Our ensembles of 136 students have been practicing and performing to
great acclaim in the last months.
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What’s next after high school?
Is your child in Year 9 to 12 curious about their career choices? Now they can use LifeLauncher, a free online tool to explore and simplify their career choices.
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RAISE foundation’s investor’s dinner
On Monday June 24 our school captain Jackson and Deputy Principal Elise Waser spoke at the RAISE Foundation’s investor’s dinner alongside RAISE Foundation CEO Vicki Condor and foundation patron David Gonski AC.
RBSC physics visits ANSTO
Year 12 HSC Physics and Investigating Science students visited the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation at Lucas Heights on Tuesday August 27.
Sydney writers' festival
On the May 3, a number of students across all grades, attended the 2019 Secondary Schools Day, Sydney Writers’ Festival.
The Great Book Swap at Rose Bay Secondary College
Can you imagine not being able to read a newspaper, a road sign or directions on a bottle of medication? Can you imagine a home without books, or a community without access to a library or bookshop? This is a reality faced by many Indigenous adults and children living in remote communities today.
City to surf fundraiser
On Sunday we held another successful fundraiser for our school with many Music Ensemble Program students and parents volunteering at the City to Surf.
RBSC Alumni meet Elon Musk
Two RBSC alumni, Michael Kedar and Francis MacDonald have been involved in the UNSW Hyperloop Team.
Sustainable Food Wrap
RBSC students Maya, Nicola and Mia were preparing the wax for the Environment committee so that younger students can create their own beeswax wraps as a sustainable and effective food wrap for lunchboxes.
To receive funding we need your vote!
Please vote for the Rose Bay Secondary College project grant worth $139,240. Our project: Creating shared outdoor spaces for learning and recreation