As we recognise Reconciliation Week through various activities and acknowledgments, Mrs Dunwoody shares the School's Reconciliation Action Plan.
On Friday evening, the PFA hosted its much-anticipated annual Trivia Night, which this year took on a literary twist due to a venue change. With Barbara Sutton Hall undergoing renovations, the event was relocated to the Brooksbank Library – a fitting backdrop for the chosen theme: “Letters.” Each table selected a letter of the alphabet and embraced the challenge by dressing up as characters or objects beginning with their chosen letter, while also decorating their tables to match. Surrounded by shelves of books, the library buzzed with creativity and colour.
The evening was expertly led by our Trivia Master, who kept the competition lively with a mix of brain-teasing questions and spirited mini-games, including dance-offs and paper plane contests. The Tradies (staff) and Where’s Wally teams battled it out until the very end, with Where’s Wally ultimately claiming victory. We were thrilled to also welcome back past parents to Trivia Night! It was a night filled with fun, laughter, and a wonderful sense of community.
As we recognise Reconciliation Week through various activities and acknowledgments, Mrs Dunwoody shares the School's Reconciliation Action Plan.
The cross country has come to an end with some outstanding individual and team results.
It has been an active fortnight at Junior School with House Athletics and District Cross Country.
A group of dedicated parent volunteers are preparing for the production of Finding Nemo Jr.
