College Production

Our Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Production of Mary Poppins Jr.!
From Wednesday, 19th August to Friday, 21st August, the stage at the Cardinia Cultural Centre in Pakenham came alive as our talented students presented our 2026 College Production, Mary Poppins Jr.
Across three fantastic performances, our cast entertained audiences with wonderful singing, dancing and acting as they brought the much-loved story of Mary Poppins to life. Months of rehearsals and preparation went into the production and it was wonderful to see the students' hard work and enthusiasm come together on stage.
Of course, a production is about much more than what happens in the spotlight. Our crew worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure everything ran smoothly, while our student set designers, supported by our incredible Art & Technology teachers, did an outstanding job creating the sets that transformed the stage and helped bring the story to life.
One of the highlights of a College Production is seeing so many members of our school community working together. From rehearsals and costumes to sets, backstage work and all the organisation involved in staging a production of this size, an enormous amount of work took place behind the scenes.
We would like to thank all of the staff who gave up so much of their time and expertise to support our students and make Mary Poppins Jr. possible. A very special thank you goes to our Performing Arts Leader, Ms Lentini, whose dedication and countless hours of work were instrumental in bringing the entire production together.
Most importantly, congratulations to our incredible cast, crew and set designers. You should be extremely proud of what you achieved. The teamwork and talent displayed throughout the production were wonderful to see and you gave our audiences three amazing nights to remember.
Congratulations to everyone involved in Mary Poppins Jr. - it really was practically perfect in every way!
Above Ms Grumball's amazing foyer display assisted by Hailey and thank you to Axel for their coverage of the production














































































































































