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Mark of respect
We packed a lot into this year’s NAIDOC Week celebration at North Lake. Dean’s music group entertained the crowd prior to the main event. Our special guests were the crew from Tidal Moon based in Shark Bay. They have created a business that revives Australia’s first export – sea cucumbers. Sea cucumbers are considered a…
Read MoreNDIS: Pathways to post school life
The National Disability Insurance Agency invites participants, carers, parents, teachers and all people with disability who are leaving school to attend an information session about what options and supports may be available to them. Click on the link below for more details. WA – Pathways to Post School Life – Flyer – FINAL
Read MoreSpeed Dating Brings Book Love
Sharing the love of reading was the theme for our first Speed Dating with a Book event held late in term two. Presenters had two minutes to tell their small audience about a favourite book or most recent read. At the sound of a bell participants moved to the next presenter. So participants got to…
Read MoreWrite a short story and win
The NLSC Short Story Competition is open to all students. Stories should be 1000 – 1200 words and can be based on any topic. Prizes include Dymocks, Officeworks and canteen vouchers. Submit your story by Wednesday 26 July in hard copy at the library. For more information contact Ravi. Writers might also like to consider…
Read MoreScience makes cheese better
North Lake Science teachers Antoinette and Belinda attended a UWA after school seminar/chemistry event hosted by the Women In Chemistry Group, a part of the Royal Australian Chemistry Institute. This was in preparation for the Antoinette’s year 12 Integrated Science Class for Semester 2. They will be looking at Biotechnology in Industry – particularly focusing on the…
Read MoreSpeed Dating with a Book
Staff and students are invited to join us for Speed Dating with a Book next Tuesday 27 June at second break in the canteen. You can join as a presenter of your favourite book or most recent read, or as a participant, hearing about other’s favourite books. Presenters share their love of a book for…
Read MoreDid you say 35km? That’s a long walk
If fact it’s The Bloody Long Walk to help Australians living with mitochondrial disease (mito). Mito robs the body’s cells of energy, causing multiple organ dysfunction or failure. It can affect anyone at any age. The NLSD & F (North Lake Science Department & Family/Friends) team is going to take on this bloody big task…
Read MoreNLSC NEWS MAY 2023
Harmony Day, Anzac Service, Student Council, Mindful May, student success stories, our own Archibald Prize finalist and more. Click on the front page and you will be taken to the latest newsletter…
Read MoreExciting career ahead
Kane Brotherhood completed Year 12 at North Lake in 2021 and gained entry into the Metallurgical Engineering course at Curtin University. It has been an exciting time for Kane with his studies taking him to Malaysia this year to work directly with the government on sustainable development. He has received two scholarships, one with MRL…
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