Riding for the Disabled

Riding for the Disabled offers a unique blend of education, therapy, and fun. It's a place where barriers are overcome, and confidence is built. 

Every Thursday, our students volunteer to support this worthy community program. They get so much joy from participating in these shared experiences, giving everyone an equal opportunity to thrive. 

Theatresports Competition

How amazing is our inaugural Theatresports team, consisting of Samuel Black, Kaiden Edmeades, Elliotte Kynaston, and Ella Winfield! The team recently competed against four other schools at Ipswich Girls Grammar School, showcasing their incredible talent and teamwork. 

They did an exceptional job, impressing both the audience and judges with their creativity and enthusiasm.

For those unfamiliar, Theatresports is a form of improvisational theatre where teams compete in various games and challenges. It's a dynamic and entertaining way to develop quick thinking, creativity, and collaboration skills.

Although they didn't advance to the next round, they received the prestigious "Magic Moment" award for the most memorable moment of the night. This accolade was earned through Samuel Black's boisterous rendition of a whalesong, which captivated everyone present. 

Thank you to Ms Mia Gould for your training and assistance with the team. They will be back next year, bringing even more magic to the stage. A big congratulations to all!

A Morning to Remember: Our Fantastic Mother’s Day Breakfast

This year’s Mother’s Day Breakfast at the college was nothing short of spectacular. Families gathered to celebrate the incredible women in our lives with a warm, welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, and heartfelt moments. From the beautifully set tables to the laughter shared over coffee and a hot breakfast, the event was a true testament to the spirit of community and appreciation. A huge thank you to everyone who helped make the morning so special — we’re already looking forward to next year!