Events

School events bring learning to life and help shape our school culture. They help students build confidence, connect with others and celebrate their progress. Events also give families a chance to be involved in school life and share in their child’s achievements.

Our school events may include:

school orientation days
sports carnivals
open day and school tours
excursions and incursions
National week of Action Against Bullying
performances, concerts or school productions
fundraising, charity and community events
award assemblies
graduation and other celebrations.

Onstage 2026

Date: 11 February 2026

Time: 8:20am - 3:30pm

Year 11 and 12 will experience a range of outstanding HSC pieces from the 2025 cohort.

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Netball Trials and Training

Date: 1 and 15 December 2025, 9 - 23 February 2026, 26 February - 26 March 2026

Netball Trials will be held for the Opens (any age students) and Under 15's teams. Successful students will then have a few training sessions in preparation for the 2026 knockout tournaments.

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Volleyball Trials and Training 2025

Date: 27 November, 11 December and 18 December 2025

Volleyball Trials will be held for the Boys Open team. Successful students will then have a few training sessions in preparation for the 2026 knockout tournaments.

Encore 2026

Date: 2 March 2026

HSC and Year 11 music students will attend the evening performance of 'Encore', the showcase of exemplar 2025 HSC Music performances as part of their course study.

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Bundanon Art Camp

Date: 18 - 20 February 2026

Our Year 11 Visual Arts Camp is scheduled early in the Preliminary course to help students establish a strong foundation for their senior studies. Students will participate in a 2 night stay at Bundanon Art Centre. This intensive program provides essential skills, structured artmaking time, and opportunities for students to explore their strengths and interests as they prepare for the HSC course.

Across three days of focused artmaking, students will immerse themselves in the local environment, work within a highly regarded art gallery and creative centre, and learn from specialist Visual Arts practitioners. This setting offers an exceptional opportunity for students to extend their practice, experiment with new techniques, and draw inspiration from professional artistic spaces.

The artworks developed during the camp—and during a follow-up workshop at school on the Friday—will contribute to their first assessment task and form an important early component of their Body of Work. The camp also supports the development of a positive, collaborative learning environment, helping students build confidence and creative momentum as they begin their senior Visual Arts journey.

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