SASHA BREAKS WORLD RECORD
Year 12 dance student Sasha Zhoya broke two world records at the Australian Track and Field Championships at Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Centre … Read More
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Top music student acknowledged
John Curtin College of the Arts 2018 graduate, Bhavna Venkat recently received a special award from the WA Teachers Union that acknowledged her success in … Read More
FFA LAUNCHES HIGH PERFORMANCE SCHOOL PROGRAM IN WA
Football Federation of Australia’s High Performance Football School Program launched in Western Australia this month at John Curtin College of the Arts, and two … Read More
National Youth Science Forum – Inspiring Australia’s Young Scientists
Year 12 student Amelia Filmer attended the National Youth Science Forum in Canberra during the school holidays The forum is a 12-day residential program … Read More
Year 8 student wins Youth Black Swan for Portraiture Prize
This year four students from the Gifted and Talented Visual Arts Program were selected as finalists for the Black Swan Youth Award, with Year … Read More
Applications open for 2020
John Curtin College of the Arts provides Western Australia’s gifted and talented arts students with the opportunity to study a suite of dedicated arts … Read More
Year 8 soccer student kicking goals as she joins Junior Matildas
Year 8 Soccer Excellence student, Tijan McKenna has been selected for the Australian Girls Under 16s soccer team, the Junior Matildas. Tijan was recognised … Read More
US BASEBALL TOUR IS A HOME RUN
When Year 8 Media Arts student Flynn McGahan first started playing baseball four years ago, he didn’t think he would be playing in America. … Read More
STUDENTS CELEBRATE SCIENCE THROUGH DANCE
As part of National Science Week 2018, nine John Curtin College of the Arts Year 10 students took part in a workshop at Curtin University … Read More
GIRLS’ AFL TEAM LEADS TO AWARD WIN
John Curtin College of the Arts physical education teacher Rob Venn won an AFL School Ambassador Award for his role in developing the college’s … Read More