SCBC congratulates all of our 2019 graduates, especially acknowledging Manav Kumar achieving SCBC’s top 2019 ATAR score of a fantastic 98.75, followed closely by Justyn Hall with 98.00! “If you don’t have the passion and the motivation for what you are studying, it is going to be hard to enjoy school or university and to […]
Daniel Rutherford, who is currently a Year 12 student here at South Coast Baptist College, was selected for a prestigious science internship overseas upon his application for the 2019 NatureBridge Alcoa Scholars Program, held between 13th to 28th July. Participants hail from all countries of the world. They will be conducting hands-on science projects, having […]
Obstacle Course Obstacle courses are like carnivals of movement to children. They invite, they challenge and they satisfy while always leaving children begging, “Can we do it again? Can we do it again?” Children learn best when they are actively engaged in activities that reinforce skills. Young children especially need opportunities to move […]
A smooth start to the year. Beginning school is such an adventure. We are delighted by the smooth transition the students have made to Kindergarten. We believe that learning is everywhere both inside and outside the classroom. Here students experiment with water play, ride bikes and scooters and write their names in shaving cream. Students: […]
Our Year 11 art students did amazing collaborative self-portraits this and I wanted to share them with you! Please go past the M block foyer ‘white wall’/ ‘exhibition space’ to see the wonderful works. They were made by starting one portrait then 10 minutes later rotating and continuing to draw yourself on the next portrait […]
In term 4, year 8 students in STEM – Robotics have been learning to independently solve problems through the construction of a simple remote-controlled vehicle. Students are provided with the components required for the vehicle and, after being taught the basics of Fusion 360, an industry standard CAD package, students design and then laser-cut a […]
