Extracurricular

Students lead musical worship with vocals and instruments at chapel services, assemblies, and community events, supporting the spiritual life of the College.

College support networks including chaplaincy, counselling, mentoring, and buddy programs that nurture wellbeing, resilience, and positive behaviour.

Students develop leadership skills by serving others, modelling positive behaviour, and contributing through Junior, Middle, and Senior School leadership roles.

Students may join the council to represent their peers, share ideas, support wellbeing initiatives, and contribute to decision making within the College community.

A close partnership with the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, encouraging shared events, worship experiences, and community involvement.

Junior Campus classes plan and lead themed church meetings for Sunday Service, fostering confidence, collaboration, and community connection.

Students are paired across year levels to build friendships, support younger learners, and strengthen community connections through mentoring.

Students participate in a number of annual fundraising initiatives supporting causes such as Walk My Way, Day for Daniel, and Hoodie Up for Autism.

A popular lunchtime and after school club where students develop strategic thinking, compete in tournaments, and enjoy inter school competitions.

A creative performance program developing students’ confidence and teamwork through acting and improvisation for small dramatic presentations.

An opportunity for a small group of students to manage sound, lighting, and staging for school events, gaining technical skills and behind the scenes experience.

A very popular supervised before school club for keen runners across both campuses, promoting fitness, wellbeing, and positive energy to start the school day.

Special breakfasts inviting families to celebrate together, explore classrooms and learning, and engage with the College community.

A welcoming event where grandparents and special friends share breakfast, activities, and classroom experiences with students, creating precious memories.

Once a year we enjoy a relaxed community picnic bringing families together on College grounds to build connections and strengthen community spirit.

Themed evenings such as discos, bush dances, and costume nights that bring families together in fun, inclusive environments for all ages and backgrounds.

A developing strings program where Junior Campus students learn an instrument, and encouraged to perform in ensembles.

Multiple choirs across both campuses provide students with opportunities to sing together, develop vocal skills, and perform regularly.

Students lead musical worship at chapel services, assemblies, and community events, supporting the spiritual life of the College.

An audition based Senior Campus choir performing more advanced vocal arrangements and showcasing musical excellence at events.

Students form bands to perform and compete in lively in house events celebrating musical creativity and collaboration.

Students may receive instrumental tuition during the school day and perform as soloists in concerts.

Students perform in ensemblaes and bands across jazz, classical, and contemporary genres, sharing music at concerts and events.

Students participate in year level productions and biennial College musicals, developing performance, teamwork, and stage confidence.

A very popular supervised before school club for keen runners across both campuses, promoting fitness, wellbeing, and positive energy to start the school day.

Before and after school coaching in sports such as tennis, netball, basketball, and AFL, supporting skill development and fitness.

Fitness and boxing program for Year 10–12 girls, building strength, confidence, and wellbeing through structured training sessions held in the school’s on campus gym.