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Four of our students recently participated in Camp Hero, an event organised by Zero2Hero. A couple of them shared the following reflections on their experience.   Keeley: Camp Hero, run by Zero2Hero, is a powerful five-day leadership and mental health camp held at Nanga Bush Camp. I had the privilege of attending and it was […]

The first week in Term 2 saw our K-12 Cross Country Carnival held in beautiful conditions at St James’. Years 2-12 completed a challenging course of varying distances while our Kindy, Pre-Primary and Year 1 students completed a participation-based carnival on the Junior School Oval. As always, the level of effort and participation was outstanding

What an incredible day we had at the Junior School Swimming Carnival on Friday 28 February, hosted at HBF Stadium! The event was filled with excitement and team spirit, while students from years 3 – 6 showcased their swimming skills in a range of fun and competitive races. The atmosphere was electric, with cheering from

We are thrilled to introduce our furry friends Paddy, YoYo, and Florence to our school community! These adorable wellbeing dogs will be visiting us regularly to spread joy, comfort, and positivity among our students and staff. Say Hello to Paddy: Paddy is the life of the party! His playful antics and boundless energy bring laughter

We are excited to share the story of our 10-year anniversary logo, a powerful representation of our School’s deep connection to faith, learning and community. Designed by Derek Nannup, a local Noongar man, this stunning artwork captures the essence of St James’. At its heart is the cross, symbolising our Anglican faith and the values

Thursday 6 February saw the carnival year begin with a Senior School Swimming Carnival on another hot day at HBF Stadium. As we’ve come to expect, our students displayed competitiveness and class. Overall we enjoyed an improved participation with student trying to maximise their scores for their House. Personal bests, new records and excellent participation

Congratulations to each and every one of our Class of 2024 after receiving their ATAR/WACE results. In particular, congratulations to Ryder Kereopa, who with an ATAR score of 96.25, is St James’ top ATAR performer in 2024. We also acknowledge and congratulate Ruby Aitken (ATAR Score 94.40) as well as Tessa Keefe and Damien Lowe

As Keva Crouch, Chair of our School Council, shared with our community during the recent Awards Evening, next year we will be launching our new Strategic Plan 2025-2027. As we look towards the future of St James’, we are guided by a bold vision that aims to create a thriving school community where every voice

As we end the school year, we bid a fond farewell to a truly remarkable member of our community – Reverend John Taylor. After ten years of dedicated service as our Chaplain, Reverend Taylor is retiring, leaving behind a legacy that will continue to inspire and shape the heart of our school for many years

What an incredible week it’s been as we celebrated the achievements of our students at the Junior and Senior School Awards Events! These special events were an opportunity to recognise the hard work, dedication, and passion that our students have shown throughout the year. From academic excellence to sporting triumphs and artistic achievements, it was