Day 14 November 2023

Our flexible all-weather physical education program utilises the versatile multipurpose hall, ensuring students can engage in active and diverse activities regardless of weather conditions.

Transition sessions for graduating primary students facilitate a smooth shift to the secondary campus, fostering confidence, social integration, and academic readiness for their next educational chapter.

Secondary students and staff celebrated Book Week with literary-themed activities, storytelling, and book-related events, fostering a love for reading and literacy.

“Uncle Paul” enriched the secondary campus during NAIDOC Week, sharing indigenous music, cultural insights, and traditions, promoting understanding and respect for Australia’s heritage.

Speech therapists crafted an interactive weather-themed story time for Communication Week, enabling students to experience diverse weather scenarios safely, enhancing communication and language skills in an engaging manner.

During Literacy Week, literacy leaders hosted an interactive fair for primary students, promoting reading, writing, and language skills in a fun and engaging way.

Primary students joyfully celebrated their first 100 days of school with activities, counting, and games, marking an exciting milestone in their educational journey.

“Aunty Gabby” brought cultural enrichment during NAIDOC Week, sharing indigenous knowledge, stories, and traditions with the primary campus, fostering appreciation for Australia’s rich heritage.