Student Achievements
Term 1 Basketball Success
Term 1 was an outstanding season for basketball at All Saints’, with our students achieving impressive results across multiple competitions.
Two teams represented the College at the ACC Championships (Division 1). The boys’ team delivered a strong performance, remaining undefeated until the semifinals, an excellent achievement at such a competitive level.
Our success extended to the Willetton Domestic Junior Basketball Competition (Summer 2025–2026 season), where All Saints’ proudly fielded 30 teams. Of these, 15 progressed to the semifinals, 11 advanced to the grand finals, and an impressive seven teams secured grand final victories.
Congratulations to all players, coaches, and supporters for a highly successful Term 1. These results reflect the commitment, teamwork and sportsmanship shown throughout the season.
Student Sporting Achievements
We are incredibly proud of the outstanding sporting achievements of our students, who have recently competed at major competitions across Australia and around the world.
Isabella Leniartek (Year 12) represented Western Australia at the Australian Junior Interstate Team Matches in Victoria, with the Western Australian team placing third overall.
Samuel Ho (Year 11) travelled to Coolangatta Beach on the Gold Coast to compete in the Australian Youth Beach Volleyball Championships. Competing alongside his playing partner, Bodhi, Samuel achieved an excellent result, winning the silver medal in the U17 Boys category.
Joshua Soh (Year 11) recently travelled to Europe to compete in the Belgian and Dutch Open Taekwondo Championships. He also competed in the Oceania Championships in Sydney, where he took home a bronze medal.
Esther Goh (Year 6) travelled to the Hunter Valley for the Australian Masters Championships claimed first place in the Girls 9–10 age bracket.
Olivia Smith (Year 11) travelled to Devonport, Tasmania, where she competed in the Oceania Junior Triathlon Championships, finishing an impressive 17th against strong international competition.
Nishaan Sunner and Alicia Garvey (Year 11) competed at the Australian Rowing Championships, both delivering strong performances and achieving excellent results.
Siri Ravn (Year 10) recently returned from the Untied States where she represented Australia in the ICU International Cheerleading Cup and placed third.
Congratulations to all of these students on their dedication, commitment and success!
AMEB Special Awards
We are delighted to celebrate the musical achievements of two outstanding students.
Jing Rong (Year 6) was awarded the Special Christopher Latham Prize following his AMEB Grade 5 Violin examination, recognising the most musical and overall best performance at this level. Jing Rong’s expressive and technically assured playing impressed examiners and reflected a strong commitment to his craft.
We also congratulate Vivian Yang (Year 8), who received the 2025 AMEB Special Award from AUSTA WA — the John Dean Award for Best 7th/8th Grade Orchestral Strings. This state-level award recognises her outstanding progress, dedication, and ensemble performance throughout the year.
These achievements highlight the strong culture of musical excellence in our community. Congratulations to Jing Rong and Vivian on their exceptional accomplishments.