FEATURES
Plenty of news at first
Ross Smith Secondary School assembly
By Daniel Cekavicius
The school leaders for 2003 were presented
to the first assembly of the year, where principal Judith O'Brien
also received a JVC Digital camera from the Port Adelaide - Enfield
council...Read more
Ross Smith wins JVC digital camera
By Joshua Paul Karpowicz, 9SI
Ross Smith Secondary School won a JVC Digital Video
Camera from the Port Adelaide Enfield Council for having the highest
rate of vaccinations
in the area on Friday March 21. Read more
Australia's Misfortunes
Written by Wayne Hosking
Much discussion has happened in the last few
weeks over the misfortune of the Australian Cricket team. Firstly
that Shane Warne being tested positive for a banned substance that
is may be a possible performance enhancing drug and secondly the
possible racist comment by Pakistan Wicket-Keeper, Rashid Latif to
Australian Wicket-Keeper, Adam Gilchrist...Read
more
Nuclear dump-yes or no?
By Tanya Joukovski
Nuclear dump. Two words, and yet so much meaning.
Do we really want South Australia, our home, to carry the weight
of a nuclear dump on it's shoulders?...Read
more
Linda's close shave seeks cancer
cure
By Allison Brook
Ross Smith Student Linda Jackson had her head wrapped
in a bandana for several weeks in Term One after a hair-raising
experience for charity.
To raise money for Leukaemia research (a cancer most common in children) Linda
took part in the Leukaemia Foundation's fundraiser called The Worlds Greatest
Shave For A Cure...Read more
Ross Smith scoops pool in Interschool
Swimming Carnival
By Linda Jackson
Ross Smith Secondary School had one of its best
swimming results in years after winning three trophies including
the B Grade
title
for its zone in the Northern/Vista Schools Swimming Carnival... Read
more
Welcome to the
Ross Smith E-View!
NEW ISSUE
TERM 1 2003
Ross Smith students are again leading the world in on-line publishing after the school became one of the first to feature student-produced videos on their website as part of the literacy project in 1999.
The Ross Smith E-View was started this year after articles were put onto an international schools website with highwired.com, but in 2002 Ross Smith has made a magazine on the net for themselves.