Category: Updates from Rose Bay Secondary College

On Monday 29 August, a group of 15 Year 12 boys went to Meadowbank Park to compete in the Senior State Championships of Ultimate Frisbee.

We are delighted to announce that the RBSC MEP Senior Concert and Senior Stage bands were both awarded Gold medals in their events at the ASBOF held at the NSW Conservatorium of Music on Sunday 28 August. 

Last Friday RBSC celebrated ‘Wear It Purple Day’. Many thanks to the Pride team along with teachers, Ms White & Ms McFayden for their organisation of the day. Maximum student voice and involvement celebrating a day of diversity and inclusion!!

We had many of our year 11 students put their hands up to serve our school community as student leaders in 2023.

Our Library at RBSC has mounted a display of books which have been short listed for awards from the CBCA, together with posters on the theme of “Dreaming with eyes open…”. Our two Year 11 ambassadors, Sophia and Emma, stand ready to encourage other students to begin the “dreaming”.

As the Environment Captains of Rose Bay Secondary College, we truly believe in the importance of educating and spreading awareness, which inspired us to run an Environment Week at our school in Week 9 of Term 2.

Congratulations to Gus, who has progressed through to the Regional Final for the Legacy Public Speaking Competition.

Members of Pride Alliance have been helping organise a display of books that celebrate LGBTQI+ authors and stories in preparation for Wear It Purple Day coming up in Week 6.

On Friday class 10 GeoA set off to Kings Cross as a part of our Human Wellbeing and Spatial Variation unit. Going on this excursion has allowed my class to understand the implications of providing understanding and love, not to mention basic hygiene services to individuals. Necessities that we are given daily and take for granted were shown to have revolutionised peoples’ lives, taking them from living on the streets with no hope, to becoming motivated and appreciated individuals.

Year 12 students completed RSA training at school today. This photo is some of the students ‘role playing’ a situation where they refuse a drink to a patron who is inebriated. A great day and students learnt lots about workplace safety.