Co-curricular Arts News
Ms Megan Harmston, Program Leader - Creative Arts and Activities

Co-curricular Arts News
Ms Megan Harmston, Program Leader - Creative Arts and Activities


Students are invited to help create the sets for this year’s school musical- School of Rock. No art or building skills are required — just a willingness to help out. This is a great way to be involved in the production without performing on stage.
When: Tuesdays, 3:30-4:30pm
Where: Art rooms
Who: All students welcome
Come along and be part of the team bringing the musical together.
Our recent Jazz Night was a great success, with outstanding performances from our students, including some fantastic soloists throughout the evening. The audience was also treated to an excellent performance by our guest artists, Unladylike Big Band.
Thank you to Unladylike Big Band, Dr Andrew Butt, Dr Jamie Kennedy, and Ms Janelle Lee Long for their support and contribution to the event. Special thanks also to Enrico Le Mura and Matthew Sorensen, who facilitated our Audio Club in completing a live recording of the performance.
Congratulations to all involved in making the night such a success.
























The Year 5 students proudly presented two performances of their musical Dig It on Thursday 30 April. This marked their debut performance at the College, and they delivered the show with impressive energy, confidence and excitement throughout.
A huge thank you to Alison Braidwood for coordinating the performances, which is a substantial and complex task. Special thanks also to Jamie Kennedy for donning his skeleton suit and stepping into the lead role of Bruce.
Thank you to Catherine Wasserman, Janelle Lee Long, Monica Haworth, Matthew Sorensen, Christine Larsen and the Year 5 staff for their invaluable support on the night.


























Entries are now open for the 2026 Lord Mayor's Photographic Awards.
The 2026 theme, Everyday Brisbane invites photographers to capture the genuine moments, people and places that define Brisbane’s character - from hardworking locals and neighbourhood routines to iconic river views and familiar streetscapes. It celebrates the beauty in daily life and the small details that reveal Brisbane’s true spirit.
The STUDENT category showcases the creativity of young photographers and their unique interpretations of Everyday Brisbane. You must be studying at a registered educational institution within the Brisbane Local Government Area when you enter. If requested, entrants must provide proof of their current student status. Images can be of any subject, place or experience.
Enter your image for a chance to win cash prizes. ($1500 for the Student Category). Entries close 4pm on Friday 5 June 2026.
Photos submitted for this year's competition must be taken from 7 June 2025 onwards.
For further details on how to enter please visit - https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/events-arts-and-culture/creative-programs-and-awards/lord-mayor-s-photographic-awards