Author name: Kelly Lane

On Friday 9 August, 20 students and three staff members from St James’ Anglican School Alkimos participated in the Anglicare School Sleep Out at Optus Stadium. The event offered our students an invaluable opportunity to experience and understand the harsh realities faced by young people living on the streets. As of today, an impressive $209,580 […]

On Friday 19 July, and Saturday 20July, St James’ Anglican School was abuzz with excitement as students took to the stage for their highly anticipated production of The Addams Family. Both shows were sold out, highlighting the immense support from our school community. The performances were a testament to the incredible talent and hard work

With much excitement, the Year 4 students proudly presented their new Bush School shirts at our St James’ Day Assembly, showcasing their vibrant new uniforms to the entire school. After the assembly, the adventure continued as the students moved into the developing bush area, each planting seeds from our cherished bush tucker plants previously planted

St James’ celebrated the hard work, creativity and brilliance of our Year 4s, the Night of the Notables event shone as a beacon of talent and dedication. This inaugural showcase brought together students, families and teachers to honour the exceptional achievements of our students who embody the qualities of future leaders. The Night of the

On Wednesday 1 May, twelve girls from Years 5 and 6 embarked on an exciting journey to Kingsway Reserve to represent St James’ in the Schools Sport WA Girls Soccer Competition. It was a historic moment for St James’ as it marked the first time the School participated in such an event, igniting an atmosphere of anticipation

Over the holidays, the Junior School has undergone some fantastic transformations to create an even more inviting and dynamic learning environment! The Orchard now features unique rock walls and yarning circles, adding cosy and collaborative seating options that our students love during recess and lunch.   But that’s not all! The Junior School Basketball Court has

At St James’, we are not just educators; we are architects of holistic development. One of the avenues through which we empower our students is by delivering the esteemed Duke of Edinburgh International Award and the Ignite Award to our Year 7 to 12 students. Our dedicated Youth Award Leaders, Katie and Keeley, embody our

St James’ is thrilled to share the incredible impact of our partnership with the not-for-profit organisation EatUp this year! Together, we launched ‘Cub Sandwiches,’ a service initiative aimed at supporting local primary schools’ breakfast and lunch programs. Why Cub Sandwiches? Because 1 in 4 Australian children attend school without breakfast or lunch. We wanted to