Science careers in focus

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Category: Duncraig - Secondary School

Published on Tuesday, 13 March 2012 16:40

St Stephen's School Year 12 student Curtis Dickson sampled University life during the National Youth Science Forum at the Australian National University in Canberra earlier this year.

Curtis is among 18 West Australian pupils chosen for the forum after a rigorous assessment process by Rotary International, including two interviews and an impromptu speech.

The Duncraig campus student was keen to experience science at University level before embarking on his own studies in 2013. "I am hoping to complete a Bachelor of Science at UWA majoring in engineering and environmental science." The forum included laboratory visits, seminars and training in time management, interview skills and public speaking.

WACE Results Duncraig campus 2011

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Category: Duncraig - Secondary School

Published on Wednesday, 11 January 2012 19:05

The St Stephen's School community is very encouraged by the continuing achievements of our students. Our congratuations go to all our students who have achieved so well, including their families and teachers who have encouraged and nurtured them through many years of schooling. The significant achievement of so many students bears witness to the nature of the St Stephen's School community in which we seek to "Serve God and serve one another", as very rarely does one achieve in isolation from the support and care of peers, parents and teachers.

Excellence is something that we encourage all our students to strive for, not merely that they might enjoy the accolades of others but that they might in turn be excellent for and towards others. May God bless our graduating class of 2011 as they contribute to the wider Australian community through further education or employment in 2012.

Mr Tony George

Principal

 

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Alexander Khor and Nathan Holland from St Stephen's School achieved ATARs of 99.95 and 99.30 respectively in their WACE exams.

Among the students who sat WACE exams, 27 students from the School ranked in the top 5% of students in the State with ATARs over 95.

Six students from St Stephen's School achieved results of 98 or above.

Alexander Khor ATAR 99.95, St Stephen's School Duncraig Academic Dux

Nathan Holland ATAR 99.30, St Stephen's School Carramar Dux of Quantitative studies

Alison Wills ATAR 98.65, St Stephen's School Duncraig

Joseph Bean ATAR 98.05, St Stephen's School Carramar

Joshua Wills ATAR 98, St Stephen's School Duncraig

Anjali Vasikaran ATAR 98, St Stephen's School Duncraig

 

L-R: Nathan Holland, Joseph Bean, Alison Wills and Joshua Wills 

 

CURRICULUM COUNCIL AWARDS

Congratulations to the following Duncraig campus students on an outstanding achievement;

Isaac Monteath - Course Exhibition and Certificate of Distinction: Computer Science 

Michelle Screaigh - VET Exhibition: Music, Certificate of Distinction: Music

Alexander Khor - Certificate of Distinction: Mathematics, Mathematics Specialist

Lachlan Parkin - Certificate of Distinction: Screen and Media

 

Congratulations also to the following Duncraig campus students who received a Certificate of Excellence:

Georgia Allen

Amanda Barville

Zaven Boyadjian

Matthew Firkins

Jayden Greenwell

Alexander Khor

Georgia Mason

Isaac Monteath

Jake Pevitt

Michelle Screaigh

Anjali Vasikaran

Alison Wills

Joshua Wills

Emily Wood

The hard work and dedication of our students, their teachers and their families is reflected in a median ATAR of 85 at the Duncraig campus where over half of the Year 12s placed in the top 20% of students in the State. At the Carramar campus 25 students achieved pleasing results with an ATAR over 90.

Schoolboys Cup

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Category: Duncraig - Secondary School

Published on Tuesday, 13 December 2011 17:21

St Stephen's School reached the grand final of the West Australian Football Commission's Schoolboys Cup for the first time this year.

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