Primary News


AUSSIES OF THE MONTH

Congratulations to our Primary School ‘Aussies of the Month’ for May. Beau, Tiffany and Teagan were recognised for their fantastic effort and contributions to the Primary School Digital Technology Program by our specialist teacher Mrs….


EASTER ASSEMBLY

On Friday, 12th April 2019, all our Year 4 students were involved in the production of “The Tale of Three Trees”.  It is the story of three trees that had very specific dreams and aspirations…


IN THE CLASSROOM – YEAR 3C

Over the course of Term 1, our Year 3C class embraced their wild sides and explored a variety of living things in science. Students learnt about the major classifications of different animals and ‘showed some…


TEE BALL

A group of Year 5 students attended the Ron Jose oval on Thursday, 14th March, to participate in the WACSSA Interschool Tee Ball tournament. The day was a huge success with the boys’ and girls’…



DIVISION 1 INTERSCHOOL SWIMMING CARNIVAL

On Tuesday, 2nd April South Coast Baptist College attended the WACSSA division 1 interschool swimming carnival. All the early morning swim training, in preparation for the carnival, paid off with SCBC competed very well and…



AVID IN THE PRIMARY SCHOOL – COLLABORATION

Instruction through AVID in the Primary school comes in the form of WICOR strategies; “When efforts are structured cooperatively, there is considerable evidence that students will exert more effort to achieve, build more positive and…


SCBC MUSIQUE MUSIC FESTIVAL

Friday, 9th August 2019 SCBC Hall 10:30 – 12:00 SCBC Musique is a music festival open to all students in Year 1-6 who undertake music lessons at the college or at any other music institution…





MAY MUNCH CHALLENGE

Some of the core elements of wellbeing include enough sleep, exercise and nutrition. Physical health interacts with mental health and either assists or hinders students’ ability to learn. In the month of May, we’re challenging all…


AVID IN THE PRIMARY SCHOOL – SLANT

SLANT is a technique for students to self-regulate their level of classroom interaction and engagement. It is also a quick and undisruptive way for teachers to provide a quick reminder of the classroom expectations as…