From the Principal

As we embrace the arrival of spring, our school community buzzes with renewed energy and excitement. This vibrant season symbolises growth and renewal, mirroring the dynamic activities and events that have recently unfolded. The fresh, invigorating atmosphere of spring serves as a backdrop for our students' continued learning and development, highlighting their resilience and enthusiasm. Over the past two weeks, our students have been engaged in many different activities.

Year 7-12 SSATIS Swimming Carnival | Thursday 29 August 

The SSATIS Swimming Carnival showcased our students' athletic prowess and team spirit. With impressive performances across various strokes and distances, the event highlighted not only individual talent but also the camaraderie that defines our school community. Congratulations to all participants for their dedication and sportsmanship. Read the full report in 'Sports news'.

Drop Everything and Do Maths | Wednesday 4 September

'Drop Everything and Do Maths' was a fantastic initiative that injected excitement into our daily routine. Year 7 students and students from the Junior School came together for mathematical games, demonstrating their problem-solving skills and enthusiasm for the subject. 

Kinder Father’s/Special Friends' Games Afternoon | Wednesday 4 September

Our Kinder Father’s/Special Friend’s Games Afternoon was a heartwarming celebration of the special bonds between young students and their role models. The event was filled with joy and creativity, as children played games and enjoyed memorable activities with their fathers or special friends. It was a beautiful reminder of the importance of these cherished relationships.

Wellbeing Week | Monday 9 September – Friday 13 September

Wellbeing Week underscores the critical role of mental and emotional health in our school community. This dedicated time for reflection and self-care offers students, staff and families a chance to focus on the importance of maintaining a balanced and healthy lifestyle. Through various activities and workshops, we emphasise strategies for managing stress, fostering resilience and building supportive relationships. 

Wellbeing Week serves as a vital reminder that our success as a school community depends not only on academic achievements but also on the overall health and happiness of everyone. By prioritising wellbeing, we create a nurturing environment where students can thrive both personally and academically.