Our new Year 12 Literature students brought their study of Andrew Niccol’s Gattaca to life through a courtroom debate exploring the motion: “Human worth is determined by genetics.”
Taking on opposing perspectives, students used evidence from the film to challenge assumptions about genetic perfection, discrimination and human potential.
The activity encouraged students to move beyond character analysis and consider Niccol’s broader message about what truly determines a person’s worth. It was a lively, thought-provoking way to put their analytical skills into practice!
Write a Book in a Day – 12 Hours, 5 Books and an Incredible Achievement!
Creativity, collaboration and determination were on full display as 33 King's Christian College students from Years 7–11 took on the exciting Write a Book in a Day challenge, raising an outstanding…
LIFE Term 4 Update
Term 4 has continued to be an incredibly busy and rewarding time for the LIFE Team, with students demonstrating outstanding generosity, leadership and…