Lumen Highlights

Year 12 Graduation 

On Friday, 23 October, the Lumen Christi College community came together to celebrate the graduation of the Class of 2026, marking the end of an important chapter and the beginning of many exciting new journeys.

The day began with a Thanksgiving Mass and Graduation Assembly, providing an opportunity for students, families and staff to reflect on the graduates' journey and celebrate the many ways they have enriched College life. 

The evening Graduation Ceremony brought the celebrations to a fitting conclusion. Surrounded by family, friends and staff, students reflected on the experiences, friendships and achievements that have shaped their years at the College. 

We congratulate the Class of 2026 and wish them every success and God's blessings as they take their next steps beyond Lumen Christi College.

Trang Nguyen

Head of Year 12

ACC Inclusive Athletics

Our students recently travelled to UWA Sports Park to participate in the ACC ISP Athletics Carnival. It was a fantastic day filled with competition, teamwork and plenty of opportunities for students to challenge themselves.

All students should be extremely proud of the way they represented the College. They demonstrated fantastic sportsmanship, encouraged their teammates and approached each event with a positive attitude. 

Special congratulations go to:

• Grantley – Gold in the 70m and Vortex
• Tanielu– Gold in the 400m
• Janelle – Gold in the 70m
• Dalan – Silver in both Vortex and Shot Put

Congratulations to all our students on a fantastic day. 

Melissa Lewis

Coordinator of Education Support

Year 8 Students Get to the Heart of Human Biology

There was plenty of excitement in the new Science block as students rolled up their sleeves and took part in a sheep heart dissection. This hands-on experience gave students the opportunity to explore the anatomy of a real heart, identifying chambers, valves and major blood vessels while making connections to their learning about the circulatory system. 

Students were fascinated to see how the structures they had studied in class work together to keep blood flowing around the body. The activity sparked curiosity and thoughtful discussion, bringing science to life in a memorable and engaging way.

Francesca Carr

Pedagogical Planner Science

Year 11 Holocaust Institute Excursion

On Wednesday, 21 October, the Year 11 General and ATAR history students visited the Holocaust Institute of WA to complement their studies. Through interactive activities and an immersive walkthrough experience, students traced the progression of Nazi policies and attitudes, gaining a deeper understanding of how prejudice, discrimination and fear can gradually erode human rights and dignity. 

Students had the opportunity to appreciate what this society would have looked like, sounded like and felt like. Students left with a greater appreciation of the importance of empathy, critical thinking and active citizenship in preventing such atrocities from occurring again.

Stevie Cole

HASS teacher