Co-curricular activities are a vital part of an education at John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School. The School offers a wide range of co-curricular activities to all students. The activities vary from year to year to cater for personal interests, passions and strengths in students. Most activities run before and after school, however, occasionally, a co-curricular program runs at lunchtime to maximise participation.
Through the co-curricular programme we encourage students to be participators, to gain skills, extend their personal boundaries and develop confidence in their growing abilities to handle new challenges. Under guidance of encouraging staff, students can choose to compete in a wide range of interschool sporting competitions Those who hanker after distant places may join school trips to Vietnam or Italy. The Foreign and Community Languages Department offers frequent opportunities for language students to travel to either Indonesia or Italy as well as involving JSR students in the exchange student programme by hosting overseas students.
The co-curricular programme also contains a community service element which encourages compassion and civic responsibility in our students. Year 11 and 12 students may participate in the Youngblood Youth Donor Programme run by the Australian Red Cross, others may have their head shaved for Me No Hair Day or fast for the Forty Hour Famine. Our students collect food for Anglicare, shake collection tins for Daffodil Day, buy pink paraphernalia on Pink Ribbon Day and support two children through World Vision.
Some co-curricular opportunities which currently exist for our students include: ACC and Champion Schools after school sport, choirs, bands and ensembles, dance and drama productions, Computer Club, Emergency Services Cadet Unit, Bush Ranger Cadet Unit, Debating, Theatre Sports, Wakakirri, orienteering, the exchange student programme and the peer support programme.
Cooking Club
PrimaryCooking club is a co-curricular programme offered to students from Year 3 to Year 6 at the Mirrabooka campus. The
300 Club
SecondaryThe 300 Club builds on the 100 Club available in the Primary section of the School. The 300 Club is
Swimming Club
Whole SchoolThis year, the Health and Physical Education Department, in conjunction with Tuart Hill Swimming Club, have started a Social Swimming
Champion Schools Sport
SecondaryJohn Septimus Roe students compete in the Champion Schools Competition in various sports, such as boys and girls basketball, cricket,
Musicals
PrimaryBeing a part of the Primary Musical team is an exciting, challenging and rewarding experience. We cater for students from
Art Club
PrimaryLearning about the Visual Arts is an important aspect of the curriculum at JSRACS, both in the art room and
Music
Whole SchoolThe Music Department offers a wide range of musical experiences for every child. Our aim is to be inclusive of
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Foreign and Community Languages
Whole SchoolJohn Septimus Roe Anglican Community School Languages Department offers two languages – Chinese (Mandarin) and Indonesian for students in Pre-Primary
Drama
Whole SchoolDrama is an integral part of JSR’s School’s Co-Curricular Programs, catering for singers, actors and backstage technicians. Every student has
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Ski Trip
SecondaryAll Year 11 students who are going into Year 12 at John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School have the opportunity
NWAS Team Sports
SecondaryJohn Septimus Roe is a long standing member of the North Western Associated Schools (NWAS) sub-association which falls under the
Chess Club
Secondary“Chess is in many ways like life itself.” “It’s all condensed in a playful manner in a game format and
Coding Club
PrimaryCode Club JSR was a Library initiative established as an extra co-curricular activity in order to provide a fun filled,
Cadets
SecondaryThere are three types of a cadets groups offered at John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School, the River Rangers, Bush
