Cyril Jackson Senior Campus Education Support Centre

This week is Bullying No Way: National week of action (17 to 21 August 2026) 💜

At Cyril Jackson SC ESC we believe that small acts have big impacts and ensure that bullying has no place.

What small acts could you take to help support someone you know?

WELLNESS WEDNESDAY 💛

What will you choose to focus on today?

👩‍🍳🍳 COOKING CLASS 🍴✨

Our students had fun learning how to prepare simple meals while developing important life skills such as teamwork, creativity, independence, and kitchen safety.

Learning, cooking, and enjoying delicious food together! ❤️😋

Still time to claim the WA Student Assistant Payment - Claims close 25 September 2026.

WELLNESS WEDNESDAY 💛💛💛

HELPING MINDS: LIFELONG RESILIENCE

Last week we warmly welcomed a guest speaker from Helping Minds who delivered an inspiring session on Lifelong Resilience to our students and staff.

We learnt practical ways to build resilience, navigate life's challenges, and support our mental wellbeing at every stage of life. 💚

Today, we proudly celebrated National NAIDOC Week, coming together to honour and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Our celebrations began with the unveiling of our beautiful new classroom name artworks, designed by our students and brought to life by talented local Indigenous artist and CJ Champion, Kylie Graham.

Each learning space now proudly carries a Noongar name representing the local flora and fauna:
🌿 Balga
🌳 Jarrah
🐦 Djiti Djiti
🦅 Koolbardi
🐢 Yaakin
💛 Our staff room, Noorn

These names and artworks will serve as a lasting reminder of the rich cultural heritage of the land on which we learn, work and grow together.

Throughout the day, our students enjoyed a range of hands-on cultural activities, including playing Marngrook, a traditional Aboriginal ball game, rock painting, biscuit making and creative craft activities. It was wonderful to see everyone learning, connecting and celebrating together.

We were also honoured to be welcomed to Country by Vaughn McGuire, whose words reminded us of the importance of acknowledging and respecting the Traditional Custodians of the land. A special thank you also goes to the students from Governor Stirling Senior High School for sharing a captivating traditional dance performance that enriched our celebration.

A heartfelt thank you everyone involved who helped make today such a meaningful celebration. Together, we continue to learn, listen and walk alongside our local Aboriginal community with respect, understanding and pride.

❤️💛🖤

WELLNESS WEDNESDAY 💛

Never underestimate the impact you have on this world...

The students have been working hard in ASDAN: Transport. They have used images of Transperth trains to create a replica train. Congratulations to the students for their excellent work.