Senior School Clubs, Groups & Achievements 1

Amati String Ensemble

BACK ROW: Zeke Hart, Xiaoyu Chen, Alana Levingston, Mrs Thea Kotzé, Elley Dymond, Jason Shan, James Walker FRONT ROW: Stella Hermawan, Ashleigh Gurr, Bianca Hollins, Zoe Dallimore, Oliver Wright, Grace Reinecke, Haruka Saito ABSENT: Julius Clegg, Dr Noeleen Wright

Brass Ensemble

BACK ROW: Harry Laycock, Kaelan Fukumoto, Charlton Bingham, Steven Thiele, Angus Kilgour FRONT ROW: Cameron Tsang, Ashley Tsang, Jayden Tan ABSENT: Paudie Whalley, Mr Cameron Harries

College Voices (Years 7 & 8 Girls)

BACK ROW: Divya Josey, Ayona Basu, Toni Aniyi, Samantha Shenton, Ashling Kearney, Jade Wheeler, Kate Zatella MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Angela Currie, Evelyn Ward, Gayatri Dantale, Chloe Harrison, Chenelle Liyanage, Lauren Sivacolundhu, Mrs Rosemary Jose FRONT ROW: Kate Cotham, Stella Hermawan, Aarti Yadav, Grace Reinecke, Hiruni Perera, Ashleigh Gurr, Kay Lynn Leong ABSENT: Charlotte Whittaker, Aleisha Nelson, Nikita Arun

Combined Boys’ Choirs

BACK ROW: Harrison Ion, Jacob Smith, Andrew Jiang, Mr Daniel Ablett, Bryan Niu, Aditya Ullas Chandran, Kian Hart FRONT ROW: Austin Matthews, Toby Landau, Chuen Ley Low, Madhav Rajesh, Dexter Payenberg, Zeke Hart, Reuben Rivalland ABSENT: Jamal Fanaian, Devon Lake, Mitchell Rogers, Louis Walkden, Mr David Harries

Concert Band

BACK ROW: Mr David Harries, Chloe Harrison, Aleesha Gillett, Lucy Snow, Toni Aniyi, Eva Texler, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Ms Tahlia Denn FRONT ROW: Stella Hermawan, Lauren Sivacolundhu, Hiruni Perera, Casey Leung, Shaurya Kaushal, Eric He, James Ji ABSENT: Dehemi Abeysinghe

Corelli String Ensemble

BACK ROW: Serena Joppich, Robert De Kraa, Vevina Yang, Mrs Thea Kotzé, Lisa Williams, David Wu, Joy Heng FRONT ROW: Amelia O’Keefe, Joy Wu, Jennifer Fallon, Bartholomew Tang, Caelan Lu, Liam O’Keefe, Arielle Lu, Marlon Yie BACK ROW: Ella August, Maya Lowney, Genevieve Doig, Mia Celikovic, Meisha McKenzie, Dylan Gardiner, Isabelle Arnold MIDDLE ROW: Amber Medlock, Katrina Aylmore, Tahlia Halley, Noah Kalkhoven, Amy Johnson, Kate Rideout, Ellie Polglase FRONT ROW: Angelina Williams, Madison Newman, Amy Burwood, Asha Burwood, Lexie O’Brien, Hannah Brierley, Ishita Chauhan ABSENT: Rheá Aitken, Madison Gauntlett, Reuben Rivalland, Aimee Willis, Abbey Wright

Dance Concert Cocurricular Teachers

BACK ROW: Genevieve Bowyer-Funnell, Meisha McKenzie, Genevieve Doig, Amelia Starling, Isabelle Arnold FRONT ROW: Amy Johnson, Ella August, Holly Morgan, Amy Burwood ABSENT: Lara Burrows, Madison Gauntlett, Aneeka Le Roux, Ellie Smith

Drama Hub

BACK ROW: Ashleigh Gurr, Sophie Smith, Estella Glencross, Harrison O’Dea-Credaro, Jagaan Sundar, Tara Mishra, Madison Coles, Shaurya Kaushal, Evelyn Ward FRONT ROW: Dehemi Abeysinghe, Lily Kettle, Toby Landau, Mr Scott Corbett, Reuben Rivalland, Ashley Lance, Ananya Malani ABSENT: Tashie Baker, Sarah Birney, Cara Brown, Cooper Byers, Mia Celikovic, Premila Ganeson-Oats, Fynn Gardner, Kian Hart, Harrison Ion, Amy Johnson, Jamie Lang, Alexandra Le, Chenelle Liyanage, Austin Matthews, Meisha McKenzie, Sharni Miller, Anjali Mishra, Aimee Moody, Clara Moody, Hiruni Perera, Martha Pritchard, Ashley Tsang, Ayla Woodland

Guarneri String Quartet

LEFT TO RIGHT: Liam O’Keefe, Arielle Lu, Mrs Thea Kotzé, Vevina Yang, Marlon Yie

Jazz Saints

BACK ROW: Meisha McKenzie, Mia Celikovic, Fynn Gardner, Myles Keeffe, Thomas Killmier-Burns, Dayne Metzner, Tyler Redman, Liam Levingston, Mungo Crichton, Joel Walkemeyer FOURTH ROW: Samantha White, Martha Pritchard, Mackenzie Adams, Faisal Hamza, Jamie Lang, Jared Walkemeyer, Hamish Hillier, Dulith Sirisuriya, Max Barrow, Juliet Morris, Georgia Balding THIRD ROW: Elise Anthony, Sarah Birney, Paris Gibaud, Jazmyn Uden, Genevieve Bowyer-Funnell, Layne Brown, Ella August, Ashton Lake, Premila Ganeson-Oats, Amy Johnson, Alana Levingston, Cameron Tsang SECOND ROW: Vaidehi Sidharth, Claudia D’Silva, Merrisha Asokananthan, Clara Moody, Olivia Clinckers, Anjali Mishra, Nadia Allen, Tashie Baker, Emma Watson, Ayla Woodland, Lauren Anderson, Jack Stibbs, Sarah Christopher BACK ROW: Juliet Morris, Dylan Smith, Jacob Smith, Benjamin Coleman, Mr Jeremy Trezona, Charlton Bingham, Jayden Elezovich, Angus Kilgour, Felix Torralbo Straton FRONT ROW: Sanika Dingre, Ashley Tsang, Jazmyn Uden, Harry Laycock, Lucas Ho, Cameron Tsang, Ayla Woodland, Hiruni Perera ABSENT: Zakaria Ebrahim, Jamal Fanaian, Devon Lake, Jack Stibbs Mr Steven Smith, Mr Manoli Vouyoucalos, Mrs Elana Williams, Mrs Alison White BACK ROW: Catherine Cheng, Madhav Rajesh, Istvan Savanyo, Myles Keeffe, Dylan Gardiner, Quinn Brands FRONT ROW: Dehemi Abeysinghe, Imogen Khinsoe, Isabella Ong, Michelle Thesman, Madeline Ong ABSENT: Tashie Baker, Maclean Huddy, Fynn

Little Shop of Horrors Drama Production – Cast & Crew

FRONT ROW: Sanika Dingre, Holly Younge, Sharni Miller, Mr Christopher Musitano, Mr Jeremy Trezona, Mrs Rosemary Jose, Mr Stephen Roberts, Mr Adrian Arnold, Mr Geoff Glencross, Mr John Levingston, Ashley Tsang, Ashlee Rennick, Elyse Belford-Thomas ABSENT: Nathaniel Behn, Oliver Jacobson, Devon Lake, Mr Daniel Ablett, Mrs Jodie Bellchambers, Mrs Lindy Burwood, Ms Shelley Brookland, Mrs Heidi Eves, Mr Daniel Garner, Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge, Ms Daveena Harris, Ms Jess Herbert, Ms Erin Royer, Mr Duncan Roylance, Gardner, Mr Stefan Hamilton

Presence College Dance Concert – Junior School & Senior School

BACK ROW: Olivia Day, Abbyghail Richards, Emma Cumming, Hamish Hillier, Harry Watson, Maya Lowney, Amy Morgan, Amelia Starling, Mia Celikovic, Liam Levingston, Fynn Gardner, Madison Gauntlett, Myles Keeffe, Lani Robinson, Kush Jog, Holly Attwater, Jared Walkemeyer, Dylan Gardiner, Alexander Doig, Jessica Cotham, Taylah Smith, Harrison Ion, Paris Gibaud EIGHTH ROW: Madhav Rajesh, Alana Levingston, Brooke Ahrens, Nadia Allen, Kate Rideout, Sophia Charlton, Georga Ellison, Lauren McVeigh, Tahlia Halley, Sophie Wyatt, Alek Narozny, Samuel Traianedes, Noah Kalkhoven, Holly Shackleton, Lisa Williams, Michelle Williams, Amy Johnson, Georgie Blevin, Abbey Wright, Himandi De Silva, Premila Ganeson-Oats, Emelia Preston, Emily Arney, Oliver Kirkby SEVENTH ROW: Scarlett McVeigh, Kayli Bussell, Gabrielle Ho, Emily Mischke, Elly Gardner, Thomas Bartels, Christa Templeman, Lauren Hanson, Nikita Arun, Zoe Johnston, Alyssa Unwin, Caitlin Attwater, Georgia Stone, Kelsey Biddulph, Sophia Young, Olivia Halliday, Katrina Aylmore, Caitlin de Wind, Ellie Polglase, Ashton Collins, Lara Bezuidenhout, Evie Shackleton, Nimisha Chauhan, Estella Glencross, Phoebe Prescott SIXTH ROW: Sienna Bailey, Madeleine Peterson, Tahlia Amos, Leila Balcombe, Persis Chan, Ruby Sprljan, Jade Wheeler, Alyssa Narozna, Tenayh Powell, Jessica Luff, Clara Moody, Jessica MacFarlane, Imogen Petridis, Alice Peterson, Asha McDonald, Imogen Balcombe, Asha Burwood, Sarah White, Amber McNair, Lexie O’Brien, Emily Turner, Rheá Aitken, Lupita Allen, Merrisha Asokananthan, Zeke Hart, Adam Charlton FIFTH ROW: Holly Cammarano, Grace Reinecke, Bianca Hollins, Krishni Agarwal, Madison Newman, Ashley Tsang, Laura Duryea, Angelina Williams, Evelyn Ward, Holly Burwood, Nick McDonald, Kelly Briggs, Tunmise Aniyi, Clara Elezovich, Sahlia Monie, Cara Brown, Hannah Rennick, Hannah Brierley, Lily Kettle, Khacee Leevers, Marinah Ebrahim, Stephanie Mischke, Kaysha Asokananthan, Grace Hoes, Kayla Bezuidenhout, Pearl Sai, Lauren Sivacolundhu FOURTH ROW: Amber Thomson-Russell, Abbey Parker, Emily Cheng, Sienna Keeffe, Luke Tomlinson, Aiden Thum, Cameron Anthony, Isabella Lansbury, Tyler Kirkby, Aditi Kulkarni, Aimee Willis, Rozhin Saffar, Zoe Langstone, Ayodele Olowookere, Ashleigh Smith, Mackenzie Cox, Matilda Carrie, Dehemi Abeysinghe, Ishita Chauhan, Asha Reany, Reuben Rivalland, Noah Dean, Mia Vine, Ashton Thum, Jasmine Kooner, Mia Lowe, Megan Burrows, Grace Ellison THIRD ROW: Caitlin Mackinlay, Amelie Soucik, Makayla Kadir, Amelia O’Keefe, Jessica Kim, Sascha Halliday, Molly Turner, Amelia Luff, Sophie Reader, Daniella Roeves, Mia Jelas, Olivia Sibly, Charlotte Newton, Aisha Davis, Lara Bussell, Ben Biddulph, Jacob Skender, Ariana Stalley, Ayden Hipper, Annika Haslemore, Mia Crofts, Kaitlyn Martin, Cerys Webb, Zoe Balcombe, Emily Harwood, Alexis Milne, Sedley Hoar, Holly Walker, Eleanor Burwood SECOND ROW: Jessie Wong, Ella Riches, Lauren Anderson, Joanne Luo, Emily Minchin, Thomas Killmier-Burns, Vaidehi Sidharth, Gina MacFarlane, Ella August, Aneeka Le Roux, Genevieve Doig, Mrs Erin Harvey, Miss Narelle Codalonga, Mr Geoff Glencross, Holly Morgan, Lara Burrows, Isabelle Arnold, Genevieve Bowyer-Funnell, Amy Burwood, Kate Okely, Joel Walkemeyer, Sophie Huisman, Ali Jardine, Jasmin Ozolins, Carys Powell FRONT ROW: Imogen Stone, Penelope Duff, Bridget Wallace, Mia Parlapiano, Samara Edwards, Riley Glasson, Sam Lowe, Hadrien Tavora Alvarez, Aidan Gurr, Thenuk Wijemanne, Cooper Hawley, Jack Byrne, Marcus Guzman, Solomon Fegan, Henry Powell, Tyler Wheeler, Sean Roeves, Zachary Bovell, Jun Feng Boon, Ollie McKinnon, Zoe Vassallo, Sampreeti Mitra, Ariaana Rehman, Caitlyn Drury, Chloe Roos ABSENT: Elise Anthony, Tanesha Bennell, Astrid Brittain, Catherine Cheng, Kate Cotham, Linton Cox, Eleanor Crowhurst, Zoe Dallimore, Nicola Fallon, Jacob Feist, Lana Habibi, Kian Hart, Amy Hirst, Matilda Gomez, Wiremu Green, Rebecca Griffiths, Mariana Kumar, Ashton Lake, Harry Laycock, Emily Lund, Elizabeth McGuire, Meisha McKenzie, Isabella O’Connor, Chloe Pedersen, Eva South, Charlotte McNamee, Amber Medlock, Caroline Nagajek, Grace Shackleton, Ellie Smith, Jasmine York, Skyla York

LEFT TO RIGHT: Jazmyn Uden, Jamie Lang ABSENT: Mrs Imogen Thomson

Rock Bands

BACK ROW: Kyan Powell, Max Werner, Alexander Clarke, Jayden Elezovich, Ben Clark, Finn Payenberg, James Bingham, Luca Gatti, Matthew Setiono MIDDLE ROW: Mr Daniel Ablett, Dexter Payenberg, Cameron Tsang, Manya Texler, Georgia Balding, Martha Pritchard, Jazmyn Uden, Bailey Hardy, Eva Texler, Mr Daniel Garner FRONT ROW: Shyam Kanagalingam, James Kemble, Ayla Woodland, Casey Leung, Zakaria Ebrahim, Chloe Harrison, Isabella Ong, Evelyn Ward, Kyle Black ABSENT: Devon Lake, Kyle Lobb, Jack Searle, Roland Montes, Jack Stibbs, Ms Jennifer Winley, Mr Ben Basell

Saints’ Harmony (Years 9−12 Girls)

BACK ROW: Hannah Greaves, Ashton Lake, Holly Baker, Michelle Williams, Martha Pritchard, Tara Mishra, Alana Levingston MIDDLE ROW: Claudia D’Silva, Rachel Cole, Allison Ferguson, Joanne Luo, Ruth Nesaraj, Elise Anthony, Sophie Smith, Lauren Pitcher FRONT ROW: Elyse Belford-Thomas, Ashlee Rennick, Cara Brown, Emma Watson, Shalindri Wanigasekera, Jennifer Fallon, Kelly Snow ABSENT: Adelynn Chambers, Olivia Clinckers, Amy Falconer, Anjali Mishra, Joy Heng, Joy Wu, Sanika Dingre, Mr David Harries

Symphonic Band

BACK ROW: Felix Torralbo Straton, Lyndon Kenworthy-Groen, Steven Thiele, Finn Payenberg, James Lund, Amelia Starling, Dylan Smith THIRD ROW: Harry Laycock, Amy Johnson, Samantha White, Juliet Morris, Gina Lintern, Layne Brown, Jazmyn Uden, Lucas Ho SECOND ROW: Phoebe Goldrick, Amy Falconer, Paris Gibaud, Cameron Tsang, Lucy Keays, Caitlin de Wind, Zoe Johnston, Stephen Clarke FRONT ROW: Sanika Dingre, Chongchong Ye, Sophie Smith, Keely Smith, Catherine Choong, Ashley Tsang, Megan Smith ABSENT: Olivia Clinckers, Benjamin Coleman, Jessica Cotham, Cam McIntosh, Anjali Mishra, Aidan Smith, Jack Stibbs, Jayden Tan, Louis Walkden, Paudie Whalley, Brendan Wright, Ms Jennifer Winley

SENIOR SCHOOL Art, Media, Design & Technologies

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Cover Page: Mathew Harwood and Tristan Clarke (Year 8) 1. Charlotte Ch’ng (Year 11) 2. Albie Balloch (Year 11) 3. Lily Li (Year 11) 4. Lily Kettle (Year 7) 5. Emily Minchin (Year 12) 6. Ayla Woodland (Year 10) 7. Joel Walkemeyer (Year 12) 8. Grace Barber (Year 11) 9. Keely Smith (Year 10) 10. Lewis Butcher (Year 10) 11. Hannah Brierley (Year 10) 12. Alex Saunders (Year 10) 13. Tiara Heng-Chin (Year 9) 14. Sophie Smith (Year 9) 15. Cooper Byers (Year 9) 16. Harriet Holbrook (Year 12) 17. Aleisha Nelson (Year 7) 18. Claire Nelson (Year 12) 19. Brandon Wylie (Year 10) 20. Alex Saunders (Year 10) 21. Madhav Rajesh (Year 9) 22. Charlie Westerman (Year 11) 23. Charlotte Ch’ng (Year 11) 24. Gina Lintern (Year 12)

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25. Abbey Watkinson (Year 11) 26. Mia Millward (Year 8) 27. Amy Robinson (Year 11) 28. Shalindri Wanigasekera (Year 11) 29. Nicole Currie (Year 11) 30. Year 10 Materials ‘LED Trophies’ 31. Juliet Morris (Year 11) 32. Chloe Pedersen (Year 12) 33. Samara Ainge (Year 8) 34. Liam Levingston (Year 11) 35. Kelly Snow (Year 9) 36. Addy Chambers (Year 9) 37. ‘Dancing on the Rock’ Henry McNamee (Year 12) 38. Myles Keeffe (Year 9) 39. Portraits of Mrs Sue Manolas (Student Services Officer) created by Years 9 and 10 students 40. Layne Brown (Year 12) 41. Jie Liu (Year 10) 42. Liam Levingston (Year 11) 43. ‘Goal’ Angus Hadwen (Year 12) 44. Eliana Ash (Year 12) 45. Year 8 Project X ‘Gothic Sculpture’

SENIOR SCHOOL Sport

From the Director of Sport, Health and Physical Education

2018 has been a busy year, with many different Carnivals, competitions and new initiatives for students to demonstrate skills that are essential for life beyond the College. It is incredibly positive to see the key messages and the vision of All Saints’ College Sport continuing to build our students into healthy, resilient members of the community who understand that Sport is about social and emotional development as well as physical. The Junior School Sports Captains continued to join forces with the Senior School Sports Captains, helping to lead our younger students in their interhouse Carnivals throughout 2018. It was great to see many Junior School students and staff join the Running Club this year; their enthusiasm was outstanding, and we look forward to seeing their commitment continue in 2019. In Week 2 of Term 1, all Years 7–12 students made their way to HBF Stadium to take part in the 2018 Interhouse Swimming Carnival. This was a tremendous event and solidified the positive ASC community vibe as we kicked off the 2018 academic year. Murdoch House took out the top place for 2018. In Term 2, all students in Kindergarten – Year 12 gathered on the oval to take part in our fifth Whole-of-College 2018 Interhouse Cross Country Carnival. The continued use of timing chips created a professional and competitive event, with the focus on individual bests and House spirit. Congratulations to Stirling House for winning the Senior School Champion House Trophy as well as the Whole College Trophy. The final interhouse Carnival for the year was Athletics which took place in August. We were blessed with beautiful weather which added to this amazing day. The College oval looked superb, thanks to the exceptional work of our Grounds staff, and the setup of the event by the Health and Physical Education staff and the Maintenance Team. The overall winner of the day for 2018 was Stirling House in a close-fought competition. All interhouse competitions were followed by Associated and Catholic Colleges of WA (ACC) interschool Carnivals, where our top Senior School athletes competed against students from other schools. All Saints’ competed in the ‘A’ Division Swimming and Cross Country Carnivals, and ‘B’ Division in Athletics, an achievement in itself. The athletes at these events in 2018 put on a wonderful show, with some impressive individual and team achievements. We congratulate and thank all the athletes for the way they represented our College. Additionally, a number of our students in Years 7–12 competed against other schools in School Sport WA (SSWA) and ACC competitions in a wide range of sports, both in participation-based events and events with more of a competitive edge. We are very fortunate to have a great range of students who are capable of participating in sporting events and competition for physical, social and emotional development at varying levels. Our Netball, Basketball and Rowing Community Sport programs have had a successful year, with outstanding player development, the building of camaraderie and team spirit, and fostering emotional skills such as resilience, respect and fair play. All these could be witnessed week in, week out. Well over 350 students ranging from Years 1–12 have represented the College in community competitions in 2018. The Clubs are volunteer-based, and we are very lucky to have amazing coaches, team managers and supporters, to drive our Club values. A big thank you to all parents, current students and Old Saints who act as Committee Members; without your support these Clubs would not function. We also had students playing in community Indoor Soccer and specialist Cricket coaching programs, which shows the diversity of our student interests and talents. At All Saints’ College the focus in Sport is on healthy competition and providing young people with the opportunity to build healthy habits as they prepare for life outside the College. The breadth of opportunity and growth in Sport and physical activity at the College would not be possible without the enthusiasm and commitment of all students, coaches and their families who are dedicated and supportive of our programs. The Health and Physical Education Department is very excited for 2019 and plans to develop more initiatives and programs for the College community.

Miss Britt Gray

Director of Sport, Health and Physical Education

SENIOR SCHOOL Sport

Senior School Sport

ACC Cross Country

BACK ROW: William Birney, Steven Thiele, Remy Seneque, Adam John, Logan Gregory, Tom Marsh, Finn Williams-Buckenara, David Connell, Benjamin Coleman, Taj Wright, Sean Curran, Matthew White, Max Werner, James Hodgen FIFTH ROW: Kristen Penny, Isabel Duncanson, Kyan Powell, Liam Doherty, Chloe Lake, Aravind Sundaram, Fynn Gardner, Matthew Whittle, Leo Dalitz, Mitch McKell, Jared Walkemeyer, Chen Jeffrey, Connor O’Dwyer, Izzy Lindsay, William Mulcahy FOURTH ROW: Ayomide Olowookere, Lucy Snow, Charlotte George, Harrison O’Dea-Credaro, Ethan Hipper, Hugh McGuire, Georgia Prescott, Eli Gasmier, Hamish Hillier, Jamie Hill, Holly Baker, Remi Pearce, Lauren McVeigh, Georgia Munnings, Samantha White, Georgia Stone THIRD ROW: Elly Gardner, Ben Davies, Benjamin Robinson, Alex Smith, Sophia Charlton, Katerina McKay, Amy Mundy, Holly Younge, Dexter Payenberg, Roisin Burke, Nikita Jan, Izzy Jeminson, Kate Rideout, Caitie Berry, Louis Walkden, Tim White, Ellie Polglase SECOND ROW: Ruby Fegan, Amy Burwood, Aidan Frazer, Michelle Thesman, Emily Mischke, Joshua Bartels, Sarah Gerovich, Gabrielle Ho, James Johnson, Xavier Damonse, Sophie Driscoll, Aidan Lindsay, Lexie O’Brien, Phoebe Prescott, Sienna Bailey FRONT ROW: Shi Wei Liang, Maya Marriott, Madeline Ong, Ashleigh Gurr, Mitchell Phillips, Mr Steve Young, Holly Morgan, Jaime Prescott, Soph Werner, Ms Brooke Haendel, David Wu, Kate Savundra, Mia Millward, Ashlyn Rice, Kyle Black ABSENT: Mason Cailes-Spence, Tyson Neill, Miles Renkema, Zoe Dallimore, Grace Reinecke, Alex Ellement, Andrew Newton, Finlay Balding, John Condidorio, Rachel Vujovic, Callum Stickells, Lauren Pitcher, Jacob Dean, Luca Gatti, Alex Saunders, Luke Claridge, Callum Brown, Nathaniel Behn, Jai Thomas, Phoebe Goldrick, Taylah Ion, Lauren Hanson, Eleanor Crowhurst, Haritha Ranaweera, Jesse Bright, Siena Russell-Lane, Joely Patterson, Piper Gregory BACK ROW: Holly Baker, Kristen Penny, Gina Lintern, Claire Nelson, Luke Simpson, Angus Hadwen, Dayne Metzner, Thomas Barnes, Luka Martins, Emma Cumming, Taylah Smith, Georgie Blevin FOURTH ROW: Allison Ferguson, Tahlia Halley, Dylan Gardiner, Amelia Starling, Nadine James, Lyndon Kenworthy-Groen, Ijerioluwa Mejiuni, Lloyd Allen, Liam Doherty, Zoe Polglase, Jessica Tregilles, Rory BACK ROW: Tyson Neill, Scott Cornish, Benjamin Coleman, Jackie Zheng, Ben Drew, Thomas Gerovich, Jamé Speechley, Jesse Bright, Thomas Killmier-Burns, David Connell, Luc Latino, Connor Begley, Dayne Metzner, Drew Whittington, Tyler Redman, Cameron Moore SIXTH ROW: Chen Jeffrey, Holly Morgan, Luke Claridge, Chloe Lake, Lyndon Kenworthy-Groen, Tiana Bussell, Joely Patterson, Fletcher Bright, Ijerioluwa Mejiuni, James Hodgen, Fynn Gardner, Byron Blevin, Megan Green, Istvan Savanyo, Matthew Litwin, Amelia Starling, Lani Robinson FIFTH ROW: Nadine James, Zoe Polglase, Noah Kalkhoven, John Condidorio, Kristen Penny, Emma Cumming, Liam Fukumoto, Luka Martins, Kyan Powell, Kelvin Martin, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen THIRD ROW: Gabrielle Ho, Kayli Bussell, Madhav Rajesh, Charlotte George, Vevina Yang, Ben FellSmith, Samuel Traianedes, Alek Narozny, Aryan Mohanty, Ayomide Olowookere, Izzy Jeminson, James Johnson, Aryan Chatrath, Aidan Lindsay SECOND ROW: Amberley Baker, Oliver Wright, Mitchell Phillips, Ruby Olukolu, Holly Attwater, Harry Laycock, Rory Martin, Eliana Hullett, Eli Gasmier, Jamie Lang, Dylan Gardiner, Jessica Tregilles FOURTH ROW: Oliver Kirkby, Zoe Johnston, Lauren McVeigh, Nikita Jan, Georgie Blevin, Holly Baker, Manya Texler, Cameron Tsang, Jazmyn Uden, Amy Johnson, Martha Pritchard, Haidar Roz, Georgia Blackbeard, Toni Aniyi, Ayomide Olowookere, Indya Keeffe, Alek Narozny, Fletcher Baines, Alex Murray THIRD ROW: Clara Moody, Charlotte Lim, James Johnson, Amber Medlock, Kayli Bussell, Matthew El-Salamani, Charlotte George, Imogen Khinsoe, Madhav Rajesh, Olivia Halliday, Ben FellSmith, Andrew Newton, Caitlin Attwater, Tara Mishra, Samantha Ward, Sarah Gerovich, Lauren Fegan, Steele Baker, Madeleine Peterson, Amy Burwood, Sienna Bailey, Joy Heng, Hannah Rennick, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Madison Newman, Ayodele Olowookere FRONT ROW: Maya Marriott, Solomon Fegan, Tiahna Websdale, Eric He, Miss Britt Gray, Megan Green, Fletcher Bright, Astrid Johnson, Mr Duncan Brown, Ethan Walsh, Rozhin Saffar, Luke Tomlinson, Zipporah Fish Hanson, Sophia Charlton, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Gabrielle Ho SECOND ROW: Hannah Rennick, Madeleine Peterson, Sienna Ryan, Adeolu Adeoye, Eli Keenan, Zeke Hart, Steele Baker, Oliver Wright, Emily Mischke, Noah Jones, Rachel Cole, Amy Burwood, Joy Heng, Ashley Tsang, Hayden Watkinson, Chloe Harrison, Kate Savundra, Sienna Robinson, Grace Reinecke FRONT ROW: Amberley Baker, Zipporah Fish, Ben Mah, Maya Marriott, Mia Millward, Luke Tomlinson, Eric He, Ayodele Olowookere, Mr Oliver Beath, Bailey Iuliano, Astrid Johnson, Miss Rahni Greene, Mitchell Phillips, Pacome De Salve Villedieu, Liam O’Keefe, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Ashlyn Rice, Shi Wei Liang, Madeline Ong, Zoe Dallimore ABSENT: Tashie Baker, Finlay Balding, John Condidorio, Zoe Dallimore, Jacob Dean, Jacob Feist, Tom Heatley, Eliana Hullett, Angus Kilgour, Cameron Kolinac, Harry Laycock, Oliver McNamee, Ewan Moles, Joely Patterson, Benjamin Robinson, Sienna Robinson, Alex Saunders, Blake Skewes, Cameron

ACC Swimming

ACC Athletics

Tsang, Lewis Wyatt ABSENT: Lloyd Allen, Sienna Bailey, Thomas Barnes, James Bingham, Callum Brown, Angus Carrie, Charlotte Ch’ng, Eden Covich, Eleanor Crowhurst, Xavier Damonse, Jacob Dean, Isabel Duncanson, Alex Ellement, Isaac Faulks, Jacob Feist, Matthias Gault, Madison Gauntlett, Angus Hadwen, Izzy Jeminson, Adam John, Aidan Lindsay, Gina Lintern, Tyler Kirkby, Emily Koziniec, Chris Michael, Oliver McNamee, Lachlan Murdoch, Ewan Moles, Trey Pirini, Reanne Pickett, Reuben Rivalland, Chanelle Rich, Alex Saunders, Elijah Siebel, Samuel Traianedes, Aimee Willis, Vevina Yang, Kate Zatella

Sport

ACC AFL Dockers Boys Shield (Year 7)

BACK ROW: Ryan Moore, Isaac Faulks, Oliver Wright, Xavier Damonse, Connor Attwater, Eli Keenan, James Kemble FRONT ROW: Cooper Hawley, Marlon Yie, Reuben Rivalland, James Walker, Tyler Kirkby, Kyle Black ABSENT: James Hodgen, Oliver McNamee, Liam Miller, Liam O’Keefe, Ethan Walsh

ACC Badminton (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Louise Latino, Kade Kelly, Gina Lintern, Ben Munnings, Thomas Morgan, Kenshin Watanabe, Alexia Toole, Sankalpa Mitra FRONT ROW: Charlotte Ch’ng, Elise Anthony, Christopher Ivison, Mrs Becky Renton, Chuen Ley Low, Monica Wells, Vaidehi Sidharth ABSENT: Valerie Chieng, Oscar Hammond, Cooper Keenan, Harsha Morisetty, Milain Ranasinghe, Eva South, Mrs Jo-anne Boserio

ACC Basketball (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Leon Condidorio, Kade Kelly, Tyler Redman, Brendan Brown, Ifeoluwa Mejiuni, Austin Gardner, Wouter Teunissen, Connor O’Dwyer, Taylah Smith FRONT ROW: Teonne Haslemore, Alexandra Le, Erin Morton, Chloe Lake, Jenna Beugelaar, Nadine James, Lauren Hanson, Bell Clayton ABSENT: Tahlia Amos, Eliana Ash, Ella August, Thomas Barnes, Aiden Clarke, Louisa Cook, Mungo Crichton, Sean Curran, Olivia Day, Cooper Eves, Harriet Holbrook, Christopher Ivison, Jasmin Johnson, Ashton Lake, Katerina McKay, Allysha McIntosh, Claire Nelson, Chloe Pedersen, Callum Taylor, Sean Verga, Thomas Yang

ACC Boys AFL

BACK ROW: Connor Begley, Lachlan Hartfield, Austin Gardner, Kelli Hartree, Finn Williams-Buckenara, David Connell, Joel Pirini FRONT ROW: Tom Harris, Byron Blevin, Nicholas Ahrens, Sean Curran, Cameron Alexander, Wouter Teunissen, Leon Condidorio ABSENT: Angus Carrie, Eden Covich, Adam John, Haritha Ranaweera, Caleb Strachan, Jacob Strachan, Callum Taylor, Thenil Wijemanne, Mr Oliver Beath

ACC Boys Cricket

BACK ROW: Harsha Morisetty, Jack O’Connor, Connor Begley, Lachlan Hartfield, Sohaib Ahmed, Ryan Garvey FRONT ROW: Michael Fallon, Tom Harris, Byron Blevin, Elliott Butcher, Mason Gliosca, Sankalpa Mitra ABSENT: Oscar Hammond, Maxim Govedarica, Benjamin Mikhael, Haritha Ranaweera, Mr Oliver Beath

ACC Boys European Handball

BACK ROW: Matthew Whittle, Callum Arndt, Cam McIntosh, Scott Cornish, Kaelan Fukumoto FRONT ROW: Joel Walkemeyer, Mr Duncan Brown, Shevanka Dias Abeyagunawardene ABSENT: Cooper Eves, Harrison Woodfield-Hoare

Sport

ACC Boys Hockey (Years 9 & 10)

BACK ROW: Lloyd Allen, Ben Powell, Ethan Siebel, Harry Unwin, Felix Torralbo Straton FRONT ROW: Cassidy Steel, Bailey Hardy, Travis Reany, Steele Baker ABSENT: Cooper Byers, Alexander Clarke, Luca Gatti, Rory Martin, Ryan Volpi, David Wu

ACC Girls Softball

BACK ROW: Abbey Watkinson, Siena Russell-Lane, Amy Doak, Gina Lintern, Alexia Toole FRONT ROW: Kate Okely, Indya Keeffe, Jasmin Ozolins, Grace Hoes ABSENT: Astrid Brittain, Mr Mitch Jamieson

ACC Netball (Girls A, B & Mixed)

BACK ROW: Alyza Hartree, Claire Nelson, Grace Barber, Jenna Beugelaar, Erin Morton, Holly Morgan, Lara Burrows MIDDLE ROW: Eliana Ash, Taylah Smith, Sarah Cross, Jessica Cotham, Connor O’Dwyer, Olivia Day, Chanelle Rich FRONT ROW: Amy Burwood, Phoebe Goldrick, Nadine James, Amy Mundy, Lauren Hanson, Astrid Johnson, Bell Clayton ABSENT: Aiden Clarke, Mungo Crichton, Jamie Hill, Taylah Ion, Joely Patterson, Amy Robinson, Siena Russell-Lane, Ellie Smith, Juvenna Tassone, Miss Britt Gray, Miss Rahni Greene

ACC Soccer (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Lachlan Murdoch, Fortune Aniyi, Dylan Goerke, Ned Baker, Angus Hadwen, Matthew Litwin MIDDLE ROW: Bailey Iuliano, Ollie Spear, Luka Martins, Megan Green, Elliott Butcher, Faisal Hamza, Indya Keeffe FRONT ROW: Tahlia Amos, Shayna Jog, Gina MacFarlane, Nikita Jan, Lauren Anderson, Teonne Haslemore, Kate Okely ABSENT: Mackenzie Adams, Luke Claridge, Louisa Cook, Harriet Holbrook, Ashton Lake, Benjamin Mikhael, Reanne Pickett, Paudie Whalley, Mr Mitch Jamieson

ACC Tennis (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Chase Scott, Jay Raffel, Kenshin Watanabe, Fortune Aniyi, Callum Arndt, Nathaniel Behn, Joel Walkemeyer, Khalin Ganeson-Hands, Elise Anthony FRONT ROW: Angel Liu, Sarah Christopher, Grace Tang, Jasmine Berry, Nimisha Chauhan, Baran Rostamian, Charlotte Ch’ng ABSENT: Michael Bellgard, Paisley Burrows, Joely Patterson, Milain Ranasinghe, Mrs Jo-anne Boserio

ACC Touch (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Luka Martins, Nicholas Ahrens, Ned Baker, Scott Cornish, Remy Seneque, Matthew Litwin MIDDLE ROW: Sophie Driscoll, Shevanka Dias Abeyagunawardene, Louise Latino, Grace Barber, Bailey Iuliano, Bartholomew Tang, Nikita Jan FRONT ROW: Juvenna Tassone, Eleanor Crowhurst, Samantha Briggs, Mr Duncan Brown, Caitie Berry, Lauren Anderson, Astrid Johnson ABSENT: Angus Carrie, Holly Morgan, Philip Newton, Reanne Pickett, Ellie Smith, Harrison Woodfield-Hoare, Mr Steve Young

Sport

ACC Ultimate Frisbee (Mixed)

BACK ROW: Conor Clavey, David Connell, Justis Koh, Cam McIntosh, Joel Pirini, Gwilym Richmond Cooper MIDDLE ROW: Divyansh Sharma, Ben Willis, Max Baldock, Liam Levingston, Alec Walker, Soph Werner, Tom Heatley FRONT ROW: Elyse Belford-Thomas, Jenna Fuller, Mrs Becky Renton, Mrs Erin Harvey, Juliet Morris, Phoebe Goldrick ABSENT: Nicole Currie, Benjamin Deacon, Piper Gregory, Emily Minchin, Caleb Strachan, Evie Younge

ACC Volleyball Summer (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Cameron Alexander, Tom Marsh, Kelli Hartree, Finn Williams-Buckenara, William Birney, Megan Green MIDDLE ROW: Layne Brown, Jamie Hill, Lara Burrows, Lachlan Murdoch, Jaime Prescott, Aneeka Le Roux, Taylah Ion FRONT ROW: Shiza Farhan, Amy Burwood, Alyza Hartree, Zoe Polglase, Gina MacFarlane, Shayna Jog, Catherine Choong ABSENT: Luke Claridge, Dayne Metzner, Ollie Spear, Javier Williams, Angus Kilgour, Angus Hadwen, Campbell Kilgour, Henry McNamee, Ben Munnings, Steven Thiele, Paudie Whalley, Jacob Strachan, Sarah Cross, Tash Erbrich, Mackenzie Adams, Ella Jackson

ACC Volleyball Winter (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Luke Simpson, Jack O’Connor, Steven Thiele, Justis Koh, Ifeoluwa Mejiuni, Dayne Metzner, Remy Seneque, William Birney MIDDLE ROW: Indiana Connor, Zoe Polglase, Jaime Prescott, Mason Gliosca, Tom Marsh, Max Baldock, Emma Cumming, Aneeka Le Roux, Layne Brown FRONT ROW: Catherine Choong, Tash Erbrich, Ruth Nesaraj, Katerina McKay, Alexandra Le, Grace Tang, Elyse Belford-Thomas ABSENT: Astrid Brittain, Shiza Farhan, Ella Jackson, Angus Kilgour, Campbell Kilgour, Jason Lee, Allysha McIntosh, Henry McNamee, Evan Plant, Tyler Redman, Mr Russ Haxby, Mr Steve Young

ACC Year 10 AFL Cup (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Cindy Cui, Fynn Gardner, Ben Powell, Cameron Moore, Cameron Kolinac, Lyndon KenworthyGroen, Cassidy Steel FRONT ROW: Sanika Dingre, Isabella Ong, Sophie Wyatt, Mr Duncan Brown, Jessica Tregilles, Tiahna Websdale, Zipporah Fish ABSENT: Katrina Aylmore, Imogen Balcombe, Matthew Brown, Alexander Clarke, Jacob Dean, Kate Ellement, Jamal Fanaian, Madison Gauntlett, Travis Gauntlett, Matthias Gault, Tahlia Halley, Zaid Jordan, Noah Kalkhoven, Amber Medlock, Georgia Prescott, Emelia Preston, Travis Reany, Haidar Roz, Ethan Siebel, Akid Shahabuddin, Miranda Templeman, Jazmyn Uden, Harry Unwin, Marcus Wong, Soph Werner

ASC Basketball Club - Junior School & Senior School (Summer 2017/2018 & Winter 2018)

BACK ROW: James Hodgen, Alexander Clarke, Logan Gregory, Wouter Teunissen, Nathaniel Behn, Benjamin McVeigh, Ben Drew, Ijerioluwa Mejiuni, Sean Verga, Ethan Siebel, Brendan Brown, Thomas Killmier-Burns, Charlton Bingham, Justis Koh, Ifeoluwa Mejiuni, Austin Gardner, Connor Begley, Jamal Fanaian, Cooper Keenan, Thenil Wijemanne, Luke Simpson, Lloyd Allen EIGHTH ROW: Ruby Williams, Taylah Smith, Tom Harris, Bailey Hullett, Kelvin Olukolu, Kyan Powell, Liam Doherty, Rémi Hart, Jeremy Ash, Fletcher Bright, Thomas Yang, Cameron Kolinac, James Bingham, Fortune Aniyi, David Pagano, Matthew Brown, Charlie Wilkinson, Christopher Ivison, Hunter Shaw, Eli Gasmier, Liam Ngeow, Allysha McIntosh, Amy Mundy SEVENTH ROW: Cameron Tsang, Travis Reany, Ellen Smith, Georgie Blevin, Lauren McVeigh, Ethan Hipper, Madhav Rajesh, Aamir Patankar, Jessica Tregilles, Ellie White, Connor O’Dwyer, Aiden Clarke, Kade Kelly, Elliott Butcher, Elley Dymond, Hamish Hillier, Nadine James, Ben FellSmith, Matthew Tomlinson, Sam Johnson, Brooke Ahrens, Leon Condidorio, Kelsey Biddulph, Lewis Butcher SIXTH ROW: Aryan Chatrath, Ruby Sprljan, Lachlan Jarvis, Katie Biddulph, Zoe Wilkinson, Teonne Haslemore, Aidan Frazer, Charlotte Lim, James Johnson, Sophia Charlton, Scarlett McVeigh, Alexandra Le, Toni Aniyi, Josh Bovell, Stephen Clarke, Xavier Damonse, Ashton Collins, Gabrielle Ho, Ayla Woodland, Samantha Ward, Elle Griffiths, Madison Bourne, Aidan Lindsay, Sean Ngeow, Dylan Marriott FIFTH ROW: Mitchell Phillips, Ashley Tsang, Misaaq Yousaf, Connor Young, Clara Elezovich, Ishaan Gopalan, Emily Turner, Adam Charlton, Campbell Simpson, Hayden Watkinson, Luke Williams, Steele Baker, Elijah Siebel, Sienna Bailey, David Wu, Brodie Chapell, Joshua Bartels, Rory Newman, Zeke Hart, Hunter Stone, Ben Biddulph, Isaac Faulks, Tunmise Aniyi, Nicholas Mulcahy, Lara Bussell, Mackenzie Cox FOURTH ROW: Kyle Black, Benjamin Lin, Ayden Hipper, Daniel Chee, Jet Noonan, Abbey Parker, Luke Tomlinson, Emily Masaryk, Ashlyn Rice, Eric He, Alex Phillips, Tristan Clarke, Sean Rohani, Zakaria Ebrahim, Matthew Drew, Alicia Reynolds, Dylan Leeder, Hayden Rajmohan, Jayden Gregory, Joshua Wijaya, Ashton Thum, Ben Walker, Madan Krishnan, Sayuri Taaffe, Aiden Thum, Louis Wong, James Parker THIRD ROW: Zoey Chia, Caitlin Mackinlay, Lenna Rhodes, Molly Turner, Shyam Kanagalingam, Regan Bell, Ivan Ung, Thenuk Wijemanne, Tom Smith, Marcus Guzman, Declan Pauline, Rohan Singh, Zoe Stachewicz, Ben Mah, Olivia Sibly, Jacob Skender, Matthew Zatella, Mia Crofts, William Thorne, Jack Byrne, Cale Scott, Paul Olukolu, Cerys Webb, Ethan Young, Will McKinnon, Marshall Tomlinson, Aidan Gurr, Aedan Bailey, Linda Wei, Austin Peters SECOND ROW: Hamish Rajmohan, Tyler Wheeler, Sean Roeves, Zachary Bovell, Riley Glasson, Jun Feng Boon, Charlotte Bailey, Caitlyn Drury, Asha Hart, Leticia Avery, Eloise Towner, Penelope Duff, George Hudson, Miss Alanna Burton, Aaron Masaryk, Daniel Mah, Stephanie Masaryk, Samara Edwards, Ariaana Rehman, Chloe Maxwell, Chloe Roos, Nicola Fallon, Carys Powell, Aidan Orlando, Sam Lowe, Blake Atkinson, Jake Hermawan FRONT ROW: Jun Ren Boon, Amon Orlando, Jayden Chan, Ewan McCurrach, Yi An Liu, Caelan Jenkins, Taj Sullivan, Jasper Gardner, Xavier Babich, James Rice, Ithiel Dwumfour, Leonardo Di Latte, Levi Ceniviva, Jensen Chia, William Cai, Joshua Lee ABSENT: Linton Cox, Zac Dallimore, John Condidorio, Finlay Balding, Istvan Savanyo, Anthony Taweel, Harry Laycock, Cooper Byers, Kian Hart, Santi Chen, Gethin Richmond Cooper, Nathan Adcock, Adebowale Adeoye, Jack O’Connor, Angus Kilgour, Mason Morgillo, Callum Taylor, Aidan Smith, Mungo Crichton, Maxim Govedarica, Luca Thorne, Sam Sibly, Alex Ellement, Matthew Mulcahy, William Tomlinson, Harrison Ion, Devon Lake, Callum Stickells, Gwilym Richmond Cooper, Thomas Barnes, Kelsey Edwards, Lottie Lund, Yemi Akinyemi, Anisha Gopalan, Holly Atkinson, Emily Browne, Amelia Grafton, Emily Lund, Megan Smith, Rebecca Griffiths, Adeola Adeoye, Adeolu Adeoye, Jasmine York, Isabella O’Connor, Elizabeth McGuire, Eliana Hullett, Ashton Lake, Olivia Day, Indiana Connor, Amber Medlock, Annika Haslemore, Hailie Blair, Tiana Bussell, Lauren Hanson

Sport

ASC Equestrian Team – Junior School & Senior School

LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma Cumming, Bianca Ettridge, Teagan Ettridge

ASC Futsal Club

BACK ROW: Andrew Newton, Bailey Hullett, Matthew White, Rex Burton, Alex Smith FRONT ROW: Jamie Ganeson-Oats, Tim White, Mathew Harwood, Ashton Collins, Levi Gatti

ASC Netball Club − Junior School & Senior School

BACK ROW: Olivia Halliday, Sarah Cross, Georgia Blackbeard, Jazmyn Uden, Ruby Williams, Kristen Penny, Maya Lowney, Izzy Lindsay, Eliana Hullett, Lauren McVeigh, Emily Arney, Remi Pearce THIRD ROW: Ashling Kearney, Clara Moody, Elly Gardner, Sienna Garvey, Charlotte Lim, Lucy Keays, Ellie Smith, Jade Soucik, Jasmin Johnson, Keely Smith, Estella Glencross, Gabrielle Ho, Aimee Moody SECOND ROW: Addison Mckay, Jessica Black, Avanti Dantale, Bell Clayton, Gayatri Dantale, Caroline Nagajek, Nimisha Chauhan, Alysha Pascoe, Samara Ainge, Zara Strachan, Ishita Chauhan, Matilda Carrie, Ariana Stalley FRONT ROW: Zoe Vassallo, Amelia Luff, Zoe Dallimore, Isabella Lansbury, Kyra Shiva, Rozhin Saffar, Mrs Ainsley Harmsen, Mia Millward, Jasmine Kooner, Daniella Roeves, Amberley Baker, Sascha Halliday, Mia Jelas ABSENT: Brooke Ahrens, Sienna Bailey, Olivia Day, Marinah Ebrahim, Grace Ellison, Rose Fereday, Phoebe Goldrick, Jessica Luff, Elizabeth McGuire, Claire Nelson, Charlotte Newton, Isabella O’Connor, Chloe Pedersen, Lani Robinson, Charlotte Whittaker

ASC Rowing Club

BACK ROW: Michael White, Luke Lambert, Logan Gregory, James Lund, Connor Chapell, Sam Lambert, Max Werner, Hamish Hillier MIDDLE ROW: Mr Adam Goor, Riley Ainge, Allison Ferguson, Jessica Ellement, Elizabeth Grierson, Mathew Harwood, Matthew Berry, Mrs Jo-anne Boserio FRONT ROW: Lauren Pitcher, Bridget Ellement, Olivia Clinckers, Bell Clayton, Abbyghail Richards, Aimee Moody, Sarah White, Ella Augustin ABSENT: Roland Montes, Matthew Stickells, Miss Megan Franey (2015), Mr Conall Hansford (2017), Miss Sian Lilford-Powys (2012), Miss Caitlin Taylor

All Schools State Orienteering Championships

BACK ROW: Caitlin Attwater, Michelle Williams, Bailey Hardy, Luc Latino, Riley Eves, Mitch McKell, Lauren McVeigh, Kelsey Biddulph FRONT ROW: Fletcher Baines, Tara Mishra, Alyssa Unwin, Mr Steve Young, Remi Pearce, Michelle Thesman, Steele Baker ABSENT: Angus Carrie, Conor Clavey, Olivia Clinckers, Jacob Feist, Anthony Hamilton, Tom Heatley, Harry Hughes, Liam Levingston, Cam McIntosh, Charlotte McNamee, Gwilym Richmond Cooper, Alana Sivacolundhu, Ashley Tsang, Matthew Whittle

Champion Schools Cross Country

BACK ROW: Ayomide Olowookere, Jessica Tregilles, Liam Doherty, Lyndon Kenworthy-Groen, Lloyd Allen, Amelia Starling, John Condidorio, Rory Martin, Tahlia Halley MIDDLE ROW: Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Zoe Johnston, Alek Narozny, Georgie Blevin, Holly Baker, Cameron Tsang, Madhav Rajesh, Charlotte George, Gabrielle Ho FRONT ROW: Solomon Fegan, Zoe Dallimore, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, James Johnson, Miss Britt Gray, Steele Baker, Hannah Rennick, Zipporah Fish, Mitchell Phillips ABSENT: Sienna Bailey, Amberley Baker, Thomas Barnes, Fletcher Bright, Amy Burwood, Jacob Dean, Ben Fell-Smith, Megan Green, Angus Hadwen, Eliana Hullett, Nadine James, Izzy Jeminson, Astrid Johnson, Angus Kilgour, Harry Laycock, Aidan Lindsay, Gina Lintern, Luka Martins, Dayne Metzner, Joely Patterson, Sienna Robinson, Alex Saunders, Luke Simpson, Taylah Smith, Samuel Traianedes, Oliver Wright, Brendan Wright

Sport

Junior Southern Associated Sport Boys Soccer (Years 9 & 10)

BACK ROW: Dulith Sirisuriya, Rory Martin, Lyndon Kenworthy-Groen, Lloyd Allen, Xinchi Zhang, Zaid Jordan, Ben Merrey, Brandon Wylie FRONT ROW: Travis Reany, Noah Kalkhoven, Haidar Roz, Mr John Warwick, Alek Narozny, Aryan Mohanty, Steele Baker ABSENT: Omar Abou El-Alamein, Cooper Byers, Jamal Fanaian

Schoolgirls’ AFL Cup (Years 7−12)

BACK ROW: Isabella Ong, Jasmin Johnson, Jessica Tregilles, Chloe Lake, Cindy Cui, Amy Doak, Astrid Johnson FRONT ROW: Sanika Dingre, Kayla O’Connor, Bell Clayton, Tiahna Websdale, Zipporah Fish ABSENT: Charli Beck, Georgie Blevin, Indiana Connor, Taylah Ion, Gina Lintern, Madeline Ong, Joely Patterson, Reanne Pickett, Sophie Wyatt, Evie Younge, Mr Oliver Beath

SSWA Badminton (Years 8−10) (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Lyndon Kenworthy-Groen, Jackie Zheng, Luc Latino, Thomas Gerovich, Xinchi Zhang, Kush Jog FRONT ROW: Joanne Zheng, Vevina Yang, Brandon Wylie, Tiara Heng-Chin, Sophie Brown ABSENT: Amy Johnson, Meisha McKenzie, David Wu

SSWA Basketball (Years 7−9) (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Luc Latino, Thomas Gerovich, John Condidorio FRONT ROW: Kayli Bussell, Asha Reany, Finlay Balding ABSENT: Liam Fukumoto, Riley Eves, Jacob Feist, Callum Stickells, Campbell Bright, Lauren McVeigh, Jasmine York, Ashley Tsang, Zipporah Fish, Elizabeth McGuire, Tiahna Websdale, Georgie Blevin

SSWA Boys AFL (Years 8 & 9)

BACK ROW: Mr Duncan Brown, Taj Wright, Luc Latino, Riley Eves, Joshua Kelly FRONT ROW: Mitchell Phillips, Elijah Siebel, Fletcher Baines, James Johnson, Chongchong Ye ABSENT: Nathan Adcock, James Bingham, Jacob Feist, Anthony Hamilton, Ewan Moles, Blake Skewes, Drew Whittington

SSWA Boys Basketball (Years 11 & 12)

BACK ROW: Thomas Yang, Austin Gardner, Thomas Barnes FRONT ROW: Tom Harris, Connor O’Dwyer, Kade Kelly ABSENT: Ben Drew

Sport

SSWA Boys Tennis (Year 10)

LEFT TO RIGHT: Dulith Sirisuriya, Lyndon KenworthyGroen, Lloyd Allen, Kush Jog, Travis Reany

SSWA Boys Touch (Years 10 & 11)

BACK ROW: Lyndon Kenworthy-Groen, Remy Seneque, Ben Powell, Nicholas Ahrens FRONT ROW: Shevanka Dias Abeyagunawardene, Travis Reany, Mr Duncan Brown, Rory Martin, Cassidy Steel ABSENT: Noah Kalkhoven

SSWA Futsal (Years 7/8 & 9) (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Campbell Bright, Ashton Collins, Samantha Ward, Tim White, Aryan Chatrath, Ayodele Olowookere FRONT ROW: Luke Tomlinson, Misaaq Yousaf, Zeke Hart, Pacome De Salve Villedieu, Lachlan Walden, Solomon Fegan ABSENT: Andrew Newton, Jamie Ganeson-Oats, Kayla O’Connor, Chris Michael, Joshua Kelly, Omar Abou ElAlamein, Sienna Bailey, Fletcher Baines, Georgie Blevin, Liam Doherty, Alexander Doig, Liam Fukumoto, Eliana Hullett, Zoe Johnston, Yogi Kumar, Hugh McGuire, Ewan Moles, Alek Narozny, Ayomide Olowookere, Remi Pearce, William Tomlinson, Ashley Tsang

SSWA Futsal (Year 10) (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Brandon Wylie, Meisha McKenzie, Lyndon Kenworthy-Groen, Xinchi Zhang, Kush Jog, Jamie Lang, Haidar Roz FRONT ROW: Sanika Dingre, Amy Johnson, Jessica Tregilles, Amelia Starling, Sarah Birney, Ayla Woodland ABSENT: Lloyd Allen, Jeremy Ash, Jamal Fanaian, Madison Gauntlett, Ben Merrey, Miranda Templeman

SSWA Girls Netball (Year 8)

BACK ROW: Jade Soucik, Emily Arney, Isabel Duncanson, Holly Shackleton, Georgia Stone, Olivia Halliday MIDDLE ROW: Elly Gardner, Aimee Moody, Sophia Charlton, Mrs Ainsley Harmsen, Samantha Ward, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Gabrielle Ho FRONT ROW: Mia Millward, Leila Balcombe, Yan Liu, Ashling Kearney, Matilda Carrie, Yasi Spencer-Pepper ABSENT: Bridget Ellement, Ruby Fegan, Elizabeth Grierson, Hannah Rennick

SSWA Girls Netball (Years 9 & 10)

BACK ROW: Kate Rideout, Holly Attwater, Amy Morgan, Tiana Bussell, Mrs Ainsley Harmsen, Madison Gauntlett, Amelia Starling, Kristen Penny, Jessica Tregilles FRONT ROW: Asha Burwood, Ayomide Olowookere, Katrina Aylmore, Remi Pearce, Georgie Blevin, Imogen Balcombe, Asha McDonald, Sienna Bailey ABSENT: Kaysha Asokananthan, Caitlin Attwater, Kate Ellement, Tahlia Halley, Eliana Hullett, Izzy Lindsay, Elizabeth McGuire, Lauren McVeigh, Isabella O’Connor, Alice Peterson, Tenayh Powell, Evie Shackleton, Jasmine York

Sport

SSWA Golf

LEFT TO RIGHT: Samuel Traianedes and Cassidy Steel

SSWA Surfing

LEFT TO RIGHT: Noah Kalkhoven, Lyndon KenworthyGroen, Taj Wright, Dexter Payenberg

SSWA Tennis (Years 8 & 9) (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Robert De Kraa, Luc Latino, James Johnson, Elly Gardner FRONT ROW: Chris Michael, Gabrielle Ho, Chongchong Ye ABSENT: Steele Baker, Campbell Bright, Eli Gasmier, Cooper Byers, Elyshia Gault, Chenelle Liyanage, Felix Torralbo Straton BACK ROW: Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Toni Aniyi, Holly Shackleton, Kelvin Olukolu, Bailey Hardy, Ayomide Olowookere MIDDLE ROW: Sienna Ryan, Elijah Siebel, Charlotte Lim, Gabrielle Ho, Ashton Collins, Chongchong Ye, Sienna Robinson FRONT ROW: Asha Reany, Tyler Kirkby, Mia Millward, Mr Duncan Brown, Tiahna Websdale, Kayla O’Connor, Zipporah Fish ABSENT: Nathan Adcock, Adeolu Adeoye, Sienna Bailey, Fletcher Baines, Georgie Blevin, Campbell Bright, John Condidorio, Liam Doherty, Riley Eves, Liam Fukumoto, Rebecca Griffiths, Anthony Hamilton, Chen Jeffrey, Oliver Kirkby, Luc Latino, Asha McDonald, Hugh McGuire, Caroline Nagajek, Alek Narozny, Ashlyn Rice, Ashley Tsang, Drew Whittington, David Wu

SSWA Volleyball (Year 10) (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Caitlin de Wind, Kush Jog, Matthias Gault, Fynn Gardner, Cameron Moore, Madison Gauntlett, Lyndon Kenworthy-Groen, Rory Martin FRONT ROW: Travis Reany, Maya Lowney, Amelia Starling, Tiana Bussell, Georgia Prescott, Jessica Tregilles, Brandon Wylie ABSENT: Jacob Dean, Tahlia Halley, Amy Johnson

SSWA Volleyball (Years 7−9) (Boys & Girls)

BACK ROW: Caitlin Attwater, Bailey Hardy, Riley Eves, Luc Latino, Thomas Gerovich, Georgie Blevin, Jasmine York, Holly Baker FRONT ROW: Asha McDonald, Remi Pearce, Hugh McGuire, Zoe Johnston, Fletcher Baines, Charlotte George, Kelly Briggs ABSENT: Jacob Feist, Liam Fukumoto

West Australian Football Commission Girls AFL (Years 7−9)

BACK ROW: Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Charlotte Esze, Elizabeth Grierson, Isabel Duncanson, Holly Shackleton, Georgia Blackbeard, Charlotte Lim FRONT ROW: Tiahna Websdale, Mia Millward, Kate Savundra, Samantha Ward, Sienna Ryan, Gabrielle Ho, Zipporah Fish ABSENT: Mr Oliver Beath

SENIOR SCHOOL Outdoor Learning Programs, Exchanges & Tours

From the Head of Outdoor Learning

So many opportunities are available to All Saints’ students, and the Outdoor Learning Program (OLP) is one such opportunity. The OLP continues to build in strength every year, offering more learning opportunities in various contexts and differing regions from Years 3−10 and again in Year 12. Whilst not technically an OLP, the Year 12 Retreat always starts the year off with aplomb. Many would think that the students and staff just arrive at the College at the start of the year and off we go. Retreat planning occurs up to two years in advance, and always our intention is to provide a unique experience for our incoming Year 12 students; in 2018, the Retreat program did not disappoint. It is wonderful to see the Class of 2018 at the ‘Back to Retreat’ gathering – so cohesive and all full of vigour tackling challenges collectively, with empathy and support of one another. In 2018 our Junior School programs have been conducted in Albany, Dwellingup, Guilderton, and at Point Walter, with Year 3, our youngest group. The curricular linkages and ‘OLP and ME’ mantra provide a significant strength to student learning. Some of the highlights include our Year 6 students fishing off the beach in Albany, attending the National ANZAC Centre and drawing the Cheynes II whale chaser ship wreck. Our Year 5 students were able to camp out in Dwellingup and participate in a large range of activities, all designed to challenge. The introduction to hand tools and creative design certainly provided our students with a level of engagement not often seen in other contexts. Our Year 4 students were delighted to host St Joseph’s School from Moora in Guilderton this year. Former staff member Mr Jae Dornan is Vice Principal at St Joseph’s, and a collaboration with our Year 4 students was very well received. Our students were able to teach the Moora students to fish, they worked together on an art piece, and created Vlogs in their classrooms as introductions to each other. Our intention is to maintain this wider community engagement into the future. In 2018 Mrs Katrina Goods (Outdoor Learning teacher) has had an increasing presence with the Pre-Primary students through offering ‘Bush School’. This program utilises Nature Pedagogy as its main foundation and draws from many education theories. It is exciting to see this space building at All Saints’, and our youngest students enjoying learning the freedom of open spaces. In the Senior School our students engage with OLP every year, and each program seeks to build student capacity and general capabilities. Early in Term 1, each Year 7 class group attends Manjedal Activity Centre in Karrakup. The aim is to get to know everyone in the class, as Year 7 is an intake year and there are many new faces. The students have a lot of fun on this fast-paced two-day experience, and the results from our survey data always positively reflect the benefit of this program. Every year the infamous Mr John Hunt dons his train conductor hat and takes us back to the wood-felling days when steam locomotives ruled the old mill town of Mornington. Our Year 8 students hear the sounds, listen to the stories of days gone by and search for relics, including the famous 1930 Penny. This year, the Year 8 OLP team increased the amount of time that students spent in tents to two nights. One learning intention was to expose students to expedition skills that will be utilised in 2019 in Year 9. The Year 8 OLP allows the Heads of House to get to know their charges personally before the students move to a vertical Tutor Group, and the OLP has been described as a ‘winning formula’. For the last time our Year 9 students headed to Dwellingup and the Lane Poole Reserve or Wellington Dam National Park to participate in an extensive program which asks our students to build an open mindset and practise perseverance. In 2019 our Year 9 students will head to Kalbarri in Term 3 as part of an exciting evolution of OLP. All Saints’ has been quite active in Dwellingup for many years; I personally recall my first engagement with the College there as a casual staff member in 1996. Our students have been able to participate in canoeing, hiking, mountain biking, rafting and group camping. We are pleased to partner with Outdoor Discoveries who assist with the logistics and provision of such a large program, and we look forward to working with this very professional organisation in the future. At the time of writing, finalisation of the many components required to conduct the eight separate Year 10 OLPs is underway. This is truly a large undertaking, and would not be possible without the support of all members of the College. The students certainly get to experience some of the magical environments of the South West that are not easily accessed by the general public. 2019 is fast approaching, and all OLPs have been booked and preparations are well underway to ensure that our students are provided with the very best opportunity in the outdoors that the allocated time allows. The Outdoor Learning Department looks forward to building momentum in providing an outdoor learning journey from Years 3−10. Many thanks to all staff who participate in programs, enabling them to operate effectively, and of course, thank you to all the students who actively and openly accepted the challenge of OLP in 2018.

Mr Jason Zaurs

Head of Outdoor Learning

Year 7

Outdoor Learning Program

On Tuesday, 18 September 2018 our Year 7 cohort embarked on their four-day Outdoor Learning adventure to Forest Edge Recreational Camp. All Saints’ students have made memories and friendships at Forest Edge for many years, and this time was no exception for our youngest Senior School members catching both sunrays…and fish! The teeth-chattering Pamper Pole, Abseiling, Orienteering and an exhilarating Flying Fox, among other daring activities, gave the Year 7s non-stop opportunities of adventure and team building. This fun-filled way to end Term 3 would not have been possible, if it weren’t for some ‘real-life’ superheroes. In January 2016 a tragic bushfire tore through the countryside south of Perth, devastating the camp’s grounds and destroying many of their facilities. Locals who helped rebuild Forest Edge have had plaques dedicated to them on the climbing wall and dorm room doors. We greatly appreciate their hard work, as our College, with others, is able to continue laughing and learning in nature! Students who have been on this camp in the past will be happy to hear that the Boot Scootin’ Baby song and dance remains a daily ritual! The two-hour hike through mud, dodging branches, clambering over logs and using a mini Flying Fox to get to the overnight tenting destination was also a highlight for this year’s group. New additions include a Corgi and a Ridgeback; maybe they will be able to meet Bond one day!

Amelia Harris

Year 7

Year 8

Outdoor Learning Program

On Monday, 21 May 2018 the Year 8s embarked on our Outdoor Learning Program (OLP), and after many hours on the bus we finally arrived at Camp Mornington, originally a saw mill. Everyone was very excited about the week, but we were worried about the weather ahead, as we knew the forecast was for storms and rain. We were curious and concerned as to which House was going to have to battle the stormy weather on their overnight camp! There were many great activities on the OLP, including High Ropes, Low Ropes, Orienteering, Crate Climbing and an interesting History Walk with Mr Hunt. The activities I enjoyed the most were the Crate Climbing and the High Ropes, as they were a bit of a challenge and required a harness. On the High Ropes course, we were lucky enough that Mr Green came along and joined in the challenge. Most students were surprised at how tasty the food was on the OLP, but maybe not so much when we had to cook it ourselves on the overnight camps; some were more experienced at cooking than others.

One tip that I can pass on from our time in Camp Mornington is to remember to bring some warm clothes! I forgot to bring them, and I was sleeping in shorts and a t-shirt on the freezing nights. Thankfully Mrs Goods came to my rescue and lent me some tracksuit pants.

Thank you to all the staff and teachers for making this a memorable OLP experience.

Campbell Simpson

Year 8

Year 9

Outdoor Learning Program - Collie

Monday, 9 April 2018 began like any other day for all students at All Saints’ College, except for the Year 9s who were about to embark on our annual Outdoor Learning Program (OLP). Everyone seemed very excited and there were clusters of bags all over the courtyard outside the Centre for Performing Arts. The buses arrived shortly after and soon enough everyone had organised themselves, jumped aboard and settled in for our two-hour trip to Collie. We arrived in Collie to a wet and cold reception. However, the enthusiasm was still high. All students separated into their designated groups and were introduced to their coordinators and staff who gave a brief outline of the week ahead which sounded engaging, frenetic and exciting. All groups were given a set schedule that required them to rotate between a few sites every day, each with its own activities, such as White Water Rafting, Bushwalking, Canoeing and Abseiling. This allowed us to challenge ourselves to step out of our comfort zones and enjoy and experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity with each other. These activities were complemented with other life-skill outdoor challenges, such as cooking, cleaning, packing light, waking up early, and participating with a positive and organised mindset. The Year 9 Collie OLP was a thrilling, challenging and unforgettable week-long experience. It provided the opportunity for us to develop our outdoor skills through immersion in a natural environment where we were able to strengthen relationships with fellow students and staff. It was also a great opportunity to challenge ourselves physically and to develop independence, resilience and consideration for others.

Khacee Leevers

Year 9

Year 9

Outdoor Learning Program - Dwellingup

During the last week of Term 1, the Year 9 students travelled on their Outdoor Learning Programs (OLP) – some to Collie and others to Dwellingup. The Dwellingup OLP group enjoyed many exciting activities throughout the week, including a Mountain Bike ride through the surrounding bushland, a day-long Hike along the Bibbulmun Track, working through a High Ropes course, a Canoeing trip on the river, and an Orienteering Challenge on the last day. We also participated in some enjoyable afternoon activities, such as Charcoal Drawing, Bonding Games, and a team-building exercise where we needed to work together using logs and ropes to cross a stream. Overall, the Year 9 OLP was a valuable experience for everyone involved, and we all came away from the week with lifelong memories.

Eliana Hullett

Year 9

India Immersion Trip

At the beginning of this year, 15 All Saints’ students embarked on a trip of a lifetime to India. After 24 hours of living in airports and planes, we finally arrived in Kolkata. Here we worked alongside the helpers at the Missionaries of Charity – an organisation established by Saint Teresa of Calcutta. Helping at the Shishu Bhavan and Daya Dan houses, we looked after infants, toddlers and disabled children − playing with them, feeding them, changing their nappies and entertaining them. Progressing to the next leg of the trip, we arrived in Delhi to help at Brother Steve’s Slum School. This school, through the ‘Nine is Mine’ organisation, empowers the children to realise their universal rights while improving their English skills. Working with the Nine is Mine campaign, we wanted to understand the issues and help the children who live in slum areas. In our last week, we interacted with students from the Sambhota Tibetan School in Paonta Sahib, which is a six-hour drive from Delhi. We attended their morning prayers and then classes, where we taught literacy and conversational English skills. And as we did so, the students and teachers shared with us the rich Tibetan culture. Throughout the journey we immersed ourselves in Indian culture; meeting new people, visiting monuments and trying local foods. While much excitement came from these experiences, the most special moments were when we were challenged. Seeing people who live in unimaginable conditions opened our eyes to the struggles they live through daily. And therefore, our greatest difficulty was to leave the children with whom we had formed these strong connections. Special thanks to Rev Russell, Mrs Saunders, Miss Greene, Mr Goor and Madame Chu Yu Chee − without them this trip would not have been possible.

Catherine Choong

Year 11

Texas Rotary Group Youth Exchange

On 18 December 2017 Astrid Brittain, Ryan Garvey, Ellie Smith, Jasmin Johnson and I made our way to Perth Airport, eager to travel to Austin, Texas for the Rotary Group Youth Exchange (GYE). After months of planning, service projects and hosting exchanges of our own it was finally time to experience a brand-new culture. After a grueling 18-hour flight and intense border security, we arrived in Austin an hour late (as we had missed our connecting flight). We were greeted by old friends, the Texan exchange students who visited us in Perth the year before, welcoming us to our home for the next four weeks. On our first day we visited the Texas State Capitol Building, which is taller than the US Capitol Building and the White House. Here we learnt about the history of Texas, which was once its own separate country. Then we split up, each going to our respective host families to experience our own adventures. Some of us travelled to nearby cities such as San Antonio, Dallas and Houston. Others were fortunate to go interstate, travelling to Ruidoso, New Mexico to go skiing. During our last week we all attended an American high school, and it was just like the movies. We went to some interesting classes, such as Mechanics, Floral Design and Aero-Engineering where we watched as students built an actual plane. By the end of our trip we had made so many friends, had taken a lot of photos and developed a new perspective on the world. Our send-off at The Austonian was a picturesque experience; surrounded by new friends and our host families, we tearfully said our goodbyes and prepared to make our way from -8 degrees in Austin back to the 30+ degree weather in Perth. If you are keen to immerse yourself in a different culture and gain valuable experiences, I highly recommend applying for the Texas GYE, which is made possible through the College’s partnership with the Rotary Club of Melville.

Max Barrow

Year 12

French Exchange

After a day of flying backwards through numerous time zones (which involved visiting Starbucks in Dubai to keep us awake), 12 Years 10 and 11 students arrived in France, nervous but excited to finally meet our French host families. For the first two weeks of our exchange, while our friends back in Perth were finishing Term 1, we also weren’t exempt from school. Alongside our host sisters and brothers, we sat through classes such as Biology, Philosophy and Spanish History. We enjoyed the luxury of three-hour lunch breaks, where we went off campus to eat at nearby cafés with our friends, but were also faced with the new concept of three hours of Mathematics last thing on a Friday! When we weren’t at school, we spent time travelling around Nice as a group, sightseeing and experiencing more of French culture. Our host families ensured we were able to try as many new things as possible, some taking us to Italy and others serving up plates of snails for dinner! From visiting perfumeries to trying unique flavours of ice cream (lavender and rose to name a few), we made the most of our days before a tearful farewell to our host families and a long train ride to Paris. Every day in Paris was filled with visits to the city’s most iconic destinations. After a few hours of rest in our hotel upon arriving, we made our way through the underground Métro to the Eiffel Tower. The rest of the week brought more adventures, from visiting castles and seeing the Mona Lisa to four hours of shopping on the Champs-Élysées. We spent our last full day in Disneyland Paris, savouring every moment until it was time to say au revoir to France. It was another 19 hours of watching and re-watching plane movies until we arrived home, glad to see our families again but sad to see the end of an incredible three weeks. The French Exchange enabled all of us to truly immerse in a very different way of life – an unforgettable experience which saw us forge strong friendships both with our host siblings and with each other. A special thank you, of course, to Madame Chu Yu Chee and Mr Langford-Smith, without whom the trip wouldn’t have been possible!

Ellen Smith

Year 10

New York Arts Tour

New York City (or the ‘Big Apple’, as it is fondly known) was where 22 fortunate Years 10−12 students and three staff (Miss Codalonga, Mr Glencross, and Miss Shaw) travelled in April for the 2018 Arts Tour. Over 14 jam-packed days we watched seven Broadway shows and participated in 17 workshops and private tours, as well as finding the finest local cuisine New York has to offer. The shows we experienced ranged from SpongeBob SquarePants: The Broadway Musical and the Martha Graham Dance Company to the immersive theatre of Sleep No More and the winner of the 2017 Tony Award for Best Musical, Dear Evan Hansen. This experience was specifically designed for students with a passion for Film, Dance and Drama, and we participated in many workshops with industry experts. These included a Screen Acting course with two actors from the TV series House of Cards and GoodFellas, a private photography class at Coney Island and Korea Town, and Dance workshops with the well-known Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and Broadway Dance Center. Everyone gained so much experience and many valuable skills from working with these professionals. Other highlights included visiting Times Square, the Rockefeller Center, NBC Studios and Radio City Music Hall; going on the Staten Island Ferry and seeing the Statue of Liberty; enjoying the singing waiters and waitresses at Ellen’s Stardust Diner; watching an Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater; an amazing bike ride around Central Park; and a Brooklyn Graffiti tour and class. We also visited the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and the 9/11 Memorial Museum during the tour. The 2018 New York Arts Tour was a trip of a lifetime which we will never forget. So many cherished memories were made, and we hope that many more students and staff will get to experience this amazing trip!

Fynn Gardner and Amy Johnson

Year 10

Fitzroy Crossing Immersion Expedition

For an enthusiastic group of Years 11 and 12 students, the July school holidays began with a 6.00am trip to Perth Airport, ready to embark on a journey to the Fitzroy Crossing region in Western Australia. The College’s third trip to Fitzroy Crossing was again organised in partnership with Teach Learn Grow, a not-for-profit organisation which provides one-on-one tutoring and mentoring to rural and Indigenous students to contribute to closing the education gap. We spent the week based at two schools, with 16 students at Bayulu Remote Community School and 11 at Muludja Remote Community School. Immediately upon arrival we were welcomed by the communities, with elders and children happily sharing their language, songs and stories with us. While we were there to tutor the students, we also spent time immersing ourselves in their culture; through the NAIDOC week celebrations, playing sport with them and inspiring their passion for learning. A new program this year called Voices saw two Media students, Christian Rudd (Year 12) and Max Baldock (Year 11), gathering significant stories from members from the Bayulu and Fitzroy Valley communities. On a few occasions the All Saints’ groups met up for sightseeing adventures, including swimming at Cable Beach against the backdrop of a magnificent sunset, visiting museums in Broome, touring the Mimbi Caves and boat riding down the Danggu (Geikie) Gorge. Though these excursions were fascinating, the highlight of the trip was definitely the strong connections we made with the students at these schools, as well as with each other. The trip was truly an amazing experience which created memories to last a lifetime. A massive thank you to the staff members Rev Russell, Mrs Watt, Mr Jamieson, Mrs Bentley, Mr Mastan, Ms Cameron, as well as to the Chair of the College Board Mr Stickells, who accompanied us on the trip and made it such an enjoyable week.

Elyse Belford-Thomas

Year 11

Netball Tour

During the Term 1 holidays, a group of 17 Senior School students in Years 9 and 10 travelled over east to the Gold Coast to participate in the International Netball Festival and compete against teams from around Australia, New Zealand and Malaysia. All Saints’ sent two Under 15 teams on the Netball Tour, and both groups had an incredible time and got so much out of the experience. At the opening ceremony on the first night, Ms Jane Rushton, the Coordinator of the Tour, gave an inspirational talk and provided us with some great mindfulness activities. Then All Saints’ performed an act inspired by High School Musical to all the other teams and watched their performances too. Throughout the festival each team played around 12 games, but we still managed to visit Sea World Marine Park, Warner Bros Movie World, Wet ‘n’ Wild and Dreamworld, where we enjoyed some exciting rides and attractions. We also visited Pacific Fair, the Surfers Paradise Beach Markets and Harbour Town, and were grateful to participate in a Netball Clinic with the Queensland Firebirds Netball Team. Over the course of the tour, there was never a dull moment and we all developed close bonds. Everyone was dedicated and supportive of one another, which was acknowledged when one of the teams received the Sportsmanship Award for Under 15s, and Tiana Bussell and Emelia Preston (Year 10) were awarded the Most Valuable Players. Thank you to Mrs Harmsen, Mrs Bol, and Ms Mast for coming along with us on the Netball Tour and making it so much fun. Everyone had an amazing experience, made new friends and learnt so many new skills. We highly recommend it.

Georgie Blevin and Eliana Hullett

Year 9

Choral Camp

On Friday, 4 May 2018 all the Senior School choirs departed the College for Swanleigh where we would spend the next two days on a Choral Camp. The 2018 Choral Camp is a significant event on the Music calendar and is eagerly anticipated by all the choirs, as it provides an opportunity for intensive rehearsals and team building. The Saints’ Harmony, Combined Boys’ Choirs, and the College Voices all attended this year’s camp. During our time at Swanleigh, each choir enthusiastically rehearsed, learning a range of beautiful songs for Concerts, Eucharists and other musical events. Each member of the choir gave their all during the rehearsals, making every second count. We all had a wonderful time at the Choral Camp getting to know our fellow choir members better, and performed at the end for various special guests, including Mrs Kerkovius and Ms Provis. Everyone was delighted to see Mrs Kerkovius again after she had left the College at the end of the Term 1. She was delighted to see the progress that had been made with all the choirs over the short period of two days. A special thank you to all the College staff who supervised and helped teach Music at the camp, and to the staff of Swanleigh for hosting us at the facility. Choral Camp is a wonderful experience for all students and I highly recommend it. For those who are interested in joining a choir, I encourage you to give it a go as it provides an opportunity to take part in many College events.

Cara Brown

Year 9

Instrumental Camp

The 2018 All Saints’ College Instrumental Camp comprised two days of rehearsals, great food and spending time with like-minded peers. At the beginning of Term 3, the College’s Instrumental Ensembles spent a weekend working on our Music ability and covering a wide range of pieces, from Don’t Get Around Much Anymore to the best Pixar movie songs. We all had a great time immersing ourselves in the music and working together. The camp was very well organised, with our teachers and Music Tutors making sure we weren’t late for rehearsal or meals, and helping us keep track of our instruments. While the majority of our time was spent rehearsing, we were also able to enjoy other activities like playing Basketball outside, playing cards and board games, and eating biscuits with Milo after dinner. We all worked hard to improve our music ability and perfect our skills under the guidance of our amazing Directors and Tutors. I think we all felt the benefit of our hard work and were motivated to keep working hard in preparation for the College Music Concert at the end of the term. To sum up, the Instrumental Camp was a great way to enhance our musical skills and develop stronger friendships in a fun and engaging way.

Lucy Keays

Year 10