Welcome to Term Three - from the Acting Headmaster
By Dr Michael Brohier, Acting Headmaster
A very warm welcome to Term Three 2017 after what was hopefully a time of rest and relaxation.
Feature Stories
1st Netball Team Win APS Premiership
By Sheryl Burns, Director of Netball
1st Netball Team Place Second
By Sheryl Burns, Director of Netball
Mudgeeraba to Murgon – B1 was A+
By Brock Hudson and Holly Clements, Year 10
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
Junior School
Junior School Students Shine at the Gold Coast Speech Contest
By Danielle Swainson, Junior School Italian Teacher
Year 2 Excursion to The Hinterland Heritage Museum and local Mudgeeraba Town Centre
By Kylie Russell, Junior Teacher - Year 2 Leader
On Thursday 10 August, Year 2 headed off into the local community to visit the Hinterland Heritage Museum and complete a ‘Mystery Tour’ of the Mudgeeraba Town Centre. The excursion was part of our current Inquiry into ‘Where We Are In Place and Time’.
Author Michael Salmon Visits the College
By Sara Rosentreter, Information Literacy Teacher – Junior School
Students from Year 1 to 4 were privileged to have renowned author Michael Salmon visit. Michael has written books including Bobo my Superdog, The Bunyip Who Ate Canberra, Pirate Gold and Chocolate Vampire and he has been involved in graphics, children’s literature, TV and theatre since 1967.
Senior School
Fantastic Future Earth Scientists Succeed
By Lilah Thurbon, Year 7 Student
Year 9 Brothers do Bond for BUFTA
By Thomas and Samuel Liu, Year 9 Students
On Sunday 6 of August we were lucky enough to attend a BUFTA screenwriting course at Bond University. We were very excited to attend this class, since we are both very passionate about film-making and hope to give the Coen brothers a run for their money one day.
Backpack Challenge
By Joyce Louie, Year 11 Student
If you have walked past the Student Services Hub, you may have noticed the new colourful additions hanging off the second floor of the Gallus building. These vibrant new banners were created by a group of Year 7 to 12 students during Somerset College's first World Vision Backpack Sleepover Challenge.
