| MUSIC | Printable Timetable for Clubs available here. |
Jazz Band, Junior Concert Band, Junior Classical Guitar Ensemble, Vocal Ensemble, Electric Guitar Ensemble and Percussion Ensemble are before or after school classes available to year 7 students. All other music students have personalised and tailored rehearsal times. Non-music students who wish to join these ensembles need to audition and would ideally already be involved in outside school instrumental lessons. See Mrs Thyer or Miss Juber for more information.
| Jazz Band - Monday 7.45am - 8.30am - Room 27 |
| Senior Band - Monday 3.10pm - 4.30pm - Staff Room |
| Vocal Ensemble - Tuesday 3.05pm - 4.00pm - Room 26 |
| Junior Guitar Ensemble - Tuesday 3.05pm - 4.00pm - Room 27 |
| Junior Band - Tuesday 3.10pm - 4.10pm - Gym Stage |
| Electric Guitar Ensemble - Thursday 7.45am - 8.45am - Room 27 |
| Percussion Ensemble - Wednesday 7.45am - 8.30am - Studio 1 |
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION (HPE)
HPE will run different sports after school but the fixtures for each competition have not been set yet. There are also after-school teams for Basketball, AFL and Netball. To assist students wishing to compete, the following applies: Basketball (Term 1), AFL (Terms 2 and 3), Soccer (Terms 1 and 2), Netball (Terms 2 and 3). Please see HPE staff for more information.
| Year 7 Cricket - Monday 8.00am - 8.55am, Thursday 3.00pm - 4.00pm |
| Year 7 Tennis - Monday 8.00am - 8.55am |
| Year 7 Netball - Monday 8.00am - 8.55am, Friday 7.45am - 8.45am |
JAPANESE CLUB
Japanese Club is held each Wednesday at Lunchtime in Room 45. All students are welcome to join at that time to enjoy Japanese related activities which include Manga, Yugio and hanging out with like-minded people. See Mr Chadwick or Mr de Lange for more information.
CHESS CLUB
Chess Club is held each Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at Lunchtime in Room 15. The club will be an informal playing space for students and staff of all abilities and is hoping to facilitate tournament later in the year if enough players are interested. See Alexis Goff in Maths for more information.
ENGINEERING CLUB
Interested in puzzles and challenges? Do you think you can build the longest bridge or the strongest crane? Design an egg delivery system that can survive a 4m drop? Design an electric vehicle that runs off a solar panel? Measure the speed of sound or even the speed of light? Extract DNA from fruit and vegetables? Build a robot using Lego Minstorm kits? If so, then the Engineering Club is for you. The Engineering Club offers participants a range of challenge-based activities that are solved in small groups. Engineering Club runs after school every Wednesday between 3:00pm and 4:30pm. It is suited to students of all ages and abilities. Expressions of interest must be submitted via email to Mr Woodward.
CREATIVE WRITING CLUB
Creative Writing Club offers students the chance to develop their creative writing skills in a weekly, after-school workshop, held from 3.15pm - 4.15pm each Tuesday in Room 40, run by English teachers at John Forrest Secondary College. The club offers students a chance to work on their own creative endeavours and provides students with the chance to extend their creative writing skills beyond those taught in the classroom. Workshops include structured creative writing activities, opportunities to submit creative works in state and national competitions and the opportunity for students to work on their own creative writing under the guidance of English teachers at JFSC. See Ms Parrish, Mr Lie or Ms Herbert for more information.
DRAMA CLUB
Drama Club is held every Thursday from 3.15pm - 4.15pm. All students from all year groups are welcome to join. This semester, Drama Club will focus on being back stage crew for the school production of Grease. Activities will include set and prop construction as-well-as wardrobe and costume construction. Roles will include stage hands, assistant stage managers, lighting and sound operator and front of house operations. Once the school production has finished, in Term 3, Drama Club will become an acting and performance club. In 2017, Drama Club performed The Box at the JFSC Arts Showcase evening in Term 3, and We're Just making This Up As We Go Along, an evening of improvisation performances in the Drama Studio in Term 4. See Ms Morache for more information.
SCIENCE HOMEWORK TUTORIAL
Science homework tutorials are held every Tuesday and Thursday from 3.00pm - 4.30pm. Senior School students are to go to Room 8 and Junior School students should go to Room 23. The tutorials are for ALL students from ALL year groups to get assistance from Science teachers with their Science homework, assessment tasks and revision. Students should speak to their Science teacher about which day they will be available to help, before attending the tutorial. See Ms Vale for more information.
BUSH RANGER CADETS
Bush Rangers WA is a youth-based conservation and community development program. It supports young Western Australians to take an active role in the conservation of the natural environment and better understand the mechanisms for its management. The program offers opportunities to undertake personal development while developing conservation skills and knowledge through involvement in practical nature conservation projects. Projects can be school-based, within the local community, and others can take cadets to some amazing locations and landscapes across the state! Bush Rangers WA encourages young people to take action for positive change!
At JFSC, cadets will have the opportunity to contribute to environmental conservation programs; develop first aid, bush craft, survival and navigation skills; learn about managing national parks, state forests and other locations; help save threatened plant and animal species and their habitats; develop leadership and interpersonal skills, including participating in drill sessions; work with community groups and local primary schools and participate in a range of camps and excursions. The program runs after school every Monday from 3.15 to 5.00pm and it costs nothing to be a cadet. The uniform, activities and even camps are free for all cadets. Further information can be found at http://internal.johnforrest.wa.edu.au/bushrangers/ or by emailing Mr Cummings.
ANIME CLUB
Anime Club is available to all students, even if they have not been studying Japanese, on Thursday afternoons from 3.15pm – 4.30pm in the Media Room (Room 46). They watch and discuss anime; sometimes students will offer to teach us how to draw their favourite characters; we read manga; and we also learn about the history, culture and generally anything of interest to students regarding Anime. We only watch Anime that has been rated G or PG, and the permission slip parents need to sign covers this. To join, students need to collect a permission form from Mr de Lange, get it signed by their parent/guardian and returned to Mr de Lange.