From the Assistant Principals - Wellbeing and Learning

Uniform Requirements

We acknowledge the majority of our students who consistently wear our College uniform appropriately and represent our community so well each day. Your efforts in upholding our standards do not go unnoticed.  At this point of the term, this is a reminder to a small number of students who need to observe our uniform guidelines more closely. Please ensure that all items—including skirt length, footwear, jewellery, hair and grooming standards—align with College expectations.  Additionally, some students are wearing their PE uniform on multiple days of the week, indicating that their regular College uniform is in the wash.  Students should be suitably organised to avoid this as an excuse for wearing the incorrect uniform.  If you or your child are ever unsure about specific requirements, full details and guidelines can be easily clarified by checking the College Diary. Thank you for your continued support in meeting our uniform and grooming requirements.

2027 Student Leadership Interviews

Over the past few weeks, we have had the privilege of meeting with many students who put themselves forward for a Student Leadership role. It has been wonderful to hear their ideas, aspirations and vision for how they would like to contribute to and strengthen our College community.

We are incredibly proud of every student who participated in the leadership process. Putting yourself forward for leadership takes courage, confidence and a willingness to step outside your comfort zone. Each student who shared their ideas, reflected on their strengths and considered how they could make a positive difference demonstrated an important aspect of leadership in itself.

While some students have been selected to take on a formal Student Leadership role, we recognise that leadership is not defined by a title or a badge. True leadership is demonstrated through our everyday actions — the way we support and encourage others, show compassion, act with courage and contribute positively to our community.

To those students who were successful in their nomination, we congratulate you and look forward to supporting you as you begin your leadership journey. We encourage you to lead with Faith, Courage, Tolerance, Dignity, Compassion and Justice, and to use your voice and ideas to make a meaningful difference within our College.

To those students who were not selected on this occasion, we sincerely thank you for having the courage to put yourself forward. Your willingness to contribute, share your vision and consider how you can make a difference is something to be proud of. We encourage you to continue to lead through your everyday actions, as your voice, ideas and contribution to our College community are valued.

Congratulations to all of our students who participated in the Student Leadership process. We look forward to seeing the many ways in which you will continue to demonstrate leadership and make a positive difference in our College community. 

Ms Debbie White & Mrs Jeanette Lans

Assistant Principals - Wellbeing and Learning