alumnus of the Year, Dr Belinda Ramirez. Wildflowers is a thoughtful blend of photography and narrative, produced to share the inspiring stories of survivors of human trafficking in the Philippines and the organisations behind them making tangible progress in the fight against modern slavery. The Wildflowers project was born out of Belindas burning passion to make an impact a real impact in the fight against human trafficking. You can support Belinda in her fight to put an end to human trafficking by purchasing a copy of Wildflowers at https://www.belindaramirez.net/ #IAmPassionateToServe #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

22.01.2022 We officially bid farewell to the Class of 2020 this morning at the Year 12 Graduation Ceremony. We were so pleased to welcome parents and carers to the College to celebrate this momentous occasion. During Dr Marsh’s final address, he spoke of three aspects in life that are of great significance to him: to deeply cherish your relationships, use your time wisely and give great thought to establishing and understanding what you believe in. What great advice for us all! We conti...nue to pray for the Class of 2020 as they go into the world. May you take hold of what lies before you and become the person God has created you to be. Matthew 5:14-16 You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven. #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner #IAmLearningWisdomForLife #IAmPassionateToServe

22.01.2022 Congratulations to our Year 12 Drama students who have been nominated for possible inclusion in ONSTAGE, a showcase of outstanding Drama HSC works. Well done to Grace and Jack for their Individual Performance nominations what a fantastic achievement! #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

21.01.2022 Jersey Day 2020 begin the conversation with your friends and family about organ donation today! Visit https://donatelife.gov.au for more information. #jerseydayau #makeitcount #donatelife

19.01.2022 Remembrance Day is the anniversary of the Armistice that ended fighting with Germany in World War I. It is also a day to remember and honour all Australians who have served. Almost two million men and women have worn with pride the uniforms of the Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army and Royal Australian Air Force. This NAIDOC week we also acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders who have occupied and cared for Australia for over 65,000 years and who also have... a proud history of military service. Reginald Saunders was an inspiring soldier, veteran and champion for Indigenous equality. (Listen to Reg's story of courage during World War II in this short film https://youtu.be/vcr1teNsdNc) Tragically, over 102,000 names are listed on the Roll of Honour at the Australian War Memorial. Those listed were members of the Australian armed forces who died during or as a result of war service, or for post-1945 conflicts, warlike service, non-warlike service and certain peacetime operations. Today we paused, along with all Australians, to unite in solemn respect and remembrance for those who served and died. #IAmPassionateToServe

19.01.2022 Congratulations to our new leaders for 2020/2021! We are excited for Emily and Corbin to take on the role of College Captains and to have Elijah, Mackenzie and Ryan as our College Vice-Captains, along with all of our other new leaders who were announced today. May you serve the College well throughout the coming year and look to the example of true leadership set by our Saviour, Jesus Christ. Parents and students can read more on Connect https://connect.wcc.nsw.edu.au/news/...12464 #IAmPassionateToServe #IAmLearningWisdomForLife #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

19.01.2022 Congratulations to Amali of Year 6 for her shortlisted entry in the Kookaburra writing competition! Amali’s verse is one of just 5 selected for display on author Claire Saxby’s website. https://clairesaxby.wordpress.com//kookaburra-competition/ #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

19.01.2022 From a movie under the stars to Kindy games on the oval, our Class of 2020 were certainly kept busy this week with plenty of special celebrations and activities to mark their final few days of College life. Year 12 also demonstrated their Passion to Serve by co-ordinating Gift Back, a time for students to serve and show their gratitude to the College community. Final Chapel will be held today which is always an emotion-filled time of thanksgiving to our great God. Followin...g Chapel, a special picnic lunch, supplied by our PA, will give time for Year 12 to stop and ponder the momentous occasion of their very last school lunch. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner #IAmPassionateToServe

18.01.2022 William Clarke College is a Christ-centred community that seeks to develop extraordinary learners with a passion to serve others. Limited spots are available for students in Year 5 and Year 11 for 2021. Our Enrolments Team are on hand to discuss what the College has to offer your family. Contact David, Karen or Corrine on 8882 2400 or via email [email protected] today!

17.01.2022 This week we have been celebrating Library Lover’s Week, a salute to libraries and all they offer. Both the Primary and Secondary walls have been decorated with encouraging messages to start a good book. Head of Library, Nicole Yule says Research shows the vitally important role reading for pleasure plays in developing student’s literacy. We focused on a variety of genres and encouraged students to borrow a book to fall in love with, whether it is from the romance, classic, humour, historical, action, mystery or biography genre. Thank you to our wonderful Teacher Librarians who make the Library and reading fun and accessible for all students. #IAmPassionateToServe #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

17.01.2022 Year 6 recently participated in 'Become Me', an interactive workshop designed to teach young people the adaptive skills and curiosity theyll need to explore, design and navigate the fast changing world of work. Students reflected on their unique and evolving strengths, interests and aspirations while exploring the dynamic and exciting world of work, recognising and breaking free of gender and social stereotypes. Research demonstrates that laying these critical skill foundations in the primary years helps students become more inspired learners today, as well as improving longer term academic and career outcomes. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

15.01.2022 Congratulations to College Captain Emily, for winning the Public Speaking component of the Castle Hill, Lions Youth of the Year program. Emily’s speech on resilience during 2020 struck a powerful chord with the audience. Emily is pictured with Mrs Kroll, Master-in-Charge of Public Speaking, who has supported and guided Emily throughout the program. #IAmLearningWisdomForLife #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner #IAmPassionateToServe

15.01.2022 Well done Kate (Class of 2020) on your debut with Sydney Thunder yesterday. We are so proud of your achievements. #IAmLearningWisdomForLife #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

15.01.2022 Have your Grandparents or Grandfriends received their special delivery yet? If so wed love to see some photos or hear how they were received. Post in Comments below and share the joy with us. ... #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

14.01.2022 Come on down! The survey says Id like to phone a friend. Deal or no deal?... Yes, you guessed it the annual Year 12 Business Studies Revision Game Show is on again! A week-long game show hosted by the one and only Games Master himself, Mr Macourt. This fun event is specifically designed for revising course matter before the HSC while having a whole heap of fun along the way. Business Studies provides an in-depth analysis of the four different functions of a business: Management, Finance, Marketing and Human Resources Management. The course also looks in detail at the process of globalisation and its influence on Australian businesses. Well done Mr Macourt for bringing subject revision to life and for dressing the part! #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner #IAmPassionateToServe

14.01.2022 Throughout this week, the College will be observing and participating in NAIDOC week. Students from P-12 will have the opportunity to further their understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their rich culture. This NAIDOC week we have also taken the opportunity to launch our Reconciliation Strategy. This strategy provides insights into how we can show respect for and support members of our College community and the wider community that identify as Abo...riginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. We have put together a short film to introduce our reconciliation strategy and importantly, our Darug Culture and Language program. You can view both the film and obtain a copy of our Reconciliation Strategy on the College website.https://www.wcc.nsw.edu.au//09/our-reconciliation-strategy/ #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

14.01.2022 A special Graduation Assembly was held today in honour of Year 6 whose Primary School years have come to an end. Congratulations Year 6 we pray for a smooth transition into Secondary School in 2021. The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged. Deuteronomy 31:8 #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

14.01.2022 For the past few weeks our Primary students have been working on something very special to celebrate and acknowledge the important role grandparents and grandfriends play in our lives. Hundreds of letters, poems, cards and drawings left the College on Friday and are now on their way to our grandparents and grandfriends via Australia Post. We know they will be received with much love and affection, especially this year when we are unable to invite them onsite to visit our Primary students. Let all that you do be done in love. 1 Corinthians 16:14 #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

13.01.2022 We are currently experiencing issues with our phone provider. We are working with our provider to resolve the issue. Should you need to contact the College urgently, please email [email protected]

12.01.2022 Over the past week, 37 students from across Year 7, 8 and 9 have eagerly participated in the Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC). The AMC is an engaging 30-problem competition that demonstrates the importance and relevance of mathematics in students everyday lives. Its designed to provide students with an enrichment opportunity to solve harder problems in a competition environment. Entry in the AMC allows our passionate mathematics students to receive recognition in the form of a prize for their mathematical expertise and knowledge. Well done to all involved. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

12.01.2022 Over the past few weeks our Kindy students have been extremely excited to have the Henny Penny Chicken program visit the College. They have watched with enthusiasm as the eggs hatched and the tiny chicks appeared. What a wonderful experience for our students as they investigated growth, change of living things, life cycles and interdependence which they will be exploring in depth this term. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

12.01.2022 Thank you to those Alumni who took the time to respond to our Alumni Engagement Survey earlier in the year. We have been reviewing all the results over the past few months in detail and look forward to sharing some exciting initiatives with our Alumni community in the new year and further strengthening the relationship between the College and our Alumni. While we are working towards relaunching our Alumni program in 2021, please see the Alumni Network section of our website for any Alumni community news. https://www.wcc.nsw.edu.au/life-at-william-clarke/ #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

11.01.2022 This week our Year 10 students participated in their Back Off Incursions. For our Year 10 girls, Back Off is a total self-protection programme with a difference. During the incursion, the girls learnt to develop the ability to control the way they think in pressure settings, understand how an offender thinks in situations and to know the importance of always having a strategy. Our Year 10 boys incursion was designed specifically to address issues confronting young men in the new millennium and covered three key elements taking responsibility for yourself and your actions, life is all about choice and the importance of respect and self-discipline. Both very enlightening sessions that captivated and engaged our students. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

11.01.2022 Well done Year 11 Service Learning for collecting 'grab and go' food for the healthcare staff at Westmead Hospital. The staff at Westmead Hospital send their thanks to everyone who contributed. #IAmPassionateToServe

11.01.2022 We are delighted to be able to welcome students commencing at the College in 2021 on site over the coming week. Our 2021 Kindergarten and Primary School Orientation Day will be held tomorrow, Friday 13 November. Year 7, 2021 students will be attending the College next Friday 20 November and Preparatory students will also have an opportunity to visit our Preppie classrooms on either 17, 18 or 19 November. ... Detailed information regarding each Orientation Day can be found on Connect, our online communication portal. Connect logins were sent to new families at the beginning of October. Should you be experiencing any issues with your Connect login, please contact our Helpdesk team: [email protected] #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

08.01.2022 Year 7 Music students have been extremely engaged in the Stage 4 Music Program this term with every lesson beginning with the question, Are we doing prac today? Their project has been to form Rock Bands, select a pop song and learn their part on electric guitar, electric bass, drums, vocals, keyboard, or their major instruments. Once refined, their debut singles will be recorded. Learning to play an instrument and perform in an ensemble is a highly effective way for children to develop and master their enterprise skills. Creativity, problem solving, communication, teamwork and critical thinking skills are all sharpened through the Performing Arts. We are super proud of all our budding rock stars! #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

08.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all our dads and fatherly figures who all play an important role in our lives. Enjoy your special day on Sunday may you feel loved and appreciated. We missed welcoming our Primary dads on site this year for the annual Fathers Day Breakfast and Assembly. Be sure to check Connect at the end of today for special messages from our Primary students. #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

08.01.2022 The College is proud to congratulate our students who have been selected to compete in the Future Problem Solving Australia National Finals. The dedication, hard work and exceptional talent of our students has resulted in National Finals qualification across three different programs Global Issues Problem Solving, Community Problem Solving and Scenario Performance. Well done to these extraordinary learners! #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

08.01.2022 Throughout NAIDOC week our student body have been involved in activities that have challenged their thinking and broadened their perspective on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nations and people. This has been especially significant for the students as they learnt more about the Darug community who are the traditional custodians of the land on which the College is situated. Today, we showed our respect for the Darug people and culture, as well as our commitment to ensu...ring a strong and lasting partnership, by creating a giant red handprint in the College Sports Centre. This creative ‘work’ was made up of over 1600 individual handprints crafted by each and every College student and staff member. #NAIDOC2020 #IAmLearningWisdomForLife

08.01.2022 Today is R U OK? Day. Its a national day of action where we are reminded that every day is the day to ask Are you OK?. 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone and circumstances have made it even more important for us all to stay connected and, for those who are able, be willing to support those around us. R U OK? Day website contains useful resources and information regarding this important topic.... #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

08.01.2022 Our community can now enjoy the latest edition of the I AM Magazine via Connect https://connect.wcc.nsw.edu.au/send.php?id=72640 We trust you will enjoy the Summer 2020 edition which is a special issue titled ‘Partnering Together During A Global Pandemic’. Thank you to our staff, students, parents and alumni for the many informative and insightful contributions to this edition. ... #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

07.01.2022 The Branwhite Centre Food Technology kitchens were christened today with the first practical lessons being held in our beautiful new kitchens. Year 11 Food Technology made delicious Lemon Meringue pies with Ms Herford and under the guidance of our Deputy Mrs Stillen, Year 9 Food Technology students made Steak Sandwiches on Potato Buns with Slaw. What a blessing The Branwhite Centre is to our students and staff who are able to enjoy learning in this amazing new building. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

06.01.2022 Our Year 3 students enjoyed a special day at the College today, travelling back in time to discover what life was like many years ago for school students as well as looking at the changes that have occurred in our local community over the years. We’d like to thank our special guest speaker Dr Michelle Byrne, The Hills Shire Mayor, who visited Year 3 this morning, discussing a few of the key changes to our community and also answering questions from our students about future p...lans for the Hills District. The day also included playing historical schoolyard games and a special picnic lunch. What a fantastic day for Year 3. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

06.01.2022 Our students in Years 2-6 enjoyed their Cross Country Carnival this week which was held on College grounds. Year groups participated at different times throughout the day and were encouraged to do their very best by staff cheering them on. Well done to everyone who participated and thank you to the many staff who ensured the day ran smoothly. Our community can view photos on Connect - https://connect.wcc.nsw.edu.au/blog/3397 #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

06.01.2022 When its windy and cold outside and you need somewhere cosy to just hang with your friends, there is no better place than the Library. Kindergarten students Lena, Olivia and Ava were on a mission to find a book with their very own name in the title. Our Kindergarten students were amazed when our wonderful Library Staff helped all of them find a book with their name in the title. Building a love of reading is a great passion of our Library Staff and a proven way to set our students on the path to success as an extraordinary learner. Have fun reading girls! #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

06.01.2022 Today is International Men’s Day so it seems an appropriate day to celebrate the wonderful male staff at the College and support them in their efforts to raise money for men’s health during the month of Movember. Movember raises much-needed funds and awareness for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention. Funds raised during Movember will go towards creating ground-breaking health projects that make a real difference in the lives of men across... the world. Well done to our male staff in setting a practical example of being Passionate to Serve and thank you to all male staff from across the College who serve our community in many ways, each and every day. Should you like to donate to the WCC Movember Team, please follow the link: https://au.movember.com/team/2329757 #IAmPassionateToServe #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

06.01.2022 Last week we celebrated the achievements of our Secondary students with the Semester 1 Academic Awards. Unfortunately we could not welcome parents on-site to celebrate their achievements, however our community can see a full list of award recipients, view a video of each presentation and see photos on Connect. https://connect.wcc.nsw.edu.au/homepage/7979. Congratulations to all students who have demonstrated great progress and extraordinary learning throughout Semester 1. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

05.01.2022 A huge thank you to all of our College families who participated in Operation Christmas Child this year. Our Primary and Secondary School students filled hundreds of boxes which have now been collected and are on their way to children in need for Christmas. #IAmPassionateToServe

04.01.2022 Today we celebrated 100 Days of Learning in our Primary School. It has been a very different 100 days of learning this year and despite the many challenges faced our students have shown great progress. We are very proud of all students and thank our parents for partnering with us over the past 100 days to reach this important milestone. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

04.01.2022 It is with great sadness that we have made the decision to postpone the 2020 Inter-House Singing Competition. The Inter-House Singing Competition is back and this year we head to Broadway singing songs from musical theatre. Whether it's an upbeat dance number or a motivating power ballad, musical theatre has the ability to make you feel good! Featuring The Lion King, Mamma Mia, Wicked, even Oklahoma, this years Singing Competition has something for everyone. The competition is designed to involve all students in a cultural activity that places emphasis on student leadership and organisation. Have fun everyone! Evryone deserves the chance to fly. (Defying Gravity Wicked) #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

03.01.2022 Our Year 4 students enjoyed an exciting Claymation Workshop this week. Using the stopmotion/claymation process, the incursion allowed students to story board, animate (using the latest digital software), edit by adding titles, credits and music, and then upload their very own movie for digital download. It certainly looked as if a lot of fun was had by all! #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

03.01.2022 Dr Marsh (College Headmaster) and Mrs Broady (Darug Culture and Language Program Leader) were excited to receive a very special piece of artwork this week completed by Leanne Watson, a renowned Darug artist. The artwork depicts the Darug people, the College and Marella - the mission that was located at Bernie Mullane Sporting Complex. It tells a story of healing and shows representations of the landscape along with flora and fauna significant to Darug Country. We look forwa...rd to displaying the artwork on campus and using the exhibition as a resource for the Darug Culture and Language Program and more broadly in our work concerning Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures and histories. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner See more

03.01.2022 Well done Kate on your re-signing with Sydney Thunder! Can't wait to see you in action this summer. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

02.01.2022 Our youngest students ended the term strong with their P-1 Cross Country Carnival today. The windy conditions possibly helped push them along the course as they ran with excitement towards the finish line. However, they are not the only ones running with excitement towards the finish line! As we reach the end of Term 3, wed like to thank our entire community for your continued support of the College. Well done to all students for your hard work and determination this ter...m. Enjoy your holidays! We will see students back on campus on Tuesday 13 October. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity

02.01.2022 Looking at objects under a microscope gives students a whole new perspective on everyday objects in their world. They may discover that something they thought was smooth is actually covered in little scratches. Or they may notice that something they thought was round actually has angles and straight edges. Recently 4 Teal looked at different materials through their microscopes, examining how individual fibres make up a particular piece of material. They discovered that materials that look similar to the naked eye are actually completely different when viewed through a microscope. What a fun activity that involved doing, seeing, thinking, questioning and discussing. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

02.01.2022 During Semester One 2020, our Year 10 Scholars students undertook the Macquarie University Critical Thinking course, aimed at understanding the fundamentals of critical thinking and reasoning. The students utilised class time to manage their university workload, as well as spending some time out of school hours working on assessment tasks. The course involved weekly lectures and tasks, with content that was challenging, but manageable. The course not only gave students a taste of university education, but the opportunity to realise and challenge their capabilities. The results are in! Congratulations to our Year 10 Scholars class who after passing the course (with six students receiving Distinction or above) have been invited to study a further course with Macquarie University. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner

02.01.2022 Receiving a Primary School Assembly Merit is an especially proud moment for any student. It’s certainly something to smile about when it’s your first Merit in Kindy for ‘a positive attitude towards learning! Well done to all award recipients at the Primary School Assembly held yesterday. Our community will be able view more photos of our Primary Assembly via Connect on the Primary Blog page in the coming days. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner ... #IAmPartOfAChristCentredCommunity See more

01.01.2022 ICAS Assessments are designed to recognise academic excellence in Science, English and Mathematics. Students are assessed on their ability to apply classroom learning to new contexts using higher-order thinking and problem-solving skills. This year over 100 students from Years 2 to 6 participated in each ICAS test. The 2020 ICAS results have been released and the overall results attained by William Clarke College Primary school students are excellent! We are particularly proud of our achievement in the ICAS Science and the ICAS Mathematics tests. Well done to all students who participated in the ICAS tests this year. Congratulations on all of your individual efforts and achievements. #IAmAnExtraordinaryLearner