Ms Peta Brown
Acting Coordinator
Home Economics

During 2008 the students and staff in the Home Economics Department, have had a great year, cooking up a storm, creating textile projects as well as finger painting with the various children who attend our playgroups. Here is what our students have to say.

Cooking the food is better than cleaning up because cleaning up is boring. Eating is the best bit!
Elliot McAteer: Year 8 Foods

Textiles is fun because you get to do stuff you never thought you would do.
Jordyn Lucas: Year 8 Textiles

Don’t break the sewing machine needles!
Claire Moorehouse: Year 8 Textiles

Textiles is fun and exciting because you get to work a sewing machine and you get to create a pencil case.
Quaid Kirchner: Year 8 Textiles

We enjoy licking our fingers and the bowl when Mrs Biagioni isn’t looking.
Jo Borrello & Katie Covich: Year 10 Foods

Textile’s has been a fun, crazy, and creative course where we have made heaps of wonderful things whilst having heaps of fun.
Gabrielle Flugge &, Brittany Garbutt Year 10 Textiles

Our inner child is released when we play with the children. We have the chance to be young again.
Alicia Hince & Emma Elferink: Year 11 Early Childhood Studies

The Board Dinner was a night beyond words, guests were welcomed by our front of house students after walking down a candlelit walk way. They were then treated to a masquerade themed formal dinner which was beautifully prepared and presented by our chefs who looked very professional in their new chef’s jackets. The evening was a memorable one for all.
Ashley Williams, Robert Berlingeri & Shauna Abberton: Year 12 Food Production


We loved throwing parties for the kids, even if there wasn’t a child in sight!
Rachel Dean & Sinead Scally: Yr 12 Early Childhood Studies

Sometimes I wonder who had the most fun: the big kids, the little kids or Mrs B.
Jessica West Year 12 Early Childhood Studies

December 2008