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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR WA KIDS (and chocolate lovers)
Yesterday, I received a very important letter from Taylah, who is nine years old and lives in Thornlie.
Taylah asks:
"Will the Easter Bunny be able to come to Western Australia this year? I heard that no one can come into Australia because of COVID-19."
Well Taylah, I have some very important news to share with you and all WA kids today.
Yesterday, I received a very important letter from Taylah, who is nine years old and lives in Thornlie.
Taylah asks:
"Will the Easter Bunny be able to come to Western Australia this year? I heard that no one can come into Australia because of COVID-19."
Well Taylah, I have some very important news to share with you and all WA kids today.
Mark McGowan
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR WA KIDS (and chocolate lovers)
Yesterday, I received a very important letter from Taylah, who is nine years old and lives in Thornlie.
Taylah asks:
"Will the Easter Bunny be able to come to Western Australia this year? I heard that no one can come into Australia because of COVID-19."
Well Taylah, I have some very important news to share with you and all WA kids today.
Today, volunteers from Baldivis Children's Forest came and picked up 700 seedlings grown by our students completing the Certificate II Conservation & Land Management. Students began propagating this order in October 2019 and then continued seedling maintenance in the College nursery. Well done to all involved in this community partnership. The seedlings will be planted in May at the public park at Baldivis Children's Forest.
This week marks the beginning of the move to online learning.
Connect is not only our primary source of communication in sending online learning content for students but the vast majority of schools throughout Western Australia. Over the last few days, there have been four times more demand for Connect and almost 10 times the regular use of the public website. Therefore, the Department of Education has tripled the capacity of the Connect servers, which should assist in delays and congestion, but we ask that you are patient during this time. We encourage the communication between students, teachers and parents/guardians as we progress into this new style of teaching and learning.
Connect is not only our primary source of communication in sending online learning content for students but the vast majority of schools throughout Western Australia. Over the last few days, there have been four times more demand for Connect and almost 10 times the regular use of the public website. Therefore, the Department of Education has tripled the capacity of the Connect servers, which should assist in delays and congestion, but we ask that you are patient during this time. We encourage the communication between students, teachers and parents/guardians as we progress into this new style of teaching and learning.
The College Cafeteria will be closed from tomorrow until the end of term.
