Research shows that students enjoy improved outcomes when parents and school are able to work together proactively. With this in mind we’re proud to announce the introduction of a series of Parent Education Seminars (PES)….
We are pleased to have 2 new tutors join the Music Department – Mary Holland and Aaron Mallone. As well as the current brass, woodwind, piano, guitar and drum tuition, we are now excited to…
We love our College families and would love to invite you to our Christmas Services at Rockingham Baptist Church in the hall on the SCBC Campus. On Sunday 18th December we have a Children’s Christmas…
A good relationship with your child is the best insurance against peer pressure. Talk directly about peer pressure – don’t avoid it, hoping it will just go away. Teach them useful phrases to use to…
The uniform shop is open by appointment in January on the following dates: Monday 16th Tuesday 17th Wednesday 18th Monday 23rd Tuesday 24th Monday 30th Tuesday 31st To book your appointment go to: www.schoolinterviews.com.au The…
Enrolments for December/January lessons are now open. It is important for every child to learn to swim and develop essential water safely skills. VacSwim’s school holiday swimming lessons are conducted by qualified instructors who teach…
Fathers and Father figures you’re invited to bring your child/children to the XLR8 Obstacle Course in Baldivis for an awesome afternoon of fun and adventure. From the XLR8 website: XLR8 Obstacle Course is Western Australia’s only purpose…
“Dads need to be around at times that matter – crisis times such as exams, relationship breakdowns and important transition times.” – Jim McCluskey, medical researcher, doctor and researcher Learn to recognize what constitutes a…
This Movember, the SCBC Fathering Project are raising funds for men’s health. Will you join my team? http://moteam.co/fathering-project-south-coast-baptist-college We’re supporting the Movember Foundation because they’re tackling some of the most significant health issues faced by…
It’s tempting to put on a brave face and give the impression to your family that you are coping well with work, fathering, or other aspects of your life, even when things are not going…