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This is the official Facebook site for the Northern Beaches Secondary College - Cromer Campus NBSC Cromer Campus is a comprehensive
co-educational High School on Sydney's Northern Beaches. This page showcases the innovative programs and events that Cromer students are involved in as well as the regular classroom practices from all key learning areas.
At NBSC Cromer Campus, we value our students achievements and the collaborative relationships formed with parents/caregivers and the wider community. We proudly acknowledge ourselves as a truly inclusive school dedicated to achieving personal best.
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Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas
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The exceptionally outstanding work of our very own Jayden, Ethan, Benjamin, Shawn and Kevin for our Year 8 School Magazine assessment task and Sinaed, Olivia, Chloe and Olivia. This is a sample of the terrific work our students have been putting together after the English press conference.
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Congratulations to Fiona Bird, Sandra Bonello, Elizabeth deMontfort, Kerrianne Lee, Cameron McKee and Cheryl Tempest. These Cromer Campus staff were recognised for their efforts in 2016 at the NBSC Staff Appreciation and Recognition Award Ceremony
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Year 7 Science learning about forces
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Multicultural Day at Pittwater High 17 Nov 2016 A group of 10 students attended a very thought provoking multicultural day at Pittwater High. The event was run by The Schools Promise which seeks to involve schools around Australia with the work of Mahboba’s Promise. This organization supports widows and orphans in Afghanistan through education and vocational training. It has opened a school for girls and three Hope Houses for orphaned children. When we think of Afghanistan we often think of deserts, mountains, war and soldiers. It’s a country on the other side of the world that a lot of students on the Northern Beaches don’t any personal connections with. The challenge of the day was to break down some of those stereotypes we have made and start to focus on words like “hope” and “enduring people” to describe Afghanistan. We were entertained by Afghan dancers and musicians beautifully adorned in cultural dress. We got to enjoy Afghan food and get henna tattoos. There was a challenging talk about global empathy – just because there is an issue on the other side of the world with which we have no personal connection – does not mean that we shouldn’t care. Empathy does not have bounds and we should not confine empathy to our local context. We have all come away feeling inspired to have a multicultural day at Cromer Campus next year.
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Yr 9 camp, 2016...so much fun!
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the end of a fabulous program
Vando up to no good... heehee 😁
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