Studying at Swan View Senior High School
ACE
The ACE Program has been established to cater for students aspiring to reach high academic standards.
Education Support
Supporting the individual needs of students through their wellbeing, academic and social and emotional growth.
FAME
The Swan View Fame Academy provides students with the opportunity to extend their skills in acting and production areas.
Elite Basketball
The Basketball program gives students is Years 7-10 the chance to pursue their passion for Basketball.
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Each week, our Upper School Education Support students visit Swan View Primary to mentor pre-primary students as part of their Sport Leadership program.
Through planning and leading activities, our students develop valuable skills in communication, negotiation, strategy and teamwork to help prepare them for the workplace and life beyond school.
The pre-primary students think our mentors are superheroes, and we could not agree more!
Well done to our extraordinary students!
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On Saturday, a group of our students along with Mr Serafini and Ms Hutton headed to Pixel Expo for an exciting opportunity to explore the world of independent game development and discover where a passion for gaming can lead.
Six students from Years 9 to 12 had the chance to interview some of Perth’s emerging independent game developers about their upcoming projects and experiences in the industry.
Students also got hands-on with demonstrations of upcoming video games and tabletop games, while gaining valuable insight into the skills, study options and career pathways available in game development.
It was a fantastic opportunity to go beyond simply playing games and learn more about the creativity, technology, design and teamwork that goes into bringing them to life.
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Wishing our talented Guitar Ensemble students all the best as they take the stage at the WA Classical Guitar Festival today at Carine Senior High School.
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The Maali Bakers Academy is an initiative for our Polly Farmer Foundation Follow the Dream Program students. Students who attend tutoring at least twice a week are invited to participate in the Academy on Thursday afternoons with Ms Manning, where they develop their baking skills, explore native ingredients and prepare food for special community events.
And this week Maali Bakers were run off their feet this week, trialling a brand-new cupcake recipe ahead of their next catering event, an Elders Afternoon Tea with the Cultural Studies Program at Swan View Primary.
The bakers discovered a very different way to make cupcakes and experimented with strawberry gum leaves as a flavouring. Who knew gum leaves could create such an incredible flavour?
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After back to back draws with Emmanuel Christian Community School and Shenton College, our Junior boys got their maiden win on Tuesday with the game ending 4-3 against Ballajura Community College. The boys were ecstatic and showed extraordinary effort. Congratulations to Jett Cassettai for scoring twice with Kofi Anning and Nayte Mazurak also getting on the scoresheet. The whole team should be commended for their efforts and for working tirelessly until the end.
Best on ground award: Kofi Anning
UP&GOer award: Lakyn Jeans
Grill'd Midland
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Last week, our Japanese Teacher Mr Townsend, kindly stayed back after school to welcome two visiting students from Tokyo, Japan, who were taking part in an exchange program with one of our feeder primary schools, Greenmount Primary School.
Mr Townsend spoke with the students about high school life in Australia and answered their thoughtful questions. Everyone also enjoyed viewing the wonderful collection of Japanese pop art displayed throughout the classroom.
Thank you, Mr Townsend, for making our visitors feel so welcome. The willingness of our staff to go above and beyond is one of the many reasons Swan View Senior High School is so extraordinary!
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