Which is faster: An athlete at the 100m sprint, or the cars on Windsor Rd last Thursday?
Almost every student and staff member faced this reality last week, as drivers crept past the aftermath of...
It’s not every day that your school gets a brand-new Head of College – fresh out of what some might consider a rival school, as well as a proud supporter for the NRL team that is in hot contention...
With many of us stressing about the English assessments we inevitably will have to face at some point in the future, I thought I’d write a little bit about what I’ve learnt through my years at the...
Last week, the NSW Allschools Triathlon 2023 took place at the Sydney International Regatta Centre, and William Clarke was fortunate enough to have a multitude of students partake. The event took place...
While it is greatly debated among many what the best carnival is at William Clarke College, the swimming carnival is a fan favourite. Its placement near the start of the year makes it somewhat of a ‘last...
This past winter, the WCC Community Problem Solving team qualified for nationals. Their project, ‘Plastic for Profit’ is now slowly being introduced into the college, and as with any other new initiative,...
Recently, I had the pleasure of talking to Jesse David Fitzgerald, the new Chaplain at William Clarke College, to get to know him a bit better. Whilst this is his first year in a teaching role at a school,...
It’s time to pull out the goggles and cap again to find the victorious house. Will Andrews be able to hold onto first? Or will Langdon see victory? Whether you spend your 5am mornings staring at a blackline...
On Wednesday the 30th of November, Anson L and I interviewed William Clarke’s College Chaplain, Mr Noble, to see his thoughts on celebrating Christmas and how to do so from a Christian perspective. We...
Lights, camera, action!
Countless hours of rehearsing and memorising lines all came down to this. Helping out in all three nights of performance was an excellent experience as I got to see how much...
As the end of the school year nears, it often brings many goodbyes. We say goodbye to our teachers who have suffered our presence for a whole year, friends, and amazing assessments. This year we will also...
Contemporary Music is a somewhat new co-curricular segment at William Clarke, run by Mr Cavenagh and the music faculty. In the words of Mr Cavenagh, “Contemporary Music Ensembles are made up of smaller...
