The College remains committed to developing the young minds of our students into the leaders of tomorrow by guiding them through the relationship between learning and wellbeing. Our aim is for our students to not only excel at academics, but also in life.

Our commitment to using technology in the learning process has allowed us to combat the challenges of the Coronavirus with little inconvenience to students. We aim to give our students the best opportunities in their school career, and when it came to our annual CAN festival that showcases our College’s incredible musical prowess, our students gave innovative performances and experienced recording within a TV studio environment. With the philosophy of ‘the show must go on’, our classrooms were transformed into creative performance spaces for music, dance and photography.

We aim to teach our students adaptability, and this year we have not only taught, but demonstrated that ability to change. Through our implementation of professional live streaming services, our ceremonies, assemblies and events are accessible to parents who cannot attend due to Coronavirus.

Families and friends of students were able to watch them graduate, garnering responses like: ‘Even though we watched it on our TVs or devices, we felt like we were there with you!’ – Natalie Trotnar