MOTH SPECIES NOT RECORDED IN 100 YEARS DISCOVERED IN NATIVE GARDEN
A moth species that hasn’t been recorded in the Perth area for more than 100 years was recently discovered at John Curtin College of … Read More
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Digital Technology pilot program
Students from John Curtin College of the Arts were part of the new Digital Technology pilot program officially launched by Premier Hon Mark McGowan … Read More
Diana de Vos Awards dancers
We are excited to celebrate our ballet students success at the Diana de Vos awards. First Place: Meghan Connolly (Advanced Foundations) Runner-up: Naomi Kim (Advanced Foundations), Finals: Ginger … Read More
Neural Knitworks link wellbeing and science
For the past three months John Curtin College of the Arts staff, students and community members have met weekly to crochet, knit or knot … Read More
ASHLEY AIMES HIGH
Ashley is proud to be our schools ambassador for AIME, the Aboriginal Indigenous Mentoring Experience. Year 12 student Ashley Maroney was once again recognised … Read More
CAMBRIDGE AWAITS TOP DRAMA STUDENT
Charlotte Elton will take up a double degree in Sociology and Political Science at Cambridge University, England in September after her successful application to … Read More
PAST STUDENTS RETURN FOR BALLET CLASSIC
John Curtin College of the Arts graduate and previous West Australian Ballet dancer Louise Chalwell returns to her dancing roots as a mentor for … Read More
DOUBLE SUCCESS AS WA SCHOOL OF THE YEAR AND STEM LEADERSHIP AWARD WINNER
John Curtin College of the Arts has won the WA Secondary School of the Year Award in the WA Education Awards, following on the … Read More
ANZAC Bugle Awarded
Above: Ashley Winter, student bugler and Jo-Ann Sheridan, Head of Music. Between 2014 and 2015 Australia will commemorate the Anzac Centenary, marking 100 … Read More