Narrogin
Senior High School

Cnr Homer St & Gray Street Narrogin WA 6312 | (08)9881 9300

NSHS Students Remember.

Last term and during the holidays NSHS students were involved in ANZAC services to remember the sacrife and contribution our forbears made in WWI and in all other theatres of war Australia has been involved in.  A very enlightening and moving service was held in the school Gym on the Thursday of the last week of term, followed the next day by the Combined Schools Service in Memorial Park, Narrogin. On ANZAC Day at Memorial Park, Narrogin, NSHS was represented once again by Prefects Shannon and Brad Walliss who laid a wreath of remembrance, Emily Ballantyne who played “The Last Post” and then by Renee Sieber who delivered a very informative address on the local O’Rourke family from Yilliminning who had 3 sons enlist in WWI.     

1.  Head Students: Shannon Hall and Jade Stevenson Marsh   

2. Student Councillors, Head Students, Cadets with Principal Mr Quartermaine at Narrogin Town Memorial 

3. NSHS Band members played for this service. Jade & Shannon Wreath smallGroup at Memorial smallBand small

 

Summary of Year 12 Performance 2013

Narrogin Year 12 students achieved excellent results.  The dedication and efforts of our staff and students has resulted in a significant improvement in student achievement. As a result, all Academic targets have been raised for 2014.

Narrogin achieved a top 50 ranking for Vocational Education in Schools, ranking 32 out of all schools in Western Australia.

The number of students completing ATAR course increased by 4% with the median Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) score increasing by 2%. The number of students who achieved an ATAR of 55 or above and/or a Certificate II (Attainment) increased by 9%.

Vocational Education students achieved 24 different Certificates with 8 students achieving a Certificate III and two students achieving a Certificate IV in Nursing. The percentage of students achieving WACE was equal to the state average (97%) and the percentage of students achieving a Certificate II or higher increased by 12%.

Criselle Flores won a Secondary Curriculum and Standards Award of Commendation for achieving 20 A grades or equivalent over Years 11 and 12.

Narrogin SHS Continues to offer quality programs for all students. An extensive professional development program for teachers based on research on strategies that make the biggest difference to student learning, by Dylan Wiliam was commenced in 2013 and will be a focus for school improvement in 2014.

 

Yr 12 Presentation Evening

NSHS Band students win gold in Sydney

During the July school holidays two NSHS Band members, Caleb Pascoe and Emily Ballantyne and two ex NSHS band members Blake Howieson and Matthew Ballantyne travelled to Sydney and Canberra with the Perth Hills and Wheatbelt Band for a 13 day tour.  The Band was directed by Peter Hind and Phil Robertson from the Instrumental Music School Services. The tour highlight was winning a gold medal at the Australian International Music Festival and becoming the first visiting band to play at a changing federation guard closing ceremony at the Australian War Memorial.  The band comprised of members from 8 different schools. The band is now preparing for a four week tour of the European battlefields in July 2015.  Well done Emily, Caleb, Blake and Matthew. NARROGIN OPERA HSE STEPS 269kb 

Left to right – Caleb, Blake, Emily and Matthew

NSHS Staff & Students Support Chaplaincy Fund with a Purple Haze Day

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