From the Acting Campus Principal

It has been a wonderful start to my time at the College.

I have been warmly welcomed by students, staff and the broader community, which has made settling into the role an enjoyable experience. I have particularly appreciated the opportunity to participate in devotions, engage in meaningful academic conversations and witness the many positive initiatives and achievements taking place across the school each day. 

The strong sense of community and commitment to student learning and wellbeing is evident throughout the College. I am looking forward to Term 4 and all the opportunities it will bring, particularly continuing to build relationships and getting to know more of our students, families and staff as we work together to support their growth and success.

August

This term has been filled with valuable learning opportunities, community engagement and student achievement across the College. Junior School students enjoyed the highlights of the Grade 3 and Grade 4 camps, where they developed independence, resilience and teamwork while creating lasting memories and strengthening friendships. We thank the staff and parents whose support ensured these experiences were safe and successful. 

Our Father's Day Breakfast also provided a wonderful opportunity for fathers, grandfathers and significant male role models to connect with students and participate in classroom activities. Families recently attended Academic Conferences, strengthening the partnership between home and school through discussions about student progress and future goals. Students enthusiastically participated in R U OK? Week activities that promoted wellbeing, kindness and connection, thanks to the efforts of our wellbeing teams. 

Across the College, students have also engaged in sporting opportunities, debating and chess events, musical performances and Year 12 trial examinations, reflecting a vibrant and supportive learning community.