Author name: Tameika Brown

On the first day of Term 2, Mrs Syme and three of our Year 10 Anglicare Ambassadors visited Anglicare WA at their Joondalup office for an insightful and meaningful learning experience. The students were given a guided tour of the centre, including the welcoming child counselling rooms, and gained a deeper understanding of the eight […]

Our first Food4All delivery for the year was a wonderful reflection of the generosity and compassion within our school community. Following our Term 1 House Charity Day, we were able to collect an incredible range of non-perishable food items and essential supplies to support local families in need. On Tuesday 31 March, a total of

The 2026 Junior School Inter House Swimming Carnival was a fantastic day, showcasing participation, positive house spirit, and high level of performance across all year groups. Well done to all students who participated on the day and represented their house, your efforts and support were integral to the success of the day. Keeping showing up

The 2026 Senior School Interhouse Swimming Carnival was a fantastic day, showcasing strong participation, positive house spirit and high level of performance across all year groups. Well done to all students who participated on the day and represented their house, your efforts and support were integral to the success of the day. Keeping showing up

Yesterday, we celebrated an incredible year of learning, growth, and achievement across our Junior and Senior Schools. In the afternoon, our Years 3–6 students were recognised for their outstanding efforts in the 2025 Junior School Awards. The Year 6 cohort brought wonderful energy to the event with their taiko drum performance of Best Day of

We proudly hosted our very first St James’ Beach Volleyball Festival as part of our Volleyball Specialist Program — and what an incredible day it turned out to be! More than 150 students took to our on-site beach courts, filling the School with energy as they battled it out in a full day of friendly

We celebrated our Year 6 students as they prepared to farewell Junior School and take their next big step into Senior School. The morning began with a beautiful Eucharist, where families joined us to mark this milestone. Students and families heard from Mr Pree — who offered a light-hearted warning about the teenage years ahead

Our Pre-Primary students shone as they performed their circus skills that they have been practising throughout the term. With guidance from Joe at Suitcase Circus, the students practised and showcased a variety of circus skills, including juggling, hula hoops, diablos, clubs, flower sticks, acrobatics, spinning plates and even stilt-walking. Students explored the magical world of

This year saw the first time that the weekly cooking club was combined with the valuable service-learning program run at St James’. Mrs Ange Robertson ably assisted by Zoe C J in Year 11, created a menu that included a festive array of foods that could be prepared each week with the aim to deliver