St Columba’s student balances work and play for HSC
St Columba’s student balances work and play for HSC

Luke Brame, a recent graduate of St Columba’s Catholic College, Springwood, spent the last two years of his schooling balancing his HSC studies with his much loved hobby of mountain biking.

Luke spent 16 weeks travelling around Australia (to Perth, Victoria and Brisbane) and around the world (Germany, Czech Republic, Andorra, Switzerland and France) while studying to complete his HSC.

Luke said the HSC exams started just seven weeks after the world championships where he placed 61st in the men’s juniors.

‘It took a lot of organising with the teachers and a lot of out of hours communications via email and Edmodo,’ Luke said. ‘I would also have morning classes and lunchtime classes to make up the time I missed.’

‘The teachers at St Columba’s are so helpful and I have now completed the HSC and I feel like I did a good job,’ he said.

Luke hopes to pursue a career in mountain biking but has also applied to study Business at the University of Technology Sydney in 2016.

 

St Columba’s student balances work and play for HSC

St Columba’s student balances work and play for HSC

St Columba’s student balances work and play for HSC


St Columba’s student balances work and play for HSC

 

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    Big thanks to Year 9 students Reuben and Euan for helping Mr Born with the rocket launch on Wednesday as part of the College's celebration of Science Week. Euan and Reuben are involved in the College Engineering Club and worked on the design and development of rockets as one of their many projects. #engineering #scienceweek #rocket

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    What a night! Last night, St Columba’s proudly hosted our Inaugural Academic Showcase Evening and it was a huge success! With 77 students sharing their incredible work from Semester 1, the evening was a true celebration of learning, creativity, and passion. From learning how to fish to exploring what makes horror films so scary, and even uncovering the secrets to the perfect cupcake – there was something for everyone. Art, music, science, English, history – every subject came to life through our students’ hard work and curiosity. A massive well done to all involved – your pride and enthusiasm were truly inspiring. Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese

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