Family and friends are invited to attend the Years 3-6 Assembly on Friday 7 June at 8.45am in the Marist Auditorium. Students will receive Merit Certificates for their Academic achievements and Year 4 Green will present their item.
LifeLink Day 2019 will officially be launched on Wednesday 5 June 2019 during WA Week.
LifeLink Day provides a wonderful opportunity for students attending Catholic schools within the Archdiocese of Perth, to join together to show their collective support for the many Church social service agencies 鈥� agencies which on behalf of us all, reach out to provide practical care and direct assistance to thousands of people in need within the community each year.
The Marist Association of St Marcellin Champagnat hosts a biennial lecture series across Australia known as 鈥楾he Marian Lecture鈥�.
The biennial Marian Lecture for the Marist Association will be an encounter with international speaker, biblical scholar, author and award-winning poet, Dr Bonnie Thurston, who will draw on the rich tradition of contemplation and how to be attentive to the God within.
Late last term the College announced to the community the approval of the Learning Hub development on the Marcellin Campus. The College will host a Community Forum facilitated by the College Architect, Bob Sly, Munns Sly Moore, to present the Learning Hub development and answer any question members of the community may have.
A webpage has also been created to address community questions and provide details about the project. This webpage covers broadly the topics to be covered at the community forum. to access the webpage.
The Year 6 students continued their leadership focus as they visited Parliament House last week. They learnt about how governments are formed, our electoral process and could compare their leadership qualities against politicians of the past.
On Tuesday 14 May, the Year 6 classes went on an excursion to Parliament House. We participated in three activities. Firstly, we went to The Constitution Centre where we learnt about the levels of government, the leaders of Parliament and how the Queen is represented by a Governor General. We then visited the Electoral Centre where we learnt how to vote and enjoyed an activity where we voted for our favourite type of candy. Skittles won because they are the best! We also visited Parliament House where we were taken on a tour and learnt about the history of the building. We were very fortunate to see question time which is where the opposition asks the government questions about how they are running the country.
By the end of the day, we had learnt lots of new facts about Parliament House and how our country is run. It was a great excursion.
