News
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Gymea Recognised at Awards
Key Points Ryan McQuilty was recognised as the Department VET student of the year for outstanding achievement and application. Gymea Technology High School receives 4 awards at the annual Department of Education Vocational Awards. 2 Students receive awards – Ashleigh Mason in Hospitality Kitchen Operations and Ryan McQuilty in Information and Digital Technology 2 Teachers […]
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STEM Girls Attend UOW
Congratulations to our STEM Girls group who were invited to join the University of Wollongong’s Experience IT! STEM initiative last term. Experience It! is a student enrichment STEM program run through the University in partnership with Engineers Australia providing a full day of experimental engineering activities for year 7-10 girls. The girls thoroughly enjoyed their […]
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National Karate Champion
The Australian Karate Federation National Karate Championships were held recently in Launceston, Tasmania.There were over 700 competitors from across Australia. Kiri Ronay Sundin, a Year 9 student, competed successfully in a number of events. Kiri’s achievements at the championship are noted below: 1st – Individual Female Cadet Open – kumite 2nd – Individual Female Cadet +54kg […]
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Whole School Assembly
At our whole school assembly on Thursday 8 August, we had the opportunity to showcase a number of successes that were enjoyed and celebrated by our school community. These included: An amazing dance item by our talented Year 11 dancers who performed their core performance preliminary assessment dance piece, “traction”. A music video that was […]
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2020 Stage 5 and 6 Subject Choices
Our year 8 and 9 students will be completing their elective choices for courses they wish to study in 2020. This was done at school, online, on Monday 12 August. The next stage of this process involves sorting this data using our timetable software to determine the best fit of subjects based on what the students have elected to study. […]
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Ski Trip
On Sunday 28 July, over 30 students accompanied by Mr Artuphel, Miss Smith and Mr Fallah eagerly lined the Gymea High bus bay to begin our annual journey down to the snow. After being fitted with snow gear, and getting comfortable in their new home at Bungarra Alpine Centre, they were lucky enough to enjoy 3 fantastic days […]
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Brainstorm: The Hurting Game
On Monday 5 August Year 7 and 8 students participated in an incursion run by Brainstorm Productions titled ‘The Hurting Game’. This drama performance was a highly engaging and relevant educational theatre production which addressed student wellbeing issues associated with bullying, cyber safety, body image and social media, resilience and positive relationships. The Brainstorm actors did an amazing […]
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Gold for our Stage Band
On Friday 28 June our Stage Band performed at the annual Bandfest, organised by Engadine Music and held at St George Bank Auditorium, Kogarah. This year’s festival attracted 137 school bands from across the state, involving the participation of over 4,000 students and this year marked the 14th time our school has entered the event. All bands […]
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NAIDOC Celebration Assembly
NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. On Thursday 27 June our school community came together for a special NAIDOC assembly. The theme of NAIDOC Week for 2019 is: Voice. Treaty. Truth. Let’s work together for a shared future. We were […]
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Gymea Presents at EduTech 2019
Key Points Gymea Technology High School students and staff present at a National Technology in Education conference (EduTech) in Sydney where presentations brought the conference delegates into the learning spaces at Gymea. Gymea Students and staff presented at the conference, guided conference delegates in the use of varied technologies at the NSW Education Expo stand […]
