On the morning of Monday, September 18, we saw nine Year 11 students present their speeches as part of their 2024 School Captain nominations. Lily McCormick, Marcus Moss, Xavier McDonald, Thomas Fredericks, Mitchell…
Monday – Dress as a Teacher and The Amazing RaceOn Monday the Year 12 students dressed up as staff members and took part in The Amazing Race where we had our…
Goodbye Year 12And just like that, another term has come to an end. Maybe it’s because I am getting older, but the days and weeks just seem to go by…
Our Year 12 students are heading into their final week of High School and with that they are about to begin the final tasks of Year 12 including the HSC…
During library lessons last week, one of the students questioned where did last names originate from?We delved into the origins of last names linked to tribes, houses, occupations or villages; such…
Over the last couple of years, I have picked up 3D printing as a hobby. Most 3D printers work surprisingly similar to hot glue guns. Essentially, they use a combination of…
Every day I am reminded of the small things in life – the buzz of a bee, the flowering of a plant, the bleat of a spring lamb. Every one…
In Japan a process called ‘Kintsugi’ or ‘Kintsukuroi’ is practised. ‘Kin’ means gold and ‘tsugi’ means repair. The practice involves ceramics such as bowls or vases that have cracks or…
This week I was asked what it meant to live a life like Jesus and with a bit of thought I said “love God and love others”. It was a…
It was a significant day last Thursday as PCS sent out our first missions team in quite a few years. A total of 14 students from Year 10 to 12…
Each fortnight Hannah McIntyre and Chelsea McMaster from Year 8 give up their lunchtimes to run the Primary Bible study. K-6 students are welcome to come and participate in games,…
In the last week of last term, Year 9 and 10 set off on their way to Canberra for a packed fews days. Arriving at the Australian War Memorial, we…
