QGSSSA Reconciliation Round

The QGSSSA is proud to be celebrating National Reconciliation Week in conjunction with Round 9 of our Autumn Fixtures.

The theme for National Reconciliation Week 2023, Be a Voice for Generations, encourages all Australians to be a voice for reconciliation in tangible ways in our everyday lives – where we live, work, socialise and play!

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Clayfield College Parents and Friends for their generous support as proud sponsors of the Reconciliation uniforms. Thanks to their proud sponsorship, the Reconciliation uniforms adorned with the Clayfield College QGSSSA Bunya Designs artwork will be showcased by all Opens teams during Round 9 of QGSSSA Basketball, Football, and Touch Football matches against Ipswich Girls Grammar School.

For the work of generations past, and the benefit of generations future, let’s choose to create a more just, equitable and reconciled country for all.

Students are invited to support our Basketball, Football and Touch Football teams for Reconciliation Round. Return transport will be provided for student spectators to IGGS.

Spectator Bus Sign-On | Register Here

QGSSSA Cross Country

The ladies of Clayfield went back-to-back at the QGSSSA Cross-Country Championships retaining the Joan Benson Percentage Shield for a second year.

The championship unfolded as an epic battle, with over 830 competitors fiercely and gracefully contending over a challenging 3km course. The unwavering dedication, determination, and sportsmanship displayed by our girls as proud representatives of Clayfield College was truly inspiring.

Clayfield College Sport wholeheartedly applauds the Cross-Country teams for their indomitable spirit. Such events showcase the transformative power of teamwork, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence. Crossing the finish line first in the QGSSSA Cross-Country Championships demands unwavering commitment to training and unwavering determination.

We extend our warmest congratulations to the following exceptional ladies for their remarkable contributions to the team's success:

Leila Johnson, 8th place in the 17 Years and Over category
Chloe Noon, 5th place in the 16 Years category
Charisse Sham, 1st place in the Open Multiclass category

The 2023 Cross-Country team exemplified what it means to push boundaries and achieve greatness. Congratulations to the entire Clayfield squad for a memorable season and an unforgettable day of fierce competition.

Please enjoy the video of the day below, care of QGSSSA and David Pearce Productions

Boys Sport

Clayfield College Sport is thrilled to introduce a new Sports Performance Program specially designed for Year 7 boys.

"Unleash Your Potential" – Accelerate your speed, elevate your jumps, and enhance your strength!

Clayfield College Sport extends an invitation to Year 7 boys to participate in this dynamic program, which aims to foster youth development and concentrate on diverse facets of fitness, including speed, agility, power, strength, and endurance.The possibilities are endless!

Start date: Thursday 25 May (new start date)

Time: 6:45 am-7:45 am (every Friday)

Location: Clayfield College Sport Centre – Level 2 Gymnasium

Coach: Joe Kirpatrick – jkirpatrick@clayfield.qld.edu.au

Contact: CC Sport – sport@clayfield.qld.edu.au

Highlights

All Star Outlaws: Shining Bright at the Cheer Global Games

Triumph, Teamwork, and Talent Take Center Stage

In a stunning display of skill, dedication, and teamwork, Lola Burkitt (Year 8) a member of the All Star Outlaws soared to new heights and left their mark on the global stage at the prestigious Cheer Global Games. This extraordinary team of cheerleaders from Brisbane captured hearts and clinched victory, solidifying their place as true champions in the world of cheerleading.

The Cheer Global Games, an annual international competition that showcases the best cheerleading teams from around the world, proved to be the ultimate platform for the All Star Outlaws to showcase their exceptional talents. With breathtaking stunts, synchronized routines, and unmatched energy, they mesmerized audiences and judges alike throughout the exhilarating event.

Lola’s team placed 1st in the Senior – Level 2 category and claimed the Grand Champions prize. Congratulations to Lola and the All Star Outlaws on their extraordinary achievement. You have made your parents and the Clayfield College community proud and inspired countless aspiring cheerleaders to reach for the stars and chase their dreams.

Ivy Lauder and Queensland Team Shine, Securing Bronze at School Sport Australia Tennis Championships

Skill, Grit, and Determination Propel Ivy Lauder and Team Queensland to Victory

In a thrilling display of talent and resilience, Ivy Lauder and the Queensland tennis team triumphed, securing a well-deserved bronze medal at the highly competitive School Sport Australia Tennis Championships. The remarkable achievements of Ivy Lauder and her teammates showcased their unwavering dedication and extraordinary skills on the court.

The School Sport Australia Tennis Championships, a prestigious tournament that brings together the finest young tennis players from across Australia, served as the ultimate battleground for Ivy Lauder and Team Queensland. Displaying unwavering determination and impressive sportsmanship, they left an indelible mark on the competition and etched their names in the annals of Australian youth tennis.

Throughout the tournament, Ivy Lauder demonstrated her prowess and showcased why she is considered one of the rising stars of the sport. Her exceptional skills, strategic shot selection, and unwavering focus allowed her to dominate her opponents, captivating spectators with her finesse and tenacity.

Congratulations to Ivy and the Queensland team for their outstanding performance and the well-deserved bronze medal.

Careers News

By Mr Brett Steeples, Head of Academic Performance and Pathways/Coordinator -Science

Futures Expo

New Careers and Pathways section of website