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...
An awesome event filled with great music, games, talks and decorations, what could possibly be better?
Younite was a Christian-based event at the college, similar to the GAP but only for WCC students....
Last Wednesday after school, the Student Representative council, or SRC, came together to discuss various matters regarding student life at the College. The SRC is made up of Year Leaders from Year 7-12,...
Last Thursday, the Primary and Secondary Schools of William Clarke College all crowded into the Sports Centre to uncover the identity of the new headmaster. Previously, Dr Scott Marsh had led our school,...
If you told me 5 years ago that I would be given the opportunity to pursue my lifelong passion in the same place I fall asleep everyday (yes, I mean school), I certainly would not have believed you. I’d...
31 students. The maximum size of many school classes in Australia. Statistically speaking, 31 students in William Clarke College will be diagnosed with Leukemia in their lifetime. This 31 includes your...
Edited by Anson L (Year 10)
Well in, Week 7, Year 8 participated in their language program, learning the culture and traditions of Darug. Rather than a traditional timetable class, Darug Week, as the...
Who will win? William Clarke College in the HICES Debating Grand Finals; everything’s at stake! All those meetings, all those restless afternoons frantically writing speeches, ... All those moments leading...
Everyone's favorite house competition was finally back after 2 years of being canceled. Secondary School united together in houses on the sports centre stage and sang their hearts out – the air in the...
Year 9 Camp
Camp at last ...
Finally! After three years of treacherous weather, a pandemic and canceled camps, Year 9 were able to go on their weeklong ‘retreat’. Aspects of the camp were challenging,...
Edited by Liv S
The final stretches of High school have begun for Year 10, as they finalised Year 11 subject selections at the end of Term 2. This time of year is always difficult for students who...
After missing out on countless bonding opportunities, Year 11 was finally able to join together and celebrate each other’s differences as a cohort. On 28 June, the students of year 11 had an eventful...
