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YEAR 11 OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
Congratulations to this year's Year 11 students on an outstanding year. We look forward to their ongoing success in 2006. Ferron DEARNLEY The Town of Vincent
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| October 2005
Enjoy the fabulous talents of Aranmore's artists in the images below!
YEAR 12 AWARDS 2005
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION MATHEMATICS TECHNOLOGY & ENTERPRISE
VOCATIONAL
CATHOLIC EDUCATION CARNIVALE
During the day many dynamic and visually stimulting displays are set up, combined with performances by Primary and Secondary students from many Catholic schools. The Carnival was held on Thursday 13 October and forty Aranmore students represented the College in the Official Opening Ceremony. Our students proudly carried the flags of the many nations represented at Aranmore and were led in by the Trinity College Pipes and Drums. It was a great opportunity for our students to be involved in this public event in the city. Congratulations to all our students who represented us so well.
Mr Jim Elliott
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| August 2005 (ONSITE Coordinator Paul Baker, HIA Business Manager/ The Dream Factory project will enable students to be engaged in any occupation within the housing industry, e.g. bricklaying, carpentry, tiling, plastering, etc. As students progress to Year 12 Graduation, they will gain a Certificate 1 or 2 in Building & Construction. On Graduation, they would move into employment in an apprenticeship in their chosen trade area. Throughout the whole process the Housing Industry Association will be providing mentors to the students involved. The H.I.A. sees this close association with each student as crucial to the program’s success and the successful transition of students from school to an apprenticeship. Clearly, the H.I.A. wants to make sure that students also enter an apprenticeship with much background information and the ability to be successful in an apprenticeship. Thirty students have been selected from well over double that number for the first intake. Three students from Aranmore are among the thirty.This initiative of the Onsite group, led by Mr Paul Baker, has already attracted interest Australia wide and other Housing Industry Associations are hoping to implement the program. I believe that our students are very fortunate to have this program available to them. If you would like to learn more about ONSITE visit the website at http://onsite.aranmore.wa.edu.au Jim Elliott SCIENCE WEEK AT ARANMORE It has been a HUGE week in Science at Aranmore this week. 250 Year Five students from our surrounding primary schools attended ten EXPLOSIVE sessions to learn about ENERGY. There were BANGS, SCREAMS and POPS as the students learnt about solar energy, fuel, mining, motion and static electricity. They mined marble cakes, shook up oil and water and made dry ice rockets. And many had a hair-raising tale to tell. The most hair-raising of all were the explosions at the end by Mr Wilson! Aranmore Science students demonstrated all the activities and the Year Five students went back to their own schools armed with a lot of knowlege, a showbag and a solar power kit to set up in their own classrooms. Most importantly, science week at Aranmore encouraged the students to have a passion for science; something Aranmore is passionate about! You can see in the pictures below just some of the activities that made this year's Science Week the most ENERGETIC yet! Thank you to all our Primary School students, teachers and parents for creating such a BANG in 2005! Thanks also to our MAD scientist Mr Ian Wilson and the Science Department for working your magic once again!
Angelico Exhibition
Congratulations to the following Aranmore students whose work was selected for its originality, design and expertise in handling of the chosen media: Maree Fletcher, Madeleine Long, Daniela Miloseska, Michelle Ranieri, Ferron Dearnley and Gemma Vasoli. Special congratulations must go to two students, Maree Fletcher and Gemma Vasoli whose work was highly commended. Maree's work titled Who Am I? was selected in the Open Division and Gemma's poster Pope John Paul II, a Life of Service in the Special Fra Angelico Award.
Gujo High School Visit
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Here
are some of the works from the 2005 Aranmore Art exhibition. It was
opened on Thursday night by Mr Richard Gunning from the Town of Vincent,
and is open the weekend of 29-30 October from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm.
Christian
Leadership Award - Thuy Tran
THE
ARTS
Each
year Catholic Education displays the variety of schooling opportunities
it offers to students throughout the State, at the Forrest Place Carnivale.
This
year the Onsite group, consisting of the following Colleges: Aranmore,
Chisholm, La Salle, Newman, Perth, Prendiville and Trinity, formed a
partnership with the Housing Industry Association to implement an innovative
program entitled 'The Dream Factory'.
The
annual exhibition of Art from Catholic Secondary School students throughout
Western Australia is this year on display at the Lord Forrest Centre
in St Georges Terrace, Perth. Once again the exhibition features work
of an exceptional standard.
