Old Saints

Old Saints at Footloose 

The Old Saints were thrilled to welcome back to the College, former students, Sashana Robertson and Anthony Prasad (both from the Class of 2024). The duo delivered an energetic pre-show performance at last week's Footloose production and returned to the stage during the interval, which seamlessly transitioned into the opening of Act Two. 

Sashana and Anthony were deeply involved in the Arts during their time at ASC. Both were standout performers in the College's contemporary bands, and Anthony also played a lead role in the 2024 production. Anthony is now studying at WAAPA, while Sashana is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts at Notre Dame. 

Adding to the pre show entertainment, was also some boot scooting, which was kindly arranged and danced by Old Saint Josh Wright (Class of 2023). 

The Old Saints were also honoured to have Harrison Ion (Class of 2021) contribute his expertise as a choreographer. Thank you to Harrison and his friend Lucy, for generously giving their time to help our students bring this masterpiece to life.

Futures Day 

Old Saints – We Need You!

We're inviting all Old Saints to be part of Year 10 Futures Day on Friday 20 June  — a day to help students explore career pathways and choose subjects for Years 11 and 12.

Join the Industry Panel to share your career journey, industry insights and tips for success. Panels may run more than once depending on student interest.

We're looking for Old Saints with experience in the following industries: 

• Arts 
• Agriculture 
• Health 
• Law 
• STEM 
• Trades 
• Business
• Education
• Sport and more!

Keen to inspire the next generation? We’d love to have you involved!

Please email tanya.parkinson@allsaints.wa.edu.au for more information and to register your interest.

High-Flying Fun at ASC Basketball Club Wind-Up

The ASC Basketball Club wrapped up the season in style with an exciting end-of-season wind-up on Monday 7 April. The highlight of the evening was a spectacular dunk show by Old Saint Thomas Barnes (Class of 2018).

Thomas began his dunking journey in 2018 and has since turned his passion into a business — Jump Master X — working as a fitness and dunking coach. His talent and dedication have led him to partner with world-renowned dunker Jordan Kilganon in Canada.

Students were thrilled by the display of athleticism and energy, making it an afternoon to remember. The event concluded with the presentation of trophies to celebrate the players' achievements throughout the season.

A big thank you to Thomas for inspiring our young athletes and helping end the season on a high!