Outdoor Ed – Lock 2021

Lock 2021 – Honeymoon Pool

Lock is an elective which includes:

  1. Fishing
  2. Camp Skills
  3. Rock climbing

Camp Activities

Rock Climbing

Rock Climbing was one of the units that we did in Lock. This included climbing at Honeymoon Pool and rock climbing at All Saints’ College.

Briefing and Demonstration for Rock climbing and Abseiling

Problem solving

During the Lock unit we did rock climbing as one of the activities and that included rock climbing on School grounds, Urban Jungle and rock climbing and abseiling at Honeymoon Pool. We used problem solving by finding ways to make it to the top of the way or by getting down when we were confronted with problems along the way.

Effective communication

Effective communication during rock climbing was a key capability during the unit because safety most of the time relied on having good communication with your peers. We used effective communication by talking to the person climbing and the person belaying, these 2 people needed to have good communication in order to have a fun and safe lesson.

Rafting

Rafting in the Collie Dam

Creative and Collaborative

Being creative in rafting in the lock unit was fun to use because it was also a mixture of problem solving. During rafting sometimes there were long lines of taking our rafts out of the water and we had to wait for people in front of us. So Sienna and I were thinking of ways to skip the line and wait on the other side of the rocks. We would find different pathways to adventure through even if we thought it would be hard but we found some fun and creative ways to get the rafts over some rocks. This is also collaborative because Sienna and myself were together as a team collaborating to have fun and work together to achieve our end goals.

Bush Cooking

Organised

We were using organisation because during bush cooking everyone needed to be organised so that the food we produced was up to standards and get the dish we expected. My cooking group was Sienna, Reuben, Misaaq, Dele and myself and we all communicated and were organised. An example is we all brought food that we were assigned to bring for the day so that we can all enjoy cooking together as a group.

Year 10 HASS Term 3 & 4 Project

Group Members

  • Kayli
  • Asha

Progress Updates

In our year 10 Humanities course we are researching a topic of our choice we had the opportunity to decide from the topic of civics, geography, history and economics. Our group has chosen history and the significant event we decided to do is the 9/11 attacks. We are going to produce a showcase our outcome in a exhibition in term 4.

Progress Update 1

Things we have achieved so far is:

  1. Chosen our topic of Interest
  2. Created an essential question
  3. Researched sources for our annotated bibliography
  4. Completed the annotated bibliography
  5. Started gathering resources and information for our exhibition display

Our Plan for the Project in the Future:

  1. At the end of week 1 we want to finish our planning for our displays
  2. By the end of week 1 also we want to have collected all the materials for the display
  3. Week 2, we want to be starting our display
  4. Week 3 we want to finish one of our displays and some what finishing the second display
  5. Week 4-5 we want to spend this time refining and polishing our displays and/or any other work

Some Challenges we had to face along the journey:

  1. We originally chose The Black Death but we found it hard to motivate ourselves to be focused on the topic/work, so we brainstormed other ideas and we picked a topic that everyone was interested in and is a lot better for our final outcome
  2. Technical difficulties with the forms link for our resources that were needed for the annotated bibliography

Progress Update 2

Overview:

My group and I have finished our plan for the year 10 HASS project and we are now starting to put all of our information into our end presentation. Specifically we are starting to construct the board and beginning to gather all the materials we need for the end result. We are also going to make our own people profiles (who were involved in the attacks) to pin on the board to help with the visual aspect of the board. The main idea of the board is to show and present the idea of the process of the planning before the 9/11 attacks happened. Throughout this whole process we are making sure that we are always incorporating the feedback we get.

The expectations of the board is to display the planning and process of the 9/11 attack. The idea is to organise it like a “Murder Board” and use yarn and pins to show all the details of the incident.

Things we have achieved so far is:

  1. Organised a zoom meeting with John Mahony, with the help of Mr Basell. He was a survivor of the 9/11 attack
  2. Prepared a series of question for the interview to ask Mr John Mahony to collect knowledge from the experiences for the 9/11 attacks
  3. Collected the information of the attack for our board as well as gather sources for our visual aspects of the display
  4. Created a plan of the layout of our display, roughly planning where the sources etc. are going to be placed
  5. Planned the list of materials that we need to purchase before the day of the exhibition to assemble our final product

Our Plan for the Project in the Future:

  1. Purchase the list of materials needed for the display
  2. Have the interview with Mr John Mahony and record the interview
  3. Listen to the recorded interview with Mr John Mahony to gather important information needed for the exhibition and editing the video so that it is presentable for the day
  4. Start printing and getting resources ready for the cork board that is going to be displayed on the day of the exhibition

Charlotte Lim – About Me

My name is Charlotte Lim. I went to Shelley Primary School until year 5 then I moved to All Saints’ College for better opportunities. I was born in November and I am 16 years old and now in year 11. I have a Indonesian and Malaysian nationality but I was born in Perth, Western Australia.

My passions are mainly sport, I play netball and basketball and I have many achievements in netball and basketball. I also have coached an under 10s boys basketball team.

My Friends and I at the Perth Zoo for the Day

My main values consists of trust, loyalty, encouragement and kindness. There are more values that I believe are important for life but these are my top 4 values, with these values or any in general everyone can be treated fairly and well because everyone deserves to have a life with good values. I also believe that everyone makes mistakes but everyone can learn from them.

I cherish my relationships with my family and friends. Those relationships mean everything to me and I support and encourage all of my friends and families choices. I have 2 dogs, Lilou and Missy. I find that I am very close with my family and friends and I enjoy all their company.

Relevant Learning Experiences

Work History

Fernwood Fitness – Cannington | Casual Worker

Skills that I use during this job:

  1. Social Engagement, kids and parents
  2. Organisation, documents and keeping the room clean and safe
  3. Communication, the children and parents, especially if any questions are asked
  4. Awareness, the job I needed to be aware of everything around me especially being aware of the children’s safety and health

I work in Fernwood Fitness as a crèche staff member. This job helps me with many skills for day to day life, which includes social skills, looking after children and cleaning. The job has given me learning experience that I can take with me to my future jobs and just everyday life.

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JM Burgers – Willagee | Casual Worker

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Skills that I use during this job:

  1. Organisation, keeping the front of the house nice and ready for customers and keeping a the orders etc. organised
  2. Communication, talking to the chef and other staff members is a must otherwise there could mis communications which isn’t good for the business
  3. Teamwork, working together with your co workers if good because everything becomes for efficient and easier for everyone
  4. Multi Tasking, being able to balance multiple things at a time can make the production of food etc. a lot faster and if done well easier as well

My main job currently is JM Burgers and I work in the front of the house. I take orders, get orders ready for pick up and make American style milkshakes etc. The job helps me expand my learning experiences and they skills stay with me throughout my future. This job is very enjoyable and with every shift I have a learn more and more.

School Experiences

Literacy mentors

At school during some lessons during English we do literacy mentors. Literacy Mentors consists of helping younger children with problems and difficulties with literacy like reading. During the period we help the kids read books that they present to us that are to their level of education. This opportunity helps me develop skills and learning experiences throughout my life and it can help me with opportunities in the future.

Class mates and I in Literacy Mentors

Qualifications, Achievements and Contributions

College Contributions (2022)

College and House Activities – ASC Basketball Club – 2022 Summer Season
College and House Activities – ASC Basketball Club – Winter 2022
College and House Activities – School Sport WA- Senior Team 2022
College and House Activities – Year 11/12 ACC Basketball Team T1- 2022
College and House Activities – Year 11/12 ACC Netball Team T2- 2022

College Contributions (2021)

ASC Basketball Club – 2020/21 Summer Season
ASC Basketball Club – 2021 Winter Season
ASC Basketball Club – Student Coach 2021 Winter Season
ASC Basketball Club – Student Coach U10 Boys 2020/21 Summer Season
Beach Volleyball- Think Again High Schools Cup- 2021
Interhouse Sport Year 9 & 10 Girls Netball
SSWA Girls Netball Carnival 2021

College Contributions (2020)

College and House Activities – ACC Athletics Team 2020
College and House Activities – ACC Interschool Swimming Team U/15
College and House Activities – AFL – ACC Freo Dockers Girls Cup Yr 10 Girls
College and House Activities – ASC Basketball Club – U18 C1 Team 2020 Winter Season
College and House Activities – ASC Basketball Club – U18 Runner Up MVP 19/20 Summer season
College and House Activities – Basketball – SSWA Canning River Carnival Yrs 7-9 Girls
College and House Activities – Netball – SSWA Girls Carnival (Yr 9 & 10 Girls)
College and House Activities – Year 9 & 10 Mixed Volleyball

Sport Achievements

  • Southern District Association – Representative Team – 2019
  • Fremantle Association – State Cup Team – 2019
  • Fremantle Association – Representative Team – 2020
  • Southern District Association – Representative Team – 2021
  • Southern District Association – U17 Team 2 MVP – 2021
All Saints’ College Basketball 2020 Team

Capability Development

Effective Communication is a capability that I believe I have developed. This capability has been developed and used throughout my year in 2021 and in the subject called Muir.

Snorkelling In Rottnest

Muir is a subject that I did in semester 1 that helped bring forward my effective communication and I felt that I used the capability a lot during the unit especially in the excursion. The excursion was a trip to Rottnest for the day. During the excursion communication was very important because it was an aspect everyone needed to use to make sure yourself and others around you were safe. Example: Using effective communication to be safe in the water so nobody gets lost.

There are many ways I developed effective communication in my outdoor education unit. Effective communication became a capability over time, and I developed it better and stronger the more I used it. An example of a time where I needed to use my communication capability was in the ocean snorkelling. During the swim we needed to stay in partners and make sure you communicated with them well to ensure we were both safe but still having fun, by me checking in with my partner and talking to them helped a lot with developing my communication skill effectively. Not only did I use and evolve my skill whilst being in the water I used my communication very well on land. Talking to my peers and always making sure that they are ok and having fun was a major part in making sure I can communicate well with my friends. The whole experience of this unit (Muir) assisted me with assuring my capability was used thoroughly and carefully throughout the subject.

Outdoor Ed – Muir 2021

Muir is an Outdoor Ed elective that I chose in 2021 which includes:

  • snorkelling
  • archery
  • orienteering

Snorkelling

Snorkelling in Rottnest

Snorkelling is one of the activities that we did in Muir.

It includes snorkelling in the ASC pool, Coogee Omeo Ship Wreck, and Rottnest.

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Omeo Shipwreck

Organisation

While snorkelling in muir I believe I was organised. I was organised by having all my stuff ready for snorkelling like having a towel, fins and snorkel etc. Being organised helped me go through out the day nicely and smoothly.

Effective communication

During snorkelling we had to use effective communication because communication is key to keeping safe and keeping others safe etc. Ways myself and others effectively communicated was using the hand signs e.g. are you ok?

Archery

Problem Solving

Problem solving in archery was a big value because at the start of archery everyone was rusty whether or not people had don’t it before in their life. missing the target or not getting the result you wanted at the beginning, problem solving was and aspect that you need to do and use to achieve the result you want. At the beginning my arrows would stay on the outer line (white) and I used problem solving to improve my result and getting my arrows in the red or better.

Orienteering

Teamwork/Collaborative

In orienteering teamwork and collaboration is a capability that needs to be used effectively because without it the team can’t work as well as it can with teamwork/collaborative. Through out orienteering my team would always communicate which made orienteering more fun and easy. In my group we would all help together to find the point and work together to get to the area too.

Orienteering in Manning Park

Resilient

Sometimes in orienteering it is hard to find or get to the point you need to get. Resilience is massive because you have to keep going with your actions in order to get to the place you want to get to. In your team you need to be resilient to find the point until you find it or you believe its not there.

Kalbarri Camp Year 9

Camp Kalbarri

Teamwork and Leadership

Throughout the year 9 camp teamwork and leadership were two of the main skills everyone needed, but not just in camp but in general life as well.

Teamwork is a skill if everyone has it everything can come together smoothly and efficiently. Teamwork was used a lot around camp. For example, just doing normal activities like putting up tents used teamwork. If everyone used that skill and helped but the tent up as a team the tent was very easy and quick to put up. You had to communicate and help each other out when needed. Another example is doing team-building activity with Mrs Kirkham. It was called tarp volleyball, instead of using the hand, you needed to catch the ball with the tarp and try and fling it to the side of the opposition. Together as a team, we needed to work and communicate to be able to win because you definitely couldn’t win if it was a one-man game. My group worked together very well and it was a very close game.

Leadership is an amazing skill to have. You can go a long way with leadership. it can bring people to be more confident and also can help get things done successfully. Hiking in the gorge is a good example of leadership. Teachers would let the students lead the group to the area we need to go. The leader brought us along the track and we would get to our destination. We would put the person that had an injury in front to set the pace instead of leaving them far behind. Not only having leadership during physical activities there is leadership in simple everyday life. For example, organising the group to start cooking or taking to the role of cutting a certain food for that time of day. Being the person to lead the group and push them to be efficient, it gets the job done fast and in a satisfactory way.

First Bus Stop (on the way to camp Kalbarri)

2020 Year 9 Camp was also a great camp to make new relationships with new people and just getting to know new people. Even with the people you are close with camp is an event that you can make amazing long lasting memories with.