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Some of our Junior School students recently represented St James’ Anglican School at the Numero Competition, held at Creaney Primary School, achieving fantastic results! Numero is an engaging mathematics card game that helps players develop numeracy skills, mathematical fluency and problem-solving abilities. Owned by Alzheimer’s WA, the game encourages students to apply mental computation, strategic

Students in Year 11 Engineering participated in the Electric Vehicle Challenge. The competition required students to build an electric vehicle, with many hours of designing, manufacturing, testing and refining all culminating in a single race day. It was a great opportunity for students to apply engineering skills in the real world. We were fortunate to

We were delighted to welcome Tracey Roberts MP, Federal Member for Pearce, to St James’ Anglican School to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our two recent Gold Level Awardees of The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, Keeley and Marissa. Both Year 12 students began their Duke of Edinburgh journey in Year 9 at Bronze Level

Congratulations to Year 8 student Zayn on his outstanding achievements in boxing. Zayn recently won the 2026 International Open Golden Gloves Championship in Queensland, adding to his National Championship title earlier this year. This makes Zayn both National and International Champion in 2026 – an incredible achievement! Zayn also took on a New Zealand boy

Today, we were incredibly proud to celebrate three outstanding St James’ students — Kent (Year 11), Keeley (Year 12) and Zoe (Year 12) — who were successfully awarded a Service Award at the Student Volunteer Afternoon Tea. Back in March, schools were invited to nominate students who have made a positive contribution through volunteering and

Congratulations to Year 6 students Jorja and Jacob, who have been achieving fantastic results in competitive cheerleading this year. Both students compete across two teams — Skyrocket, a Level 1 Elite team, and Havoc, a Level 2 team. So far this year, Skyrocket has placed first at both competitions, including being awarded Grand Champions at

Congratulations to Year 9 student Tadhg on his outstanding success at the Surf Life Saving WA Pool Rescue Championships. Tadhg claimed four gold medals and one silver medal across his five individual events, achieving three qualifying times for national selection. Following his outstanding performances, Tadhg has been selected to represent Surf Life Saving WA’s Western

Congratulations to Year 7 student Annabelle on being selected to represent Western Australia at the Australian Gymnastics Championships in Sydney for Power Tumbling. The Australian Gymnastics Championships is the highest level gymnastics competition in the country, bringing together Australia’s top gymnasts, including athletes in their final preparations for the Commonwealth Games. The Championships were held at

Congratulations to Year 7 student Maximus on his selection in the SSWA 12s Boys State Basketball Team. Being chosen as one of just 20 students across Western Australia is an outstanding achievement and reflects the dedication, hard work and commitment Maximus has shown to his basketball. Representing Western Australia at state level is a significant

Stewardship begins with understanding the world we have been entrusted to care for. Through a new partnership between St James’ Anglican School, the University of Western Australia (UWA), and Living Oceans, students are developing that understanding while contributing to genuine marine science research. Using the School’s Living Oceans Ecosystem Aquarium as a working research environment,