From the Deputy Principals

Family Calendar

A Family Calendar for Term 3 will be uploaded into SEQTA during the holidays. Below are whole school significant dates:

• Monday 20 July – Parent/Student/Teacher Interviews
• Tuesday 21 July – Term 3 commences for all students
• Tuesday 22 July – NAIDOC Assembly
• Wednesday 29 July – Inter-House Athletics Carnival
• Wednesday 12 August – College Photo Day
• Friday 28 August – Pupil Free Day
• Wednesday 2 September – Co-curricular, Sports, Special and Catch-Up Photos
• Wednesday 23 September – Term 3 concludes for Year 12 students
• Thursday 24 September – Term 3 concludes for Years 7 to 11 students

Term 3 - Winter Uniform

A reminder that all students commence Term 3 on Tuesday 21 July after the Parent/Student/Teacher Interviews on Monday 20 July. Students are to arrive impeccably presented in Winter Uniform for the commencement of Term 3 on Tuesday 21 July. This means polished shoes and clean uniforms, including blazers in excellent condition. 

We ask for parental support to ensure that your son or daughter tries on their uniform with plenty of time to get any issues rectified or purchase new items, if necessary, prior to the commencement of Term 3. Students and parents are reminded that hairstyles should be conservative, neat, tidy, of natural colour and shoulder length hair should be tied up. Student are not permitted to wear any make-up and to not have their eyelashes enhanced. Nails are to be kept short with no acrylics or nail polish. Students are permitted to wear the following jewellery: up to one pair of small plain silver or gold sleepers or studs in the lower ear lobe, one silver or gold chain, a Christian religious symbol on their chain, a watch and no other jewellery. Please check the College Diary for more details.

May we also take this opportunity to once again remind parents to label all uniform items with their child’s first name and surname. At the end of each term, we have a number of articles of clothing, bags, hats, sport bags, shoes and water bottles in Lost Property not labelled and not claimed.

Parents are reminded to check their child’s College Tracksuit as well as their Winter College Uniform.

The Uniform Shop will be open on Monday 20 July from 12:00pm to 6:00pm. The normal operating hours throughout the school term for the Uniform Shop are Mondays and Thursdays between 1:00pm and 4:30pm.

Year 10 Subject Selection & Pathways Information

The transition from Year 10 into senior secondary schooling is a significant step, and Term 2 into Term 3 marks a key period in planning for Year 11, Year 12, and beyond. This week, Mr Roger D’Almeida emailed all parents details of important details in regard to this planning.

On Wednesday 17 June we begun the subject selection process with a Year 10 Assembly, where students received important information about the pathways and subjects available in Year 11, along with guidance on how to navigate the course selection process.

An online Subject Selection Information Evening for Year 10 students and their parents will be held on Monday 22 June at 6:00pm via Microsoft Teams. A link has been sent to students and parents. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of the subject selection process and give families the opportunity to explore the options available for 2027. We encourage all families to attend this important event from the comfort of their home.

The process will conclude with the Parent-Student-Teacher Interviews and Ongoing Enrolment Agreement Meetings on Monday 20 July, where each Year 10 student and a caregiver is required to meet with College staff to finalise subject choices. More details about these meetings will be shared during the upcoming online presentation.

Please mark these key dates in your calendar and stay engaged in this important stage of your child’s educational journey.

Miss C Abel

Deputy Principal (Years 7 & 10)

Assessment Catch up Changes: Term 3, 2026 onwards

Parents and Students are advised that from the start of Term 3, 2026  when a student is absent from school when an in-class assessment occurs, students must complete class assessment tasks they have missed within Three (3) school days (originally five (5) school days) and must complete the assessment upon the day they return from an absence.  These changes have been made to ensure assessments are done in a timely manner by students and to maintain the integrity of the assessment given.

When an absence occurs during an in-class assessment, the subject teacher administering the assessment will send a notification to parents via SEQTA. This message will communicate that assessment catch up sessions will occur in classroom P7, after school on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday (3:30 pm to 4:30 pm) and before school on Thursday (7:40 am to 8:40 am).

If a student is absent beyond three school days, parents are asked to get in contact with the subject teacher who will advise a course of action.

Revision Course Year 12 : External Provider

With the upcoming term break, various providers will be running Exam revision courses to help Year 12 ATAR student prepare best for end of year and WACE exams. Some links are provided below to external providers:

Please note that students who enrol in these courses will be subsidised $20 per course thanks to the College Parent Committee. Families need to submit receipts to College reception for reimbursement.

Parent Committee Night: Paul Litherland Cyber Safety Presentation

Wednesday 17 June saw Paul Litherland, Cyber Safety expert, speak to parents of our students at the College. Paul has an extensive background in this field as a former cyber-crime police officer and always brings a fresh, informative, up to date and practical approach on how children can stay safe online. For further information about Paul and cyber safety you can visit his website:

We thank the Parent Committee for their time and effort in organising, setting up and hosting the event to help further connect our community. Please keep watch for other Parent Committee event happening over the remainder of the year which are:

• Parent Evening Seminar: Wednesday 19 July (Topic TBA)

• Father’s Day Breakfast : Thursday 3 September

Mr A D'Souza

Deputy Principal (Years 9 &12)

Semester One Reports

Parents will receive a SEQTA message notification once Semester One Reports are released in Week 11. These reports offer valuable insights into each student’s progress and achievement for the semester.

Reports also indicate whether any teachers have requested an interview with you and your child during next term’s Parent/Student/Teacher Interviews.

We encourage all students to reflect on their Semester One performance, identify areas for growth, and set clear academic goals for Semester Two.

Parent/Student/Teacher Interviews

Date: Monday 20 July

Time: 12:00pm – 7:00pm

Location: On campus (face-to-face interviews)

Interviews are open to all students from Years 7 to 12. As this is a Home Study Day, students are not required to attend regular classes but must accompany their parents to interviews in full College winter uniform.

Interview bookings are made via the ‘Booked’ online platform. Parents and carers will receive an email containing a unique login code and a link to the booking portal.

Key details:

Each interview is scheduled for eight minutes, with a two-minute changeover between sessions.

Bookings close at 12:00pm on Friday 17 July.

Following the release of Semester One Reports, teachers, Pastoral Leaders, or Deputy Principals may request additional interviews. We recommend booking early to secure preferred times.

If you are unable to attend on the day, you may contact individual teachers via email or Direqt Message, to arrange a follow-up conversation.

For families where English is not the first language, you are welcome to bring a friend or family member to assist with interpreting during interviews.

If you experience difficulties accessing the ‘Booked’ platform, please contact the College during the second week of the school holidays. Please note that College Administration will be closed during the first week of the holidays.

Toddle: New Student Learning Platform – 2027

We would like to let families know that, from the start of 2027, the school will be moving to a new Learning Management System, ‘Toddle’, replacing SEQTA.

This decision has been made after careful consideration of how we can best support student learning and improve the way we communicate with families. Toddle offers a more modern, easy-to-use platform that allows students to engage more actively with their learning and gives parents clearer insights in student progress.

Staff have already begun preparing for this change throughout 2026, and we will provide information and support for students and families closer to the transition to ensure everyone feels confident using the new system.

We look forward to sharing more details with you as we move towards this change.

Mr R D'Almeida

Deputy Principal (Years 8 & 11)