The Term 4 Cadet Camp was this year held at the Manjedal Activities Centre (MAC) in Karrakup – on the three hottest days of the year with march flies in attendance as well.
This camp was a reward for our hard-working cadets to thank them for the great work that they have done around the college during Semester Two.
The camp was packed with different activities that were meant to challenge the cadets both as individuals and as teams, like;
• Team-building;
• Crate-climbing
• Swimming / canoeing
• Confidence course;
• Underground tunnels;
• Orienteering; and
• The Flying Fox.

Although there were some highs and lows, like there is on any camp, the staff and students represented RCC to the highest degree. Always respectful, no matter how hot or tired, our 2019 cadets are a group that will long be remembered.
Thank you for a fun break, have a Happy and safe Christmas and I look forward to seeing you in 2020.

Mr Coetzer

Roleystone Community College was a sea of colour and screaming students, staff and parents recently when the P and C hosted this year’s Colour Run.
A huge slippery slide was part of the course along with other obstacles to climb over and through, and lots of lots of colour of course, gleefully squirted and thrown at the participants as they ran past.
But the biggest hit of the day was the dunking tank and the most sort after ‘victim’ was Principal Mr Brookes.
He was a good sport about it too, even though he did get dunked many times.
Ms Jackson also saw a lot of the bottom of the tank as she was another ‘willing’ victim that got dunked many times too.
It was a fun and colourful afternoon for everyone involved.
Thanks to our great P and C for organising it.

On Wednesday 27 November, our wonderful students who make up our 2019 College Leadership Group, (Head Boy/Girl, Councillors and House Captains) enjoyed a special breakfast, at Avocados Café, along with Mr Brookes, Mrs Brophy, Mrs West, Mr Wolfenden and Mrs Clarke.

This special Breakfast was in recognition of the outstanding contribution this group of students has made to the College this year and to say Thank You for all their hard work and duties performed throughout the year.
This group of students has been an outstanding example to others and an asset to our school community.
We are very proud of them and wish them well in their future years of education.

Watch this space to find out who our councillors and House Captains will be in 2020.

Roleystone Community College is proud and happy to again be part of this very worthwhile Christmas Appeal organised by The Salvation Army.

Baskets for gifts are located around the College, including the Front Office.

More details can be found by clicking on the pdf

xmas_appeal.pdf