Head of Year 11 & 12 News

Mrs Rebecca Lovelock

Easter Raffle

Our Easter Raffle was drawn at the conclusion of the swimming carnival on Monday 30th March.

Congratulations to our winners:

1st Place – Ms Driscoll

2nd Place – Ms Hudd

3rd Place – Jessie Smith

A huge thank you to all of our parents, sponsors, and students who contributed to making this raffle such a success. It was fantastic to see the level of community support, and the raffle raised $1,311.15 for our Year 12 Formal.

We truly appreciate everyone’s generosity and involvement.

Year 12 Final Swimming Carnival

Yesterday marked a special milestone for our Year 12 students as they took part in their final school swimming carnival.

It was great to see so many of them getting involved, supporting their houses and making the most of the day. From competitive races to plenty of fun in the novelty events, there was a strong sense of school spirit and camaraderie throughout.

Events like these are an important part of the Year 12 experience, and it was wonderful to see students enjoying the moment and creating lasting memories with their peers. A fantastic way to celebrate their final carnival.

Year 11 Leadership UPP Day

On Friday 27th March, our Year 11 students participated in their Leadership UPP day and what a day it was!

Students threw themselves into every activity, stepping outside their comfort zones and embracing new challenges. From marble races to team lifting challenges and finishing with the highly competitive house championship events of skipping rope and “keep up,” the day was full of energy and teamwork.

It was particularly pleasing to see students working collaboratively and supporting one another, with leadership skills really shining through across the group.

Attendance Matters

Regular attendance at school is one of the biggest factors influencing student success. Maintaining an attendance rate of 90% or above ensures students stay on track with their learning, build strong routines and remain connected to their peers and teachers.

Even occasional absences can quickly add up, making it harder for students to keep pace with classwork and assessments.

We would also like to acknowledge our Year 12 students, many of whom have made significant improvements to their attendance this year. Their commitment and effort have not gone unnoticed, well done!