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Our Year 1 students have been studying landscapes, with a focus on natural, built and managed features. In a special lesson delivered by our Principal Mr Pree, our students learned about the importance of planning and creativity in architecture and engineering. They were shown blueprints and designs for St James’ current Junior School classroom extension […]

Our Year 4 students recently welcomed the Water Corporation for an incursion, aligned with our current HASS and science programs on sustainability, Indigenous practices, and soil and rock. The presentation began with a discussion on the importance of water and the vital role it plays in our daily lives. Students were also introduced to the concept

St James’ is home to a vibrant library that serves as a cornerstone for academic enrichment and literary exploration. The library offers a plethora of services and resources tailored to meet the diverse needs of our more than 1100 students in Kindergarten to Year 12. With a collection exceeding 8000 books, spanning various genres and

St James’ has achieved yet another extraordinary milestone in our Cub Sandwiches program, with an incredible 1000 sandwiches being made for students in our local community during our second session of 2024. It means the previous record of 930 sandwiches, which was achieved at the first session of this year, has also been eclipsed. After

We are dedicated to providing the best possible educational experience for our students. One way we strive to achieve this is by listening to feedback from our Parents/Guardians. As part of our commitment to continuous improvement, we will be conducting our Annual Parents/Guardians Survey for 2024. This survey will be completely anonymous and will consist

We are proud to announce that our foundation Principal, Mr Adrian Pree, was awarded 35 Years of Service Award by the CEO of Anglican Schools Commission (Inc.) (ASC). This remarkable achievement was celebrated in front of over 1300 of our WA dedicated teachers and staff during the annual Anglican Identity Day at the commencement of

Congratulations to all our brilliant students who participated in the ultimate test of memory and math skills by reciting as many digits of Pi as they could! A huge round of applause goes to Tyson B for his incredible feat, reciting an impressive 117 decimal places of Pi! Let’s not forget our fantastic runners-up: Bailey-Rae

Pre-Primary classes had an unforgettable visit from WestOz Wildlife. They delved into the fascinating world of Australia’s native animals. From cuddly marsupials to slithering reptiles, the young adventurers were treated to an up-close encounter with some of nature’s most incredible creatures. Under the guidance of the passionate team at WestOz Wildlife, the Pre-Primary students had