Secondary Library News Benefits of Reading This winter weather has been perfect for curling up with a good book and a warm drink. That is the idea behind our new book display in the library. We know it is a busy time for students with assignments and exams coming up. However, once exams are over, we hope students will take some time during the holidays to relax and enjoy a good book. Reading is not just a way to pass the time - it has real benefits for both the mind and body.

As we draw closer to the end of Term 2, it has been wonderful to reflect on the many achievements and opportunities our students have experienced through sport. We continue to be encouraged by the growth, resilience, and character demonstrated by our students both on and off the sporting field. Basketball Academy – BOSL Season Nearing Completion Our four Basketball Academy teams: Senior Boys, Senior Girls, Intermediate Boys, and Intermediate Girls, are approaching the concl

Year 10 Our Year 10 students have been studying hard for their very first Senior Exam Block beginning Friday of Week 8 and going through until Thursday of Week 9. They have been juggling the submission of Assignment drafts and finals with their study time for their exams and utilising allocated study time efficiently on Monday afternoons. Students have also been busy with interschool sport, BOSL games, training and representing the school in dance competitions. With preparat

From the Middle School Coordinator As we head into assessment time, parents can play an important role in helping their child prepare. Here are a few tips: Encourage your child to revise a little each day rather than cramming the night before. Check that they know their assessment and exam schedule and have all necessary equipment ready, including pens, pencils, calculators, and chargers if required. The Assessment Calendar can be viewed in the 2026 Middle School Hub: Year

End of Term Routines Right now, we are in the End of Term Fatigue zone. Our little learners have poured an immense amount of energy, focus, and social effort into the last few months. As the finish line approaches, their emotional fuel tanks run a little low, and that exhaustion usually shows up exactly where they feel safest: at home, with you. To help our families navigate these final weeks with grace, humor, and minimal friction, here are a few practical strategies to keep

Premier’s Reading Challenge May marks the start of the Premier’s Reading Challenge for our Primary students (Year 7 to 9 students are welcome to participate too). A reading log sheet has been sent home with a letter from Mrs Sarah Rowan. The reading period is from the 11th May to the 28th August. Please only record books read during this time. To complete the challenge Prep to Year 2 is to read or experience 20 books. Year 3 and Year 4 students are to read 20 books and Year 5