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🎭 Specialist Contemporary Drama – Term 2 Wrap-Up! 🎭
What a huge term it’s been for our Specialist Contemporary Drama students!
✨ Over 100 students from Year 8-12 went on an excursion to see Hoods by Barking Gecko – a powerful play exploring themes of childhood resilience, family, and the hidden struggles of Australian families.
✨ Our Year 8 Specialist students took part in a high-energy improvisation workshop run by an industry professional through Black Swan State Theatre Company, sponsored by Perth Airport.
✨ Meanwhile, two buzzing after-school Drama Hub classes ran every Monday, led by teaching artists from WA Youth Theatre Company (WAYTCO), giving students the chance to grow their skills in scripted work. Thank you to Miss Hafid for organising these workshops and excursions for our students.
✨ The highlight of the term for many of our Specialist contemporary Drama students was, of course, Drama camp! In Week 9, students from Years 9–12 Drama headed off on our most anticipated event of the year – a four-day camp packed with skill-building, production work, great food, and loads of fun.
Congratulations to all our Drama students for their enthusiasm, creativity and hard work this term!Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

🎭 Specialist Contemporary Drama – Term 2 Wrap-Up! 🎭
What a huge term it’s been for our Specialist Contemporary Drama students!
✨ Over 100 students from Year 8-12 went on an excursion to see Hoods by Barking Gecko – a powerful play exploring themes of childhood resilience, family, and the hidden struggles of Australian families.
✨ Our Year 8 Specialist students took part in a high-energy improvisation workshop run by an industry professional through Black Swan State Theatre Company, sponsored by Perth Airport.
✨ Meanwhile, two buzzing after-school Drama Hub classes ran every Monday, led by teaching artists from WA Youth Theatre Company (WAYTCO), giving students the chance to grow their skills in scripted work. Thank you to Miss Hafid for organising these workshops and excursions for our students.
✨ The highlight of the term for many of our Specialist contemporary Drama students was, of course, Drama camp! In Week 9, students from Years 9–12 Drama headed off on our most anticipated event of the year – a four-day camp packed with skill-building, production work, great food, and loads of fun.
Congratulations to all our Drama students for their enthusiasm, creativity and hard work this term!
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2 days ago

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What a brilliant term fabulous work students and teachers… πŸŽ‰

Absolutely amazing! Love hearing about the Arts being embraced and celebrated in schools! Well done Belmont City College πŸ‘

Joyce Recco Forni

🍰Last week as part of the start to our NAIDOC celebrations, we held our annual staff bake-off. Staff were invited to share a plate of food using native ingredients with each plate judged by members of our NAIDOC Student Leadership Group. This year was highly competitive and level of thought, creativity and variety of dishes that were on display were impressive and very delicious. the Macadamia and White Chocolate Cookies took the top prize; second prize was the Spicy Saltbush Chicken Wings.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment

🍰Last week as part of the start to our NAIDOC celebrations, we held our annual staff bake-off. Staff were invited to share a plate of food using native ingredients with each plate judged by members of our NAIDOC Student Leadership Group. This year was highly competitive and level of thought, creativity and variety of dishes that were on display were impressive and very delicious. the Macadamia and White Chocolate Cookies took the top prize; second prize was the Spicy Saltbush Chicken Wings. ... See MoreSee Less

3 days ago

Wanjoo!

We acknowledge and respect the Noongar Whadjuk people, the traditional custodians of the boodja (land) on which we work and live.
We recognise their continuing connection to the boodja and bilya (rivers), and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.