Columba 2021 - 41st Edition by All Saints' College

41ST EDITION

columba 2021

From the Publications Captain

BEING ABLE TO GIVE BACK TO THE ALL SAINTS’ COMMUNITY BY BEING A PART OF THE PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE AND THE STUDENT COUNCIL HAS BEEN BY FAR ONE OF THE BEST, MOST REWARDING EXPERIENCES. In my role I wanted to make Publications and what we produce more fun and engaging, as well as continuing the work of the previous Captains, to the best of my ability. Being able to interact with students and teachers to collate different articles for Gnala: All Saints’ College Student Newsletter has been a very interesting and enjoyable road. Getting to know and working with the Publications Committee members has been fun, and I really cherish every interaction I’ve had with them. Seeing them so interested and full of ideas really made my role as Captain very fulfilling and easier to manage.

Acknowledgements PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Year 12: Olivia Clinckers, Rachel Cole, Joy Heng, Eliana Hullett, Sophie Smith, Ashley Tsang Year 11: Nikita Arun, Irene Jatmatama, Aimee Moody Year 10: Mia Lowe, Aleisha Nelson Year 9: Cameron Anthony, Annabelle Berry, Emma Burton, David Duff, Genevieve Ho, Rebecca Lee, Taryn Lee, Olivia Loke, Ruthie Ong, Atiyyah Patel, Pritika Sharma, Sunishka Verma, Quinntelle Williams Year 8: Leah Collins, Ayush Sarin PHOTOGRAPHY Photo Hendriks, Community Relations Department, College students and staff DESIGN Mr Sava Hatzianastasiou, Design Vault

This year we continued publishing Gnala throughout the year, one Gnala coming out each term as a summary of that specific term and its activities. We also started a student podcast. Podcasts have really grown and become popular, so it was fitting to start a podcast for the All Saints’ students. Being able to watch the students talk about their experiences on the podcast was not only extremely entertaining, but also incredibly fascinating.

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A huge thank you to Miss Karyn Osmetti and the entire team in the Community Relations Department. Without them editing and helping the process behind the scenes, no Gnala, podcast or Columba would be published. Miss Osmetti in particular has been a most supportive and encouraging mentor. She is always ready to help and to answer my frequent emails. Her attention to detail for each Gnala edition and response for the Year 12 Booklet has been nothing short of perfect.

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Advance Press PROOFREADERS Mr John Beaverstock, Ms Marlena Burling, Mr Ben Fitzpatrick, Miss Emily Garbett, Miss Katelyn Hann, Ms Wendy Macdougall, Miss Deanna Michael, Miss Karyn Osmetti, Mr Michael Peeters, Ms Debbie Viskovich

Jack Searle (Year 11)

I want to wish all the best to the next Captain and Publications Committee members. A final thank you to every teacher and student who has supported me in my role as Publications Captain; none of this could have been possible without you. Joy Heng Year 12

Publications Committee BACK ROW: Rachel Cole, Nikita Arun, David Duff, Aleisha Nelson, Aimee Moody MIDDLE ROW: Olivia Loke, Pritika Sharma, Leah Collins, Miss Karyn Osmetti, Mia Lowe, Sunishka Verma, Ayush Sarin FRONT ROW: Annabelle Berry, Ruthie Ong, Rebecca Lee, Joy Heng, Quinntelle Williams, Emma Burton, Taryn Lee ABSENT: Cameron Anthony, Olivia Clinckers, Genevieve Ho, Eliana Hullett, Irene Jatmatama, Atiyyah Patel, Sophie Smith, Ashley Tsang

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| From the Principal | From the Chair of the College Board | From the College Chaplain

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JUNIOR SCHOOL HOUSES

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JUNIOR SCHOOL | From the Dean of Junior School | From the Assistant Dean of Junior School (Teaching and Learning) 10 | From the Assistant Dean of Junior School (Wellbeing) & the Early Childhood Coordinator 12 | From the Junior School Captains & Environment Captains 13 | From the Junior School Service Captains & Sports Captains 14 16 18 20 22 24

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Cowan House Durack House Forrest House Murdoch House O’Connor House Stirling House

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Pre-Kindergarten D Pre-Kindergarten E Kindergarten D Kindergarten E Pre-Primary A Pre-Primary M Year 1B Year 1M Year 2C Year 2D Year 3K Year 3S Year 4E Year 4S Year 5H Year 5M Year 5S Year 6C Year 6W Year 6Z Outdoor Learning Programs Sport, Health & Physical Education Cocurricular Clubs, Groups & Activities The Arts & Music Art

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SENIOR SCHOOL LEARNING AREAS 103 | 104 | 105 | 106 | 107 | 108 | 109 | 110 | 112 | 121 | 130 | 147 | 155 | 165 | 166 | 168 |

English Humanities & Social Sciences Languages Nexus Mathematics Propeller Industries Science Design & Technologies The Arts Music Sport, Health & Physical Education Outdoor Learning Programs & Tours Cocurricular Clubs, Groups & Achievements Peer Support Transition Program Catalyst: Centre for Service & Social Enterprise

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Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11

CLASS OF 2021 182 | 187 | 188 | 190 | 192 | 196 | 198 |

Class of 2021 Headshots Collegians In Memoriam Jacob Powell Year 12 Ball Farewell Class of 2021 College Staff & Leadership Team All Saints’ College Staff List 2021

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From the Principal

“WE ARE ALL CONNECTED TO EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING IN THE UNIVERSE. THEREFORE, EVERYTHING ONE DOES AS AN INDIVIDUAL AFFECTS THE WHOLE. ALL THOUGHTS, WORDS, IMAGES, PRAYERS, BLESSINGS AND DEEDS ARE LISTENED TO BY ALL THAT IS.” (SERGE KAHILI KING) While we don’t need a global pandemic to remind us of the importance of the connections between all of us, COVID-19 sure brings those connections into sharp relief! In 2021, our College theme has been “Connect – with self, with others, with our learning and with the Numinous” and this has higlighted for all of us the importance of our connections with others, amidst the current abnormality of life. Further, in a year when so many Australian students have experienced months of isolation at home, our theme reminds us just how fortunate we have been to connect almost every day of the 2021 academic year in person, on campus.

Columba 2021 captures the connections and the learning – a wonderful memento of the year in which All Saints’ College celebrated its 40th birthday. And what’s a birthday without a party? We were pleased to welcome hundreds of community members – all connected by ASC – to a fun-filled Sundowner on The Common and, as we celebrated, we remembered with gratitude all those community members who came before us, helping make ASC what it is today. Forever connected. 2021 is a memorable year for ASC for many other reasons, all of which are about important connections. It is, for example, the year ASC launched its RAP, strengthening ASC’s connection with our First Nations people. It is the year

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we launched our Community Charter, connecting our ASC community into our values-driven approach. We also launched our ASC Capabilities Framework, highlighting the fact that connection with learning is so much more than just achieving a number, and we (the only West Australian school to do so) connected across the nation in a project to redefine these metrics of success. We also connected with our environment in ways not previously seen on the campus, with significant steps forward taken in waste management, in sustainable water management and in our exciting solar panel project. The following pages tell of many of the wonderful events and connections of the year that was, and I thank all members of the 2021 ASC community for your contribution and involvement.

“ We cannot live for ourselves alone. Our lives are connected by a thousand invisible threads, and along those sympathetic fibres, our actions run as causes and return to us as results.” (Herman Melville) Ms Belinda Provis College Principal

I would like to thank all of the College Board members for their service and counsel, and acknowledge the College’s Principal, Leadership Team and staff for their contribution throughout the year. The Board is responsible for the effective governance and stewardship of our resources to provide for the College’s stable and long-term growth. At a time of great uncertainty, the continued willingness of ASC staff to embrace this uncertainty, to be creative, and to support our students and each other is a defining characteristic of All Saints’ and is a quality cherished by the Board. I thank all Board members for their service and counsel in 2021, and would particularly like to acknowledge two Board members who retired from the Board this year after serving extended terms. Ms Derryn Belford, as a nominee of the Board, and Ms Kath Polglase, as a nominee of the Parent and Friends’ Society, provided a very high standard of professional advice, governance and subjectmatter expertise over several years. Our College’s culture of innovation and service, and support for the personal and spiritual development of every member of our community continues to go from strength to strength. As a coeducational and inclusive Anglican school, All Saints’ has inherited a rich and lasting set of values. The modern Anglican Church is tolerant, welcoming and diverse,

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and we endeavour to echo this in the life of the College. A willingness to serve, a capacity to innovate and thoughtful creativity are defining features of students at All Saints’ College. In this our 40th year, the College’s growing culture of philanthropy and benefaction is more important than ever. The ASC Foundation seeds this culture and has a goal to secure the financial future of the College. The Foundation also invests each year to support and promote College programs in education, religion, literature, science, the arts and sport. From its very first year, All Saints’ College has been a values-led organisation. To those leaving the College at the end of 2021: I am confident that your personal qualities and values of Empathy, Respect, Integrity and Courage (ERIC) will continue to characterise your life as an Old Saint. You are now part of a community connected far beyond our campus at Ewing Avenue, and you will truly make a positive difference to our world. As we look forward to starting our fifth decade in 2022 and prepare to transition out of a global pandemic, I am optimistic about our future and emboldened by the resilience, strength and character of our All Saints’ community. Mr Mark Stickells Chair, College Board

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Mr Gary Mack Vice Chair

Ms Zamia Pedro Secretary

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Ms Kath Polglase

Mrs Joy Shepherd

Dr Subra Ananthram

Rt Rev Kate Wilmot

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From the Chair of the College Board

THE COLLEGE ACHIEVED A SIGNIFICANT MILESTONE THIS YEAR, CELEBRATING 40 YEARS SINCE ITS ESTABLISHMENT IN 1981. COMMENCING WITH AN INITIAL COHORT OF APPROXIMATELY 100 STUDENTS ACROSS YEARS 7 AND 8, THE COLLEGE HAS GROWN TO A STUDENT POPULATION EXCEEDING 1,340. THIS WONDERFUL COMMUNITY OF YOUNG PEOPLE RESPONDED POSITIVELY TO THE CHALLENGES AND UNCERTAINTY OF THE SECOND YEAR OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE STORIES IN COLUMBA 2021 TESTIFY TO THE RESILIENCE, CHARACTER AND OPTIMISM OF OUR STUDENTS AND STAFF.

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From the College Chaplain

AS I WRITE THIS ARTICLE, I AM JUST OVER TWO TERMS INTO MY TIME AT THE COLLEGE AND AM VERY GLAD TO BE HERE. THE COLLEGE COMMUNITY HAS GIVEN ME A GREAT WELCOME AND I HAVE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED GETTING TO KNOW PEOPLE. REVEREND HELEN GAVE ME ALL SORTS OF USEFUL INFORMATION BEFORE SHE LEFT AND, WITH LOTS OF SUPPORT FROM THE DEAN OF STUDENT WELLBEING AND MANY OTHERS, IT HAS BEEN GREAT TO LAUNCH INTO THE ROLE.

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It is a joy to see all Years 3–12 in Chapel every week. In Term 2’s Chapel services we explored the theme “Ingredients for a Happy Life” and thought through what kinds of things we can build into our lives to create greater wellbeing (and what the Christian faith might have to offer in this). We also learned a little more about what some of our students in the Junior School liked to cook and what culinary talents our Senior School teachers possessed, which was fun! When the ECC had their first chapel for the year, we heard all about the story of Zacchaeus, including some insights on video by the Year 2 Religion and Philosophy classes. Term 3’s Chapel theme saw us celebrating diversity in many different ways. We celebrated leaders, languages, work, friends, abilities and more. It was great to note and celebrate the wonderful gifts we all bring to the world as unique individuals, all made in God’s image. Some of the Junior School classes made some amazing short videos to share or helped us connect with the theme in other ways. In the ECC Chapel we celebrated God’s Wonderful World. We heard how much God loves the world and found out about the special job we have been given to take care of it.

In Term 4 we are looking at some of the different words we often use at Christmas time, such as “Joy, Hope, Peace and Love”, and we are investigating what they mean when it comes to God and Jesus. The celebration of All Saints’ Day was a highlight for all year groups, and it was also a great blessing to be part of farewelling our Year 12s in the Valedictory Service on 21 October 2021. Apart from Chapel, there are many other parts of the role which I have enjoyed, such as going into classrooms, working with captains and House councillors, visiting Outdoor Learning Programs, spending time supporting students and staff, dropping into Service Learning projects, running a cocurricular, being part of assemblies and, of course, the very special Reconciliation Action Plan launch. I have been inspired and encouraged by students and staff at the College, and am looking forward to us all continuing to grow in our College values (Empathy, Respect, Integrity, Courage), faith, hope and love together. Reverend Liz Flanigan College Chaplain

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JUNIOR SCHOOL 2021

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From the Dean of Junior School

WE HAVE CERTAINLY FELT GRATITUDE FOR THE RELATIVELY MINOR IMPACT THAT COVID HAS HAD ON THE JUNIOR SCHOOL. IT HAS, HOWEVER, KEPT US POISED AND READY FOR A LOCKDOWN AT ANY MOMENT! WHILE WE HAVE ENJOYED THE ACCOUNTS OF FAMILIES CAMPING AND EXPLORING OUR BEAUTIFUL STATE, WE APPRECIATE THE FEELING OF SEPARATION FOR FAMILIES, OF NOT BEING PHYSICALLY CONNECTED TO THEIR LOVED ONES WHO ARE ACROSS STATE BORDERS OR OVERSEAS. The Junior School community has positively embraced the 2021 theme by connecting at a higher and deeper level together!

Connect 4: connect with: yourself— others—learning—the numinous. One idea sparks another idea, then another idea is born and shared, and so the connections grow. Student Agency – ‘It is about acting rather than being acted upon; shaping rather than being shaped; and making responsible decisions and choices rather than accepting those determined by others.’ (OECD 2018 publication) Student agency increases opportunity for connection of ideas between students and staff, inspiring more collaboration, sharing and expression. A sense of personal purpose when discovered sparks motivation, increases happiness and connection, and the sense of wellbeing and belonging deepens. Guided by ERIC and the All Saints’ College frameworks: Inquiry, Design Thinking, Visible Thinking Routines and Capabilities, students connect to their learning to make a positive difference. Our 2021 Junior School Student Leaders have been outstanding in their agency to act effectively, collaboratively and confidently to make their impact felt while modelling and paving the way for others. Head of House Coordinator Mr Eugene Wong has carefully guided and provided opportunities for our students to thrive while leading. Junior School Captains Grace Shackelton and Sam Vallabhaneni have shown exemplary leadership skills. The breadth of Inquiry has diversified across year levels, and students have delved deeper into topics more purposefully and more connected to the curiosity of individuals and to each class. Inquiry has taken directions that have connected to wellbeing, service, politics and sustainability. Connecting to the ASC Capabilities has been powerful in focusing individual goal setting and

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achievement. Ms Kylie Chatto’s leadership on the New Metrics project, Student Agency and Collaboration has honed our practice. With our deepening knowledge of Aboriginal and, Torres Strait Islander history and culture it was a natural extension to create our first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). Junior School teacher Mr Charlie Stapleton assisted in leading the community in the highly consultative process of the creation of the RAP. This deliberate and thoughtful work has our staff and students committed to the actions identified, with a strong belief that this is essential to understanding our Country and history. Ms Kate Wilson, Junior School Music Teacher, embarked on a Restless Curiosity Project that further encouraged us to Connect 4. First families connected to their history through cultural songs; then, in partnership with Wadjuk Noongar Consultant Sandra Harben and composer Dan Walker, the music work Nyungar Alleluia, originally commissioned by the College in 2008, was learnt. This has now been developed into a work called Woolah Waakle. Our understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture has deepened significantly, creating the right time and space to develop this work and celebrate with a debut performance at the Junior School Music Showcase. A wealth of talent has been displayed as students showed their strengths and confidence to express themselves in all disciplines. I would like to thank the staff, particularly the Assistant Deans Mr Nic Christie and Mr Blair Saunders and Early Childhood Coordinator Mrs Sara Mano, who are so committed to their work and to the community. Finally, to continue our theme, I appreciate the positive manner you, our parents, connect with our staff, making our work so effective and rewarding. Thank you! Ms Penelope Crane Dean of Junior School

From the Assistant Dean of Junior School

(TEACHING AND LEARNING)

“UNITY IS STRENGTH…WHEN THERE IS COLLABORATION, WONDERFUL THINGS CAN BE ACHIEVED” – MATTIE J.T. STEPANEK. Collaboration has been a key focus of the Junior School in 2021, along with student agency to align with our ongoing learning with Melbourne University and two of our 10 ASC Capabilities. These capabilities have been at the forefront of our teaching and learning, resulting in many positives occurring within and outside the walls of our learning environments. Connect 4 – connect with yourself, others, your learning and the numinous – has also been at the forefront for staff in 2021. Connect with yourself. How do you be authentic in your classroom? This question has resulted in a shift in classrooms to becoming unique and inspirational learning environments. Teachers at ASC all bring passion and many individual talents, which have allowed students to experience a wide range of opportunities and choice: choice of what connects with themselves, and the opportunity to drive their own learning journey as much as possible. Staff have the right mindset to allow great things to happen, which the students are beginning to value and thrive upon.

‘Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything’ – George Bernard Shaw. Connect with others. 2021 has been revolutionary in transforming the way we connect with others. Students and staff have been creative in connecting with others in so many new ways. However, this brings challenges, which students and staff alike have embraced and collaboratively created win-win solutions, taking that next step in their learning to become problem seekers.

‘Student choice is more than simply picking a task. It’s about owning the entire learning process.’ – John Spencer. Connect with your learning. As mentioned, Student agency has been a focus this year. Teachers have embraced this and courageously guided students to learn and become problem seekers, searching for answers to problems of things that matter to them. They bring passion, engagement and drive to solve real problems that matter to them now and will impact their future. Connecting to learning has been a significant highlight in the Junior School in 2021. Connect with the numinous. 2021 has shown strength in many, with the world being more than ever: Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous (VUCA). Individually and collectively we have been required to search within. There is light, as we have found more and more ways to be caring, understanding and compassionate. Outstanding efforts in this space have been celebrated and rewarded throughout the year. Connecting and collaborating to solve authentic problems that students value and want to solve – this is what happens every day in the Junior School. This is due to the dedicated, vulnerable and passionate staff who lead our future leaders. Rest assured: we are in safe hands. My sincere thanks to all students, staff and wider community who have allowed greatness to happen in the Junior School in 2021, and I look forward to what 2022 brings. Mr Blair Saunders Assistant Dean of Junior School (Teaching and Learning)

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The timetable adjustment trialled this past year also provided a consistent and dedicated time for students to gather and settle after lunch; to either come together in circle time and as a class community unpack the events of the day, or to have routine time to practice mindfulness. Impressively, these mindfulness sessions were often run and led by students, either from their own class or by older students coming down and assisting. The time also allowed staff to take a moment and actively participate in these sessions with their class. While the timetable will next year revert to the 2020 model, the opportunity presented in 2021 will no doubt continue to include this time as a part of our daily routine in the future. I look forward to continued growth and stewardship of our students, from all year groups, in leading and taking ownership of their own wellbeing and mental health. Pleasingly, I know the leadership and support of our current Year 6 students will continue, thanks to the porous borders between the Junior School and Senior School. Mr Nicholas Christie Assistant Dean of Junior School (Wellbeing)

From the Early Childhood Coordinator

From the Assistant Dean of Junior School (WELLBEING)

Reflecting upon the year that has been in the Junior School, the lens sharpens upon the ever-increasing independence and agency that our students are taking in relation to their wellbeing. Setting the standard, an enthusiastic and passionate group of Year 6 students initiated our inaugural Wellbeing Committee, sharing ideas and tips on how to embed structures in our day-to-day routines to help us look after our mental health and sense of self. Later these students, along with their fellow student leaders, worked hard with the support of Mr Eugene Wong to create a student-led and run Wellbeing Day. From mindfulness activities and gratitude cards to bubble wands, lunch time music and silent discos, the students ensured that the focus of the day was on being in the moment and appreciating all we should be grateful for.

The Early Childhood Centre (ECC) has been very ‘capabilities’ focused’ in 2021, with staff and students going on a journey of discovery: taking risks, problem solving, and collaborating to extend and hone their inquiry pedagogy and practice. Through this, they have gained much insight into a wide range of topics, including space, plants, spreading kindness, volcanoes, and biodiversity. There has also been much wondering and hypothesising about birds, changing colours and the effects of rain on the landscape. Our staff, both teachers and education assistants, have demonstrated resilience as new understanding and perspectives have been developed by engaging with the College’s Reconciliation Action Plan development and becoming recognised Apple Teachers using iPads. They have generously shared their knowledge, passion, professionalism, time and experience with student teachers in every year level this year, and who have greatly enriched our learning environments with their enthusiasm and new learning insights. Professional learning is a passion for our staff which has led us to connect with university research projects in measuring growth of capabilities, place-based literacies and gifted and talented student identification. Our students are able to focus their learning in many diverse areas of interest, including bush school cubby building, artwork, photography, birdwatching (especially the owls, chickens and galahs resident in the kindergarten tress) and exploring. Our Year 1 students have responded by finding out how to spread kindness to respond to times of sadness. The Year 2 children took control of the content creation and script of the Early Childhood Reflections and demonstrated incredible resilience through their Bush School Camp in the pouring rain. Our Year 1 students also became acquainted with Gabiljee - the Noongar name for Bull Creek – the watery place at the end of the river. It has been a tremendous year of growth in our centre as we stop to reflect and celebrate the richness the rains have brought us, with deep learning from life and for life. We have grown stronger and more connected with one another as we bring ourselves together as a warm, vibrant learning community. Thank you for all our learning this year in the ECC. Sara Mano Early Childhood Coordinator

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JUNIOR SCHOOL STUDENT LEADERS BACK ROW: Nishaan Sunner, Mini Li, Callum Johnston, Tyson Monie, Holly Walker, Grace Shackleton MIDDLE ROW: Caleb Carruthers, Sam Vallabhaneni, Annabella Tan, Ms Penelope Crane, Eva Chi, Sienna Nanni, Diyon Etampawala FRONT ROW: Connor Gee, Sam Sibly, Leticia Avery, Chloe Kent, Sarah David, Sophie Brown, Sam Lowe, Ali Zakareia

JUNIOR SCHOOL HOUSE CAPTAINS BACK ROW: Sarah David, Leticia Avery, Eva Chi, Mr Eugene Wong, Tyson Monie, Sophie Brown, Caleb Carruthers FRONT ROW: Connor Gee, Diyon Etampawala, Sienna Nanni, Annabella Tan, Sam Lowe, Ali Zakareia

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 2021 (YEAR 5) LEFT TO RIGHT: Ella Hudson-Still, Tyela YeohEllerton, Anya Ray, Kai Gleadell, Nyah Quin, Olivia Renton ABSENT: Bernice Chong

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“Different collaborations with different people lead to a better you, a better mindset, a better life.” This year’s theme was Connect 4, which meant connecting with yourself, others, your learning and the Numinous. Using this theme, with ERIC in our mind, we looked at this learning year with a wider view than we did before. Also, using the 7 habits we opened new doors and embraced the journeys ahead, knowing it was a future to keep with us. From the start of the year we wanted to do “as many things as possible,” but we had to come to realise that sometimes the more you do in a limited amount of time, the quality is sometimes poor. We learnt to pace ourselves and make something big and memorable, rather than small and messy. This matches the well-known phrase, “Quality is better than quantity.” Finally, we would like to say thank you to all our Junior School teachers for guiding us in our journey of a lifetime. And to our Year 6 cohort: we are thankful to have you to support us through this year, and we wish you well in all your future endeavours. Sam Vallabhaneni and Grace Shackleton Junior School Captains

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As the 2021 Junior School Captains, we’ve both come to realise that we’re at the end of a huge learning journey that has had its difficulties. At the beginning of this year it seemed like we had much ahead of us, whether it was participating in events or helping others. We both feared the end of the school year, knowing it was not going to be a long time. We also knew that after we left somebody else would be “putting their feet in our shoes.” Now, as we come to the end, it has dawned on us that it is not so much the end of a journey, but the first step on the beginning of a much larger adventure. This year has been a blessing for both of us; this opportunity has been at times daunting, exciting and hectic, but it has always been interesting and rewarding. The support and dedication from peers and teachers have allowed us both to become better people, with better minds and life.

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We have had a blast this year as Environment Captains for 2021. We have been very busy with a lot of projects and ideas. In Term 1 we were at work planning to plant some native plants in our yet-to-be Year 6 Garden. In Term 2 the garden plan went into action when students from each class helped us plant the plants. They did a great job, taking care and planting the garden. Next we made a rubbish pickup roster for classes to take a turn every Friday. Being a Captain is not all about running Morning Fitness and talking at Assemblies. I think the most important thing is making sure that the community around you is a healthy and comforting place, the people as much as the environment around us! Another thing we were very excited to do was of course Jerry, the plant quiz. There were many phases before the announcement of the contest, such as making Jerry. We made Jerry at the Precious Plastics unit at the College, which was so much fun! Getting to design and work on a cool project was a great privilege. But being Environment Captains was about much more than advocating against littering. Working behind the scenes on the leaders’ project that went into play was very thrilling, and gave us an insight into how much the leaders actually have to do to keep the Junior School rolling. Being leaders has really helped us develop our capabilities and our ability to use ERIC, and has given us both a sense of how even young children can make a big difference, whether that be to their world or to the wider world. Sam Sibly and Holly Walker Junior School Environment Captains

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In 2021 we were given the opportunity to be the Service Captains of the Junior School. This has been a great opportunity for both of us and it has helped us grow. It has been an honour to be the Service Captains, and we have learnt so much. When we began the year in our roles, we were both nervous. We had talked in front of our class only a few times before, and now we had to speak in front of the entire Junior School! But after a while we got used to it, and it became natural for us to speak in public. If we hadn’t participated in Chapel, we would never be as good at public speaking as we are. As Service Captains, we don’t just assist at Chapel. We have had the privilege of organising many activities. The first time we did this was at Thrive in 5. At this event, we helped the Year 4s play some games so that they could familiarise themselves with the other new people who they would be with next year. All the students were able to find out something new about each other and met many new people at this event. We also assisted with the Wellbeing Day, where we had to set up a mindfulness activity, and run it to a certain class. These opportunities have not only been enjoyable, but also a valuable learning experience. We have been able to achieve many things, but none of this would have been possible without the support of the leadership team and Mr Wong. And Chapel wouldn’t have been the same without Reverend Liz and Reverend Helen. Thank you to everyone; it has been an amazing experience! Chloe Kent and Nishaan Sunner Year 6

From the Sports Captains

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Now that the year 2021 is ending, we are grateful for the sport opportunities offered by the College. We were privileged to take on this leadership position, and we are grateful to have seen everyone’s sportsmanship improve over the course of the year. This year, we’ve witnessed many spectacular races, from our College’s very own pool to the lovely tracks provided by the maintenance men. It’s great that everyone was so enthusiastic and cheered each other on. Congratulations to Forrest for winning both Spirit cups as well!

“ Every professional starts as a beginner and never stops practising.” – Callum Johnston This quote is intended to remind us and everybody else that no one will start off perfect at every sport. You can’t just have talent for a sport and yet not practise at all: that will get you nowhere. It often reminds both of us that if we ever try something new, we should always remember that nobody is perfect from the start.

“Callum, that was a travel” – Mr Wong What’s the difference between time and a ball hog? Answer: Time passes. It was lovely to see so many happy smiles at this year’s carnivals, which were a huge success, and it’s excellent that everybody competed and gave it a shot. This year, because the weather refused to cooperate, we are grateful for everyone’s flexibility for the Athletics Carnival. Being the 2021 Sports Captains has been the experience of a lifetime, and we most certainly know that we will treasure these moments sincerely. 2021 has flown by so fast. Since we joined this College we both looked up to our Sports Captains, and knew that was the leadership position for us. We wish the best for next year’s Sports Captains. Never be afraid to show your enthusiasm!

If you like water, then you’ll like 72% of me! Callum Johnston and Mini Li Year 6

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From the Cowan House Captains

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2021 HAS BEEN FUN, AS WE HAVE HAD THE PRIVILEGE TO BE YEAR 6 LEADERS AND THE COWAN HOUSE CAPTAINS. YEAR 6 MAY HAVE STARTED OFF WEIRDLY, WITH THE FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL AT HOME. BUT FROM THERE THE YEAR ONLY BECAME BETTER! BEING YEAR 6 LEADERS AND COWAN HOUSE CAPTAINS WAS CHALLENGING, AS WE HAD TO TAKE ON COUNTLESS RESPONSIBILITIES, BUT IT HAS TAUGHT US SO MUCH. IT HAS BEEN AN EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIENCE THAT WE WILL REMEMBER FOR EVER. In Term 2 we helped run a mindfulness day where the Year 6 leaders each ran an event. This was for the entire Junior School, which helped us reset our minds and focus

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on our developing awareness. We also ran morning fitness for Years 2–6, which helped strengthen our leadership and consolidated our relationships with the younger children. As Cowan House Captains, we helped run an Assembly about organisation. We also had our Interhouse Swimming, Cross Country, and Athletics Carnivals in which Cowan cheered each other over the finish line and tried our best in all the events. These activities took many of us out of our comfort zones and made us try new things! We were fortunate enough to win the Cross Country and Athletics carnivals because of the efforts of all the members of Cowan. Being Year 6 leaders has taught us many skills. Being the Cowan House Captains in 2021 was unforgettable. But the most important thing we learnt was that being in Cowan House is a remarkable experience. This would not be possible without the support of Mr Wong, Mr Howson and Mr Christie, who always helped when we needed it.

Connor Gee and Annabella Tan Year 6

COWAN HOUSE YEARS 3-6

BACK ROW: Oliver Baldock, Teagan Balsdon, Bridget Wallace, Alicia Garvey, Grace Shackleton, Amelia Grafton, Holly Walker, Noah Charlton, Annabella Tan, Samuel Lim, Timothy Cook THIRD ROW: Alex Bortolotti, Yasmin Tucker, Noah Williams, Ryan Hall, Maya Ananthram, Elliott Baillie, Alexander Grafton, Jack Pittson, Ariaana Rehman, Anna Olukolu, Amber Ting SECOND ROW: Adelyn Smart, Flynn Williams, Penny Cook, Holly Atkinson, Jack Zhao, Ricky Qiu, Connor Gee, Arya Ravi, Xavier Baillie, Ayoola Olowookere, Sophia Clement, Leila France FRONT ROW: Saaya Ponasanapalli, Ethan Gee, Sophia Tomlinson, Amon Orlando, Elijah Lim, Vienne Shackleton, Vedh Ponasanapalli, James Sivacolundhu, Max Tsvetnenko, Noah Bortolotti, Jing Liu ABSENT: Lua Habibi, Sedley Hoar, Charlotte Lund, Luca Thorne, Isabella Wallace

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From the Durack House Captains

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WE’VE LOOKED UP TO THE YEAR 6 LEADERS SINCE THE FIRST DAY WE CAME TO ASC; THEY’VE ALWAYS APPEARED LIKE OTHER-WORDLY CREATURES WITH ALL THE POWER IN THE WORLD. BEING PLACED IN WHAT APPEARED TO BE A PLACE OF LEADERSHIP, ON THE OTHER HAND, ALLOWED US TO GROW IN WAYS WE COULD NEVER HAVE ANTICIPATED. WE ARE HONOURED TO HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR THIS ROLE. We have been awestruck by each Durackian’s incredible effort in every task presented to them over the course of several days of fitness, three carnivals, and two quizzes. This year has provided a plethora of chances for us to seize and maximise. The G.R.I.P. Leadership Conference, leadership meetings and, most importantly, the opportunity to meet new people and build connections with

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others were all highlights for us. After experiencing all of this, we want everyone, badge or no badge, to have the opportunity to be a leader. Boris Johnson once said, “There is absolutely no one, apart from yourself, who can prevent you, in the middle of the night, from sneaking down to tidy up the edges of that hunk of cheese at the back of the fridge.” This year we have lived by this quote, through times hard and easy. This quote has reminded us that we should strive to achieve our goals. If you have an opportunity to do something, be it eat cheese or extend your learning, you always should strive to be your best self. That is our take-away from this year: to take all opportunities that come to you and always put in hard work. Thank you to Mr Wong, Mr Christie, Ms Crane, Mr Howson and our peers who have assisted us along the road.

Eva Chi and Ali Zakareia Year 6

DURACK HOUSE YEARS 3-6

BACK ROW: Nyah Quin, Asha Peach, Sam Vallabhaneni, Eva Chi, Callum Johnston, Lucas Johnston, Jasper Gardner, Prasham Bista, Ithiel Dwumfour, Izzy Hill THIRD ROW: Zoe Scahill, Aarya Khalate, Gianni Mirco, Erte Pan, Chelsea Wu, Jun Feng Boon, Yusif Muhammed, Chloe Wong, Thalia Maxwell, Nikhil Yadav, Ophelia Goh SECOND ROW: Benj De Luca, Clarissa Hui, Priya Trengove, Nina Maxwell, James Wong, Janine Zhang, Ali Zakareia, Leonardo Di Latte, Angelina Ung, Jayden Chan, Jun Ren Boon FRONT ROW: Jordan Conigliaro, Summer Oxwell, Noah Wang, Clarissa Chan, Jing Ming Chong, Jayden Khoo, Liam Sutherland, Anushka Khalate, Oliver Carter, Nandana Nitin, Felix Healy ABSENT: Tyson Johns, Anton Savanyo

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THIS YEAR HAS BEEN EXTRAORDINARY FOR BOTH OF US. WE’VE HAD OUR UPS AND DOWNS, BUT WE HAVE ALWAYS PUSHED THROUGH. WE’RE SO PROUD OF WHAT FORREST HOUSE HAS ACHIEVED THIS YEAR, AND IT COULDN’T HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE SUPPORT OF MANY PEOPLE. Thank you to all our teachers for helping us along our leadership journey, to all the Captains for their kindness and, of course, to all the members of Forrest for their spirit this year. Without your support we wouldn’t be in this position. This year has been amazing, and it’s one we will never forget. Every year there are countless ways to express House pride, the main ones being the Interhouse Swimming and Athletics carnivals. We are so proud that Forrest won the prestigious Spirit Cup for both! We all came together, learned the chants and cheered Forrest to victory. When we were doing well, we supported each other

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further. When we were down, we picked each other up. It has been so enjoyable to cheer alongside everyone. Being a leader doesn’t just mean having a fancy badge and title. It provides many more opportunities, like running Thrive in Five, Wellbeing Day and Morning Fitness. It has been so fun doing fitness for the Junior School, as they were all wonderful to work with each day, and we met so many new people. Thrive in Five was a great opportunity to get to know and introduce new students to ASC. The other events also allowed students to have fun with their peers and encouraged positive wellbeing. We wish next year’s Forrest House Captains the very best of luck in their positions for 2022, as we were so honoured to have this opportunity. We have enjoyed every bit of it! George Bernard Shaw once said, “Life isn’t about finding yourself, life is about creating yourself.” Make sure you are creating a better you and a better world every day. Good luck in 2022, and GO FORREST!

Leticia Avery and Diyon Etampawala Year 6

FORREST HOUSE YEARS 3-6

BACK ROW: Arnav Ravi, Arya Choudhury, Nithin Shivakumar, Theo Cross, Rebekah Bona, Oliver Parker, Sushree Mangla, Lucas Cui, Sam Rosenqvist, Sue-Ning Chee, Oliver Bakkers THIRD ROW: Freya McDonald, Amy Xu, Leticia Avery, Shannen Leung, Aiden Ong, Ruby Squire, Diyon Etampawala, Sam Sibly, Noah Davis, Luca Cicirello, Charmaine Vogler, Mackenzie Thomas SECOND ROW: Adelaine Yu, Zachary Ong, Emily De Oliveira, Cheryl Koo, Mason Janssens, Ishanvi Devata, Izzy Hamilton, Indiana Podesta, Nate Pauline, Hannah Harlond, Corbin Barber, William Cai FRONT ROW: Ocean Wong, Eva Vassallo, Ilsa Milne, Rafael Alonso, Corbyn Murakami, Lucas Koo, Leo Wong, Liam Coghlan, Camille Alonso, Mia Cicirello, Samuel Lau ABSENT: Lucas Chang, Nathan Lau, Amber Vine

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BEING MURDOCH HOUSE CAPTAINS FOR 2021 WAS AMAZING. IT WAS A JOY TO SEE MURDOCH THRIVE THROUGH THE YEAR. ALL OF MURDOCH SUPPORTED AND HELPED US AS LEADERS THIS YEAR. THE YEAR 3S HELPED US DEVELOP SELF-CONTROL THROUGH ALL THE TASKS FOR HOUSE POINTS AT MORNING FITNESS, AND WE COULDN’T BE THE LEADERS WE ARE WITHOUT MURDOCH. As leaders, we’ve learnt so many things from our fellow Murdoch people: they were always the ones to encourage us through our challenges at carnivals and even in our everyday lives. This year, we led Murdoch through three carnivals and an interesting game of bingo. The Swimming Carnival was a blast, and we were all nearly deaf and had lost our voices

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by the end! At the Cross Country it was great seeing the Murdoch runners pushing their hardest and seeing those students who were not participating cheering them on all the way. But the Athletics carnival was the shocker of them all - people were scattered everywhere. We all had the time of our lives; Murdoch was cheering and screaming all day. Bingo was so much fun learning about All Saints’ history. We had a lot of fun, but sadly we lost to Durack by one point. We want to thank all the teachers who helped us out this year and showed us how it’s done. Being chosen for a leadership role was a big responsibility; we faced many challenges and came back stronger. We couldn’t have been good leaders without help and support from the leadership team. We can’t wait to see next year’s Murdoch House Captains and hope they will have the amazing experience we enjoyed. “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, you need a team.” – John Wooden

Sophie Brown and Caleb Carruthers Year 6

MURDOCH HOUSE YEARS 3-6

BACK ROW: Riley Glasson, Advay Sonawane, Sophie Brown, Jamie Chin, Samuel Ho, Toby Riches, Joshua Soh, Nishaan Sunner, Ella Hudson-Still, Zac Dallimore, Chloe Rakuscek THIRD ROW: Kai Gleadell, Caleb Carruthers, Grace Zhu, Zachary Bovell, Tony Tang, Chloe Kent, Hannah Walmsley, Lucas Feng, Caelan Jenkins, Matilda Nicol, Neel Krishnamurthy SECOND ROW: Yash Nambiar, Sam Lee, Rishinie Vasudevan, Ada Chapman, Luis Naylor Zambrano, Ananya Aggarwal, Maeve Young, Shevon Modi, Chloe Covic, Nicola Fallon, Sanah Sidhu, Yi An Liu FRONT ROW: Sienna Walmsley, Elise Huang, Jack Nicol, Nilasha Krishnamurthy, Caleb Kwang, Jeremy Wang, Enzo Then, Allana Darma Putri, Saiivishnu Vasudevan, Bella Tong, Allysha Lim ABSENT: India Blaxell, Amaris Wong

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From the O’Connor House Captains

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2021 HAS BEEN A ROLLERCOASTER. WE CAN’T COUNT HOW MANY EXPERIENCES WE HAVE ENJOYED THIS YEAR. HAVING THE OPPORTUNITY TO HELP AT CARNIVALS AND CHEER ON OUR HOUSE ON HAS BEEN WONDERFUL. At the beginning of the year, we started out with not a lot of experience and very little understanding how to be a leader. We wanted to do so many things, but being a leader isn’t only about wearing a badge and rocking up at meetings; it’s about helping the All Saints’ community and seeing the smile on everyone’s faces. At the beginning of the year, we set specific goals that were measurable and achievable, and we have achieved them in the fullest of ways. With everyone’s involvement, these goals became a reality. Helping at Morning Fitness expanded the different ideas that our school has. The teamwork in O’Connor has been astounding and a delight to watch. The G.R.I.P. Leadership conference developed our knowledge and experience of

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being a leader. We want everyone to know that, no matter what happens, they should always be themselves and try their best. We wouldn’t change our experience of being O’Connor House Captains for the world. So many people have supported us along our path of being leaders. We would like to thank Mr Wong for being an amazing House Coordinator, Mr Christie for giving us opportunities at events, and Ms Crane and Mr Howson for their encouragement and support throughout the year. We would also like to thank our class teachers and everyone who plays a part in the success of events. Working with the 2021 leadership team has been a great learning journey, which we will never forget. We wish the 2022 leaders good luck, and remember; you don’t wear to have a badge to be a leader.

Sarah David and Sam Lowe Year 6

O’CONNOR HOUSE YEARS 3-6

BACK ROW: Chloe Roos, Liam Howell, Shaan Dhanjal, Ananya Basu, Linton Cox, Anya Ray, Ronish Gupta, Imogen Stone, Shawn Han, Max Greaves THIRD ROW: Siri Ravn, Eric Xu, Patrick Stace, Charli Heatley, Hamish Gaze, Evelyn Kemble, Chloe Koy, Sam Lowe, Jethro Suddese, Juliet Gray, Sarah David SECOND ROW: Lincoln Gray, Tom Keenan, Amalie Furchtenicht, Jehan Outschoorn, Alex Kelly, Riyani Outschoorn, Penelope Cobb, Matilda Burke, Olivia Renton, Emily Butcher, Bethan Thomas FRONT ROW: Leo Furchtenicht, Emma Roos, Ryan Li, Victoria Wijaya, James David, Jensen Chia, Timur Kumar, Arielle Lu, Theo Toh, Amina Abou El-Alamein, Donovan Lim ABSENT: Bernice Chong

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WE HAVE BEEN SO GRATEFUL TO BE THE JUNIOR SCHOOL STIRLING HOUSE CAPTAINS FOR THIS YEAR. IT BEEN A YEAR WITH MANY LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. AS YEAR 5S WE LOOKED UP TO THE YEAR 6S AND WERE INSPIRED TO BE LEADERS AT ASC AND AT HOME. Stirling is a fantastic House that is highly creative and joyful. The students are impressive at carnivals and always have the determination to keep going and never give up. Becoming a leader has been one of the best experiences that we have ever had. We have had many opportunities to grow and expand our learning capabilities in a different environment. Max Carver once said, “Empathy is the starting point for creating a community and taking action. It is the impetus for creating change.” As the Stirling House Captains for 2021, we have taken this quote and put it into action by using empathy every day to

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encourage everyone else to start using it as well. During our time as House Captains, we have got to know all the people in the Stirling community and have an entirely new bunch of friends. We want to thank a variety of staff, including Mr Christie and Ms Crane, for the opportunity to become the Stirling House Captains. We want to thank Mr Howson for the carnivals that he has organised for us. Finally, we want to thank Mr Wong for leading the leadership team to such a successful year. We also want to thank the Stirling community for such an amazing and pleasurable year as the Stirling House Captains of 2021. We are so grateful for this amazing school and leadership opportunities. Good luck to the Stirling House Captains for 2022. Go Stirling!

Tyson Monie and Sienna Nanni Year 6

STIRLING HOUSE YEARS 3-6

BACK ROW: Nishita Arun, Sam Pobee, Ava Galvin, Martha Merlas, Austin Peters, Tyson Monie, Xavier Babich, Mini Li, Anisha Gopalan, Molly Turner, Sienna Nanni, Haraen Veeramachaneni THIRD ROW: Benjamin Pooley, Tyela Yeoh-Ellerton, Olivia Smith, Austin Saratsis, Lucie Zhang, Emily Browne, James Rice, Sean Roeves, Alaia Torralbo Straton, Edward Liang, Sophie Sun, Kelvin Ooi, Mia Mitchell SECOND ROW: Warren Wichangoen, Fay Rendell, Maatesh Mugunthan, Lauren McKenna, Ewan McCurrach, Yemi Akinyemi, Rachel Pobee, Riva Rendell, Nishikaa Sundar, Nikhithan Suren, Chloe Perry, Adella Ould, Jemma Spanoghe FRONT ROW: William Wichangoen, Grace Brooks, Mihiru Ariyapperuma, Raina Sun, Joshua Lee, Bell Luan, Jake Browne, Lucas Lok, Jessica Gawthrope, Karthik Kodivalasa, Chloe Wong-Chung-Lung, Noah Sun

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Pre-Kindergarten D BACK ROW: Ms Gaik Lim (Education Assistant), Shelly Lee, Aarani Sakar, Kira Jacob, Mrs Sheree Duminski (Class Teacher), Haitao Zhou, Kelly Lee, Thomas Bryant, Ms Tracey Gladwell (Education Assistant) MIDDLE ROW: Zane Zan, Armand Platel, Maanvi Kodiv alasa, Chloe Lin, Kate Lim, Jenson Tan, Vincent Geappen, Jack Willis FRONT ROW: Cody Guo, Serena Zhu, Noah Koprowicz, Neil Nikhil, Kiara Khiu, Kelly Iu, Jessica Fam, Carolyn Siu

favourite thing to do in Pre-Kindy D was…

go down the wooden slide on the climbing frame. Aarani

play with dinosaurs and play

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play with the trains on the train table and the cars. Jenson paint and play dress-ups. Jessica

paint and cook cakes with Mrs Duminski. Kate to dress up as Elsa and play outside. Carolyn

swings. Chloe climb outside and go on the fly aeroplanes in the block corner. I liked doing cooking too. Cody to play cooking. I liked to play in the sandpit and water. Haitao

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cope to play doctors. I have a stethos Kelly I put on your heart and listen. to do cooking. Kelly L play outside. I liked climbing and playing with balls. Kiara

and to play with the playdough making gingerbread men. Kira dress up and play with handbags outside. Maanvi

Neil play with the monster trucks.

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climb with Armand outside. I liked the wheelbarrow. Noah draw pictures on the drawing table. I liked cutting with scissors. Serena

pink. Shelly paint. My favourite colour is play with the cars and drive them in the garage. Thomas

fill up the trucks with the sand in the sandpit. Vincent

i. sing songs with Mrs Duminsk song. Zane I liked the dinosaur dancing

Pre-Kindergarten E BACK ROW: Mrs Dhara Surani (Education Assistant), Madeleine Wen, Callum Gaze, Martha Dowson, Mrs Caryn Ebstein (Class Teacher), Arjun Ravi, Iminathi Basutu, Ashley Barratt, Mrs Swetha Ponasanapalli (Education Assistant) MIDDLE ROW: Lihan Beeharr y, Sophia Wahhab, Noah Kwang, Zoe Gao, Kayla Mo, Eadaoin O’Dowling, Aansh Singh FRONT ROW: Cate Chin, Dylan Etampawala, Cyrus Li, Claudia Fiore, Lincoln Chai, Mia Zhu, Yang Lee, Siena Rutherford ABSENT: Vivienne Robinson, Reagan Xu

favourite thing to do in Pre-Kindy E was… ride the bikes. Aansh

r and be a lion. Arjun play with the green dinosau everything at school. I had fun. Ashley play all the games outside. Callum

gs. Cate make crafts and lots of thin play on the monkey bars and the climbing frame. Claudia play with the trucks, especially monster trucks. Cyrus

l and run play with the basketbal . Dylan around and catch the lion

play with the toys with my friends. Noah

play in the cubby house with my friends. Eadaoin

ride the bikes. Reagan

play basketball and games with my friends. Iminathi

and play outside on the swings the monkey bars. Siena

la colour in lots of pictures. Kay play with the cars. Lihan painting. It was fun. Lincoln

. It was my colour all the lovely pictures ol. Madeleine favourite thing to do at scho

colour in pictures. Sophia play on the scooter. Yang

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play in the sandpit and on the swing. Zoe

play with all my friends. Martha

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Kindergarten D BACK ROW: Shan gxua n Xie, Yash Saro de, Willa Monk , Lillia n Shoja ee, Arav Agga rwal, Krist iano Khiu, Adely n Fran ce, Josh ua Valente MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Sheree Duminski (Class Teacher), Ms Gaik Lim (Education Assistant), Seb Di Latte, Chloe Spanoghe, Finn Stieber-Jones, Christina Laybourn, Sophia Zhao, Parin Patel, Cathy Chi, Ms Tracey Gladwell (Education Assistant), Miss Hayley Greenhalgh (Class Teacher)

FRONT ROW: Prashi Pramod, Aria Wong, Ellie Ng, Lachlan Walmsley, Avya Kohli, Maatangi Mugunthan, Gods way Pobee, Janice Zhang, Jason Huang, Iris Tsai ABSENT: Harry Kenworthy

When I

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a ballerina so I can do ballet dancing. Adelyn

a fireman to put out the fire with a hose and save the people. Godsway

someone who rescues people if they have hurt themselves. I want to be an ambulance person. Arav a nurse because I want to help people who are sick. Aria

use they fix people. Avya an ambulance person beca a mummy. Then I can cook with my mummy and it is so much fun. Cathy a princess because I like dancing and using a magic wand. Chloe people. I a doctor so I can help sickChristina would check their hearts.

a doctor in an ambulance when people hurt their legs. Then I will have the Band-Aids. Ellie a princess because they are so beautiful. Finn

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a fire person because I can help other people and not be scared of the fire. Iris like my mum. She does everything for my family and sleeps a lot because she is tired. Janice a fireman because I want to be at the fire station. Jason

a police a builder to build houses and ua Josh . dies bad h catc to er offic a dancer because I like to dance. I think about it all the time. Kristiano

in people’s a doctor so I can put needles Lachlan it. arms and put a Band-Aid on an ice cream lady so I can give everyone ice creams. Lillian a teacher because I want to teach little people about letters and bring new things to the class to show them. Maatangi

love cars and a race car driver because I . Parin it would be very fun to go fast a police officer because they have cars and bikes and they look for who breaks the rues. Prashi a scientist because they discover fossils and portals to take us to different places. Seb

to be a dad. I a grown-up because I want will drive a car. Shangxuan bigger…because I want to be the biggest! Sophia

people by a policewoman so I can help Willa jail. in guys bad the ing putt a builder so that I can build houses. Yash

Kindergarten E BACK ROW: Henry Chan, Vivian Ong, Zayn Zakareia, Navya Beeharr y, Audrey Tan, Louis Fiore, Ivy Pitakteeratham, Zhivon Lima, Rowan Sampson-Smith MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Caryn Ebstein (Class Teacher ), Mrs Dhara Surani (Education Assistant), Charlie Schaper, Bella Harlond, Vicky Cao, Mihil Ariyapperuma, Ben Bailey, Rayden Shrestha, Mrs Swetha Ponasanapalli (Education Assistant), Miss Hayley Greenhalgh (Class Teacher ) FRONT ROW: Casey Koh, Alice Chen, Tahj Taylor, Bella Wang, Eleanor George, Adeline Chong, Brianna Shan, Rosie Ng, Chloe Chow ABSENT: Alex Wang

What makes me when I play games with my brother Nicholas. Adeline

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seeing my special toy, Uni. Bella H when I play with my friends at school and at OSHC. Bella W when I get cuddles from my Mum. Ben

when I am hugging my bunny at night , and I get cuddles from my Mum. Brian na

playing with my toys and with my friends at school. Casey

my sister, Emily and my little brother, Kimi make me happy. They love me. Alice

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on bush walks. Charlie when I pick flowers and go cuddling my Mummy and Daddy. That makes me happy. Chloe playing with my friend Charlie, and hugs and cuddles from my Mummy and Daddy. Eleanor

nI when I play soccer and whe ry hug my Mum and Dad. Hen playing with my special friends at school. We like to play outside. Ivy

dinosaurs. Louis playing and learning about when I play with my big brother Mihiru. Mihil

helping my Mum do things around the house. Navya

when I get hugs from Mummy and Daddy and playing with my friends at school. Rosie

playing with the blocks and the Lego. Having super yummy dinners. Lots of things make me happy like making important things at school. Rowan cuddling my teddy bear, my silver teddy bear, and playing j with the blocks at school. Tah getting kisses and hugs from my Mummy and playing with my Mummy and my Daddy. Vicky

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when I go for a drive with my family and we see lots of animals on the farm. Zayn when I watch the fast racing cars like Lightning McQueen. Zhivon

d playing with my special frien Alex at school. Rayden

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Pre-Primary A BACK ROW: Henr y Dows on, Lawr ence Cobb , Anay Ananthram , Theo Treng ove, Haide r Malik , Kate Brya nt, Caleb Ould, Luca s Li, Alex Moul lin MIDD LE ROW: Mrs Sara h Alfan o (Clas s Teach er), Nicka n Valiz adeh , Ellie Opitz , Harp er Howi e, Jorda n Miros lav, Kade n Mo, Char lotte Hui, Danie l Camp bell, Victo ria Xu, Mrs Soon aina Narin e-Din dial (Educ ation Assis tant) FRON T ROW: Silve ster Huan g, Ventu m Wang , Alyss a Ruth erfor d, Emm a Nicol , Madd ison King, Olivia Lee, Dylan Koo, Brax ton Yeo ABSE NT: Anikh a Sure n

My superpower would be… jets and rocket boosters and I can go 1 000 000 kilometres an hour. My power comes from my feet. I help animals, especially monkeys because they are cutting down their trees in the forest. Alex

helps rainbow power. It’s magic and Alyssa good. people and animals to feel a shield to protect people and it can stay on my arm. Anay

the water so I can the ability to fly and control all the colours of the fly out of Australia and see er and the waves can earth. I can fly across the wat er the sea. Anikha und see and s splash my wing to have webs. I could fix things like carnivals. I could help people and swing super high and reach the top of buildings. Braxton

speed. I could protect and save people quickly. Caleb . I can protect the power of electricity er. Charlotte people with it from a las

webs out of my hands so I can rescue people, like if they were on a train track and a train is coming. Daniel

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invisibility. I could do invisible trick s and fix things invisibly. Dylan

spider powers. I could make spider webs to make a shield and save and help people. Ellie

speed so I can run over to people and help them very fast. My legs would go so fast they would spin right around. Lawrence

superspeed and I would make my Dad super dizzy. Lucas

would fire and water power which ld save come from my hands. I cou people with them. Emma

powers lava power. I could melt ice and help people. Maddison

to control water to stop floods to save people and animals. Harper

a shield so I can protect people. I would be super strong and I can lift really heavy things. Nickan

lightning power to help charge thing s and squash rubbish for recycling. Henr y

ple super strength to protect peo to save and be able to smash things people. Jordan laser power so I can help people to watch TV. I put lasers on the TV so they can watch more TV and I can put lasers on the sun so it gets warmer but not too hot. Kaden

down on buildings spider webs to climb upside er and fire powers wat ice, Also and help people. stop it. Kate can I es com lava so when

invisibility because if the big bad wolf comes I can hide from him and help others. Olivia

I can electricity from my hands and protect people. Silvester lightning power because it is so powerful. I would rescue people with my superpowers. Theo

ple. Ventum super strength to save peo helping people. I would help them with their art. Victoria

Pre-Primary M BACK ROW: Christian Ting, Queeny Pan, Kate Gaspar, Eric Ding, Daniel Spanoghe, Emmett Robinson, Oriana Zhang, Eabha O’Dowling MIDDLE ROW: Ms Debbie Viskovich (Education Assistant), Tessa Toh, Azai Brar, Dora Zhao, Aiden Nair, Mrs Mandy Meachim (Education Assistant), Varun Gandhi, Jet Tsvetnenko, Hana Gorji, Arthur Geappen, Mrs Alison McInnis (Class Teacher) FRONT ROW: Jaza Ilyas, Kyra Katoch Lamba, Hunter Lukman, Axel Taylor, Asha Azevedo, Jules Platel, Hritvik Gawande, Jessica Ding, Rebecca Ding ABSENT: Shrey Nambiar

My superpower would be… to be able to run very fast, faster than a train. Aiden

can hide from to be camouflaged – then I me. I would be the people and no one can see the world. Arthur best hide and seek man in using lasers. It would help me move quickly around and get out of traffic so I wouldn’t be late. Asha

use it to stop poisonous venom powers and juice to it so it add people when I want. I would . Axel would taste better and nice really strong muscles and I would fly to visit places and help people everywhere. Azai to fly. Christian see to be able to fly so I can could h and I everything from up hig e. Daniel go anywhere at any tim

water as a superpower to spray and put out fires, and I can give water to the ocean to help the animals. Dora

that I would have magical powers; I would turn people into different things and trick people. Eabha

the power of electricity so I can attack naughty guys. Emmett

gs and speed because I can do thin . Eric fast help people very quickly and ice as a superpower because I can get other people and me to freeze and stop what I am doing. Hana invisibility because no one can see me, and I can go to different places as a secret. Hunter

ze things ice as a superpower. I can free and make things go cold. Jaza the ability to fly because I want to go to all the special places. Jessica

and cars like that I could turn into trucks change into a Transformer because I can be cool. Jet ld different things and that wou speed because I can move around super fast and get to places quickly. Jules

being able to freeze people. I would use it to stop people from doing bad things to other people. Kate

I would put that I would be water girl and dry. Kyra is it n whe r rive the in er wat that I would transform into animals so I can disguise and transform myself whenever I wanted. Oriana that I would have strong muscles to lift very heavy things and save people from danger. Queeny

turn using ice to melt things and them into water. Rebecca to have strength as a superpower so I can be strong for everyone. Shrey electrical powers so I can give power to people when they needed it. Tessa

rs in that my eyes would have lase ugh thro them to see better and see things. It would help me see n Varu everything that is happening.

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Year 1B BACK ROW: Eric Han, Benja min Gawt hrop e, Ambe r Li, Sam Dum inski , Prite sh Mayu ratha n, Caitlyn Wall, Ethan Zhao MIDD LE ROW: Mrs Shon a Brow ne (Clas s Teach er), Halle Youn g, Jacob Guo, Loga n Hunt , Riya Ravikumar, Arian a Gupt a, Isla Stege r, Jayde n Ng, Chas e Whel an, Mrs Cher yl Stockdale (Educ ation Assis tant) FRON T ROW: Soph ie Kwan , Kade n Zhao , Vivie nne Borto lotti, Esthe r Goh, Halu Kojim a, Rosa lie King, Emily Chan , Leo Turne r, Jorda nn Soh

At All Saints’ doing Art with Ms Makinson. Amber

playing in the playground with all my friends. Ariana Sport and Dance and playing with my friends. Benjamin

to learn. Caitlyn

I love…

to play basketball with my friends at Recess and Lunch. Emily to play games with my friends. Eric

ool. Esther that we go to Bush Sch

to learn. Ethan

Maths. In Maths I like to add numbers. Halle

to play basketball. Chase Sport with Mr Christie because it is fun. Halu my friends. At All Saints’ I love learning new things. Isla

e are learning because I know ther lots of ways to learn. Jacob to read books because they have pictures. Jayden

ann Sport with Mr Christie. Jord

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the Oval because it is so big and I play soccer with my friends on Friday. Kaden Nexus-J. Leo

Sport. Logan to play Sport with Mr Christie. Pritesh my friends and Sport. Riya

Music Sport with Mr Christie and with Mrs Stewart. Rosalie writing, Sport and playing basketball. Sam

hie to play with my friends. Sop Sport. Vivienne

Year 1M BACK ROW: Patrick Valente, William Ye, Thomas Chang, Lexi Luan, Danielle Dwumfour, Maya Cardy, Beau Wallace, Yinlam Lee MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Amy McAnuff (Class Teacher), Jayden Yap, Claire Chin, Chloe Noonan, Sam Schaper, Aleena Mazhar, Olivia Parayil, Thomas Goh, Mrs Cheryl Stockdale (Education Assistant) FRONT ROW: Ellie Liang, Jesse Ravn, Thomas Brooks, Zahra Willis, Eva McCurrach, Lucas Tan, Xavi Taylor, Bridget Coghlan ABSENT: Annie Kelly

My most

magical moment in Year 1M was…

making new friends and doing fun things. I am smart, I am wonderful, I am friendly, I am confident. Aleena

me and recess making new friends. Lunchti outside, and I time were fun because we spent confident. Annie liked playing out there. I am learning that people care for me and I have learnt to be very kind. I am thoughtful, I am caring. Beau

writing learning Maths, reading, and am funny, I am creative stories. I am silly, I caring, I am brave. Bridget

Maths and having fun. I am creative, I am smart, I am helpful, I am kind, I include others. Jayden

Science playing with Lego. I really like als and mic che the all ut abo ing talk and reactions. I am nice. Jesse reading because I am good at reading and because I learn more words. I am friendly, I am lovely. Lexi learning Science. I put in effort, I am fast, I am happy, I am brave, I look after peop le. Lucas

during the middle of a big inquiry. I am caring, I am kind, I am gentle, I am funny. Chloe

py, I am lovely, Science. I am silly, I am hap rt. Maya effo in put I dly, I am frien

when I did my special inquiry, I learnt about rubbish. I found out that rubbish is bad for the environment. Claire

Science Week and Father’s Day. I am good at writing, I am funny, I am helpful, I am patient. Olivia

friends. I am kind, I am playing and making new helpful. Danielle am I ly, love caring, I am

playing with friends and learning to use iMovie. I am creative, I am a good friend, I am kind. Ellie making new friends at school. I am kind, I care about people, I am lovely, I am careful. Eva

ds because learning Maths and new wor my world, love I rt. sma be me s that help ick Patr . dies bud my her, teac my that I learnt new things that help me to be smart. I am scientific, I am playful. Sam

playing with my friends and doing Art. I am a kind guy, I am funny, I am brave. Thomas B

facts. One was learning 10 interesting new male ones. I eats er spid w wido k that a blac mas C am talented and strong. Tho doing Maths like ones, tens and hundreds. I am smart. I am good at jokes and riddles. Thomas G

learning good writing. I am helpful, I am fast, I am grateful, I am good, I am nice. William

ing another bird’s finding a bird’s nest and mak am brave. Xavi .I nest and I want one in a tree being interested in Maths. I care for people, I am thankful, I am helpful, I am funny. Yinlam

ng, I am happy, I reading. I am kind, I am cari re. Zahra am smart, I am helpful. I sha

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Year 2C BACK ROW: Jeremy Zhu, Jazib Ilyas, Amar i Aggarwal, Kobi Louie, Ella Wall, Char lie Gaspar, Akshi Kohli, Benjamin Chi MIDDLE ROW: Katar a Sampson-Smith, Alexander Taylor, Ryan McKenna, Rupert Dudley, Miss Alicia Cuttone (Class Teacher), Logan Gunn, William Suddese, Daisy Ng, Arohi Boodhoo FRONT ROW: Hazel Kaur, Haley Guo, Bryce Murakami, Samuel Schellenberger, Sean Ling, Theodore Tan, Jayden Chen, Ayyub Patel, Char lie Wong, Elise Wong ABSENT: Mrs Anahita Irani (Education Assistant)

My magical moment in Year 2C was… e chips, because when we made the kal it was my first and d goo they tasted Akshi m. the ing eat e tim

when we went on OLP and did fun activities like making cubbies and mobiles. Alexander when we had a silent disco because on that day we also made honey joys. Ama ri

when we went to the silent disco because we listened to music and threw leaves in the air. Arohi

their reading, we when people levelled up in d spending time cheered for them, and I like ds. Daisy with Miss Cuttone and my frien when we did the floating experiment because we got to see what things float and what things sink. Elise bonding with my teachers and friends at Bush School. Ella making new friends. Haley

when we went for a bush walk on OLP. Ayyub

when I got to draw. Hazel

learning about how plants grow in Science and playing with my friends. Benjamin

building the marble runs because I could use my creativity skills. Jayden

making the marble runs because we shared ideas and collaborated with each other. Bryce going to Bush School because you can explore there and there’s lots of stuff you can do. Charlie G

ds. Charlie W that I made lots of new frien

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na visited and we did when Charlie Gasper’s Nan ting seeds. Jazib plan ut abo nts experime I having a new teacher because my learnt a lot of new things. Jere elves and making the portraits of ours ra putting them in frames. Kata

teachers OLP because I spent time with re. Kobi and learnt new things in natu Father’s Day Bush School because we played with our dads. Logan

when I went for a bush walk on OLP. Rupert when we had the silent disco beca use was fun. I also liked helping people it get on the monkey bars. Ryan

playing new Maths games with my friends. Samuel when I could suddenly draw something so good! Sean when we learnt how to write narratives and use sizzling starts. Theodore when I achieved some of my goals, like reading faster. William

Year 2D BACK ROW: Connor Gunn, Emma Parker, Anish Ray, Will Johnston, Heerad Gorji, Jake Watts, Misha Patel, James Opitz MIDDLE ROW: Elsa Zhao, Jasper Zhu, Neave McCaffrey, Robert Leighton, Miss Nadia Dalecki (Class Teacher), Lola Munro-Davis, Adeline Cheung, Senthan Sakar, Emily Pooley FRONT ROW: Ines De Salve Villedieu, Michael Fam, Emily Chen, Jackson Geha, Kobe Terie, Sahej Azevedo, Liam Lansley, Paige Sutherland, Justin Khoo, Macey Jenkins ABSENT: Mrs Anahita Irani (Education Assistant)

My magical moment in Year 2D was… when we designed and built marble runs in a group during inquiry. Adeline

ion, building the building the Lego water stat run. Anish carboard and Lego marble when we did a ‘tug-a-war’ (a thinking routine) about having longer school holidays. Connor

learning about Anzac Day and World War I. Elsa learning about life cycles and watching our tadpoles grow into frogs. I also loved watching our caterpillars grow and change into butterflies. I loved germinating seeds. Emily C when we designed a solution for our garden to stop the crows eating our plants. Emily P es and butterflies when we got the tadpol g about living because I enjoy learnin teacher who new things, and meeting my ma I had in Pre-Primary. Em

building the carboard marble run and releasing the frog into pond land. Heerad discovering new things and having fun doing addition, multiplication and division. Ines

learning about mushrooms and conducting an experiment with one. Jackson

at releasing our frog at pond land g how Bush School and investigatin e one of our froglets died. Jak heading to the awesome OLP because we went out of the school gate and played near the river. James going to English inquiry and Mathematics opportunities. I also loved doing the painting with Ms Makinson at OLP. Jasper

hand drill to going to OLP and using the Justin make a nature decoration. releasing the frogs and growing plants. Kobe

s in our everything! Planting seedling then and on coco a ing find and garden h. Looking watching it hatch into a mot cts. Liam inse stick and oles tadp after our germinating seeds and planting them in our garden because I could see how they grew from a seed to a plant. Lola

investigating butterflies because they are my favourite animal. Also, meeting my teacher and friends. Macey

ool and going investing slaters at Bush Sch ching them d wat to Bull Creek because I like the mobile and wiggle around. I like making hael playing in the mud. Mic meeting Rebecca Palmer who is the author of Monkey Mind because I really liked her illustrations. Misha when we started to learn multiplication and division because it was new to me and I had fun doing it. Neave

when I went to Bush School to with my friends because I got e explore and find things. Paig when we discovered that the crows and bugs were eating our plants, so we made a plan to protect the plants. Robert

ring station when we made the water filte use they beca run, ble mar tric and elec and I liked were very fun to assemble . Sahej ked wor they how g chin wat learning how to make the dragon eye out of clay and learning Mathematics. Senthan when I got Star of the Week because it made me feel special. Will

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Year 3K , BACK ROW: Maatesh Mugu nthan Penn y Cook , Alexa nder Grafton, Made leine Geha , Xavie r Baill ie, Ishan vi Deva ta, Hann ah Harlo nd a THIR D ROW: Adela ine Yu, Jemm Span oghe , Benj De Luca , Jack Nicol , Flynn Willia ms, Emily Butch er, Karth ik Kodiv alasa , Jing Ming Chon g SECO ND ROW: Mrs Iola Knight (Clas s Teach er), Felix Healy, Sienn a Walm sley, Warr en Wich ango en, Jorda n Conig liaro, Chloe Wong -Chu ng-L ung, Noah Sun, Ms Pat Zocco li (Educ ation Assis tant) FRON T ROW: Leo Furchtenic ht, Jerem y Wang , Grace Broo ks, Adell a Ould, Mia Cicir ello, Linco ln Gray, Luca s Koo ABSE NT: Alex Kelly

Year 3K Headlines… in class, do Take responsibility doing jobs ! Adelaine fish the Lunch orders, feed the Learn about energy and technology. Adella

Make Crooks Radiometer spin with light. Alex Learn about Science, Technology and so much more. Alexander

where Come to Year 3 at All Saints’ Lucas le. smi a with ts star day y ever

Have fun doing cool gymnastics at Recess and Lunchtime. Hannah It’s camp time – join excited Year 3 students at Point Walter! Ishanvi

Learn about eggs floating and sinking in Science. Maatesh

Learn about energy and much more. Mia

ing Nerves make boy keep runn at Cross Country. Jack

you Learn about amazing things can do on the iPad. Noah

Year 3 ventures to Scitech! Jemma

Have fun learning Maths with Mr Saunders. Benj the world! In Attention all kids around iting, makes exc is g rnin lea Year 3 the fun! Chloe you curious and is great

It’s amazing in Year 3, you get your own iPad and have lots of fun. Emily Learning about writing a script and making a podcast. Felix

Fantastic opportunities to play every day. Flynn

in Year Have fun making a podcast

3. Jeremy

A great achievement for an athlete at Interschool Carnival. Jing Ming

Write a timeline about your life. Penny

Friends have fun on the bus going to Scitech. Sienna

Learn lots of different strategies in Maths. Jordan

Welcome to Year 3, we have curious minds! Karthik Come to Year 3, learn jokes and have fun. Leo

kind! Grace Read Wonder and learn to be Look at the Inquiry Table – it is awesome! Lincoln

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Welcome to Year 3, learn about the states and territories in Australia. Warren

e you can Year 3 is amazing becaus Xavier learn to play the cello.

Year 3S BACK ROW: Priya Trengove, Jake Browne, Amber Ting, Elliott Baillie, Nishikaa Sundar, Corbin Barber, Theo Toh THIRD ROW: Summer Oxwell, Arielle Lu, Liam Sutherland, Max Tsvetnenko, Leila France, Victoria Wijaya, James David, Amina Abou El-Alamein SECOND ROW: Miss Elizabeth Storer (Class Teacher), Oliver Carter, Noah Bortolotti, Allysha Lim, Bella Tong, Saiivishnu Vasudevan, Mihiru Ariyapperuma, Ms Pat Zoccoli (Education Assistant) FRONT ROW: Noah Wang, Ocean Wong, Lucas Chang, Nandana Nitin, Samuel Lau, Donovan Lim, William Wichangoen

Year 3S Headlines… Reading Wonder was a wonderful joy. Allysha

to English in Year 3 allowed us er Amb choose our own adventure. Year 3 was about working in groups and helping each other and asking important inquiry questions. Amina

for hard work In Year 3 we were rewarded fun exploring with golden time, and it was Arielle our iPads in Sketches School. Year 3 was full of joy because we had little buddies and big buddies. Bella Highlights of Year 3 were Sport twice a week and our own iPads. Corbin the most In Year 3 we read only n exciting things. Donova

Doing cool experiments made us all excited. Elliott

Boom! Year 3 was an explosion of fun and learning. Jake

Sport and all the carnivals made Year 3 really fun. James

Year 3 was all about balance lout between hard work and chil mindfulness. Leila Going to interschool sport was fun because we competed against other schools for records. Liam We have had the most fun in the entire College. Lucas

doing Maths The best thing in Year 3 was cing. Max with Mr Saunders and Dan The year we learnt about energy. Mihiru

there Year 3 was awesome because s like ortunitie opp rent diffe y man so e wer cocurricular. Nandana

Excursions in Year 3 were the best and we did awesome learning. Nishikaa

Camp was the best thing in year 3. Noah

Learning about fire was the coolest part of Year 3. Noah B

k Having Sport two times a wee was incredible. Ocean Year 3 was awesome because learning is always fun. Oliver My friends were the best in Year 3. Priya

n It was fun; the topics have bee amazing plus we have all new skills. Saiivishnu

I had a fun and explorational time in Year 3. Samuel

Year 3 had lots of exciting excursions. Summer Golden time was the best time because we were free to just be ourselves. Theo This year was the best because we explored new things every day and when you made a mistake you learnt from it. Victoria The best thing in Year 3 was Scitech where we saw fire and energy. William

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Year 4E BACK ROW: Anna Oluko lu, Maev e Youn g, Grace Zhu, Luca s Feng , Benja min Poole y, Char main e Vogle r, Anan ya Agga rwal THIR D ROW: Amy Xu, Julie t Gray, Leon ardo Di Latte , Yasm in Tucke r, Ewan McCu rrach , Janin e Zhan g, Jeha n Outs choo rn

SECO ND ROW: Mr Bill Ellis (Clas s Teach er), Bell Luan , Fay Rend ell, Emily De Olive ira, Pene lope Cobb , Raina Sun, Yash Nam biar, Ms Pat Zocco li (Educ ation Assis tant) FRON T ROW: Elise Huan g, Adely n Smar t, Rafae l Alons o, Enzo Then , Liam Cogh lan, Eva Vass allo, Ilsa Milne

What would you do if you could go back in time? I would go back in time to the time when I fostered three kittens. Adelyn I would go back to my mum’s tummy and see what it looks like. Amy

I would want to go to when it there COVID-19 started and stop so I can go on holiday. Ananya If I were to go back in time, I would go to 2018 where I enjoyed my time with my family. Anna

0 to go I would like to go back to 202 an. Bell in Jap snowboarding and drink coke I would like to go back to 2016 because that’s when I first started tennis. I would like to see how much I have improved. Benjamin If I were to travel through time, I would go back to when I was little and had no assessments. Charmaine time so that I I’m going to go back in endangered and t inc ext can save the animals. Elise

I would go to the future to buy new inventions and test them in the present. Enzo

I would go back to America and go back to the big lolly shop and get all the lollies. Eva

I want to go to 2012 because I want to see the Olympic Games in London. Ewan

n I was in I would go back in time to whe and go Holland with my Oma and Opa snowboarding. Fay I would like to go to the future to see the new life of animals and if people have stopped climate change. Grace I would go back to two years ago when we could travel, when I was going to Melbourne, Christchurch and Sydney. Ilsa

would go to If I could go back in time, I er, when I emb Dec in year last China . Janine time first the for w saw sno I would go back to the dinosaurs and protect the eggs from being destroyed. Jehan

re 4 000 000 000 I’m going to go into the futu two galaxies t years from now and see wha et look like together. Juli I would go to the year 1900 to meet all the famous scientists and to stop the animals from being hunted. Leonardo

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I would like to go back in time to when I went camping in my dad’s friend’s caravan. Liam I was five, I want to go back in time to when of Clash se relea the see to want I use beca s Royale to see OJ the YouTuber. Luca

I would go to the future to see what I look like. Maeve I would go back in time to Bali with my mum and dad because at night I watched my iPad and Dad watched movies. Penelope I would like to go back in time to feel what it was like to hunt animals and see all the harmless animals. Rafael

I would go back in time to when I was in China, because I could learn more ice-skating. Raina If I had a time machine, I would go to the future and change the future and save the future from becoming a war. Yash

I would go to Abbey If I were to go back in time, Ilsa. Yasmin saw I use beca in Beach aga

Year 4S BACK ROW: Chloe Covic, Mia Mitchell, Eric Xu, Prasham Bista, Maya Ananthram, Erte Pan, Ada Chapman THIRD ROW: Jun Ren Boon, Jessica Gawthrope, Yi An Liu, Rachel Pobee, Indiana Podesta, Zachary Ong, Clarissa Hui, William Cai SECOND ROW: Miss Lauren Smith (Class Teacher), Elijah Lim, Caleb Kwang, Vienne Shackleton, Amon Orlando, Ryan Li, Tom Keenan, Ms Pat Zoccoli (Education Assistant) FRONT ROW: Sophia Tomlinson, Saaya Ponasanapalli, Bethan Thomas, Jing Liu, Anushka Khalate, Camille Alonso, Emma Roos ABSENT: Leah Lin

If I could sprinkle a little more sparkle into this world, I would… encourage people in the future to dig deeper into medicine but be kind to the Earth when doing so. Ada

a wish in the future for it to be h CO2 healthy world and not too muc in our atmosphere. Amon wish for all men to show ERIC to all women so that everyone is treated fairly. Anushka

ect women’s wish for the Taliban to resp e rights and give them the sam an opportunities as men. Beth wish the poor could have plenty of money to survive their entire lifetime. Caleb wish the homeless find shelter soon. Camille s are treated wish that girls and boy all live a equally so that we can Chloe calm and peaceful life.

wish for everyone to have a safe future and that families are filled with love and care. Clarissa encourage cyberbullying to stop because this would be a better place without it. Elijah

wish homeless people have a home to live in. Emma

hope the countless soldiers serving in battles stay safe. Eric

wish for people not to litter so the world could be healthy. Erte hope that all the pets and animals around the world have a place to stay and are loved by humans. Indiana

ing the encourage people to keep helpCOVID-19 from g erin suff are that s countrie ica and hope they stay safe. Jess wish for people who have lost someone in their life the best of luck. Jing

could give wish the doctors and nurses so less ions inat vacc 9 ID-1 COV ple all peo people pass away. Jun Ren wish that everyone gets a fair chance of getting a job and earning a fair amount of money to help their family to survive. Maya

wish for the world to have peace so that people can feel happy and safe. Rachel

wish the homeless can find homes and we all can support others with love to raise their spirits. Ryan

kids and animals improve on helping the lost homeless people to be found and to give the Saaya some freedom and choice. wish for people who are hungry to have access to food. Sophia

ple improve the world to help peo survive COVID-19. Tom hope the Taliban gets defeated and justice will come to women’s rights. Vienne wish for the Taliban to stop their actions and know they have done wrong. William

the courage to wish that people could find rs. Yi An think independently of othe

hope that people are treated more fairly and equal to others. Mia

good Wish that everybody gets a en and education, especially the wom m girls in Afghanistan. Prasha

hope for the homeless to have a home and be cared for. Zachary

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Year 5H BACK ROW: Advay Sonawane, Oliver Bakkers, Martha Merlas, Anya Ray, Rebekah Bona, Amber Vine, Ithiel Dwumfour THIRD ROW: Jack Pitts on, Luca Thorne, Austin Sarat sis, Thalia Maxwell, Tony Tang, Ryan Hall, Noah Davis , Alex Bortolotti SECOND ROW: Mrs Edel Haile s (Clas s Teacher), Jame s Wong, Nate Pauline, Mason Janss ens, Patrick Stace, Char lotte Lund, Freya McDonald, Holly Atkinson, Ms Marina Berr y (Educ ation Assis tant) FRONT ROW: Vedh Ponasanapalli, Ophelia Goh, Chloe Perry, Cher yl Koo, Laur en McKenna, Bernice Chong, Amalie Furchtenicht, Jayden Khoo ABSENT: Mrs Clair e Erkis en, Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge

An inquiring mind… wonders and is filled with curiosity and is always inquisitive. Advay

ous about always questions and is curi Alex what lies beneath the surface. things. Amalie allows me to discover new is curious and open to new ideas. Amber

probes into the furthest corners of my brain to find the answers. Anya embraces a chance to learn something new and a chance to be inspired or inspire. Austin t and creates a positive mindse rets the sec surrounding to explore of our world. Bernice

questions everything to find out more. It changes me to discover and makes me enthusiastic about learning. Charlotte never stops and is open to anything, anytime. Cheryl

discovers what I can do and lets me take on challenges. Chloe

to asks questions and listens k. Freya feedback to improve my wor lets us dig deeper into our learning. Holly

lets us find new ways of doing things and explore the universe. Noah

allows me to discover and learn new things that I didn’t know I could. Oliver

allows me to thrive. Ithiel

and learn allows me to unfold, discover Jack the mysteries of the world. inal creates inquisitive and orig responses to tasks. James thinks outside the box and asks lots of questions. Jayden

challenges me to think outside the box. Lauren allows me to achieve my goals and other great things. Luca

has the has knowledge on repeat and ghts” – ability to think of “shower thou rwise be othe smaller aspects that would missed. Martha

teaches me to be creative and patient. Mason

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lets me adapt to my situation and succeed. Nate

allows me to think and question so I can find things out. Ophelia

details, gets me to focus on all the no matter how small. Patrick allows me to question things and develop a certain interest. Some people just need to find what they are interested in so they can inquire. Rebekah first questions, then researches, and finally finds an answer. Without inquiring I don’t learn. Ryan

ything and allows me to question ever Thalia learn something every day. is when I think about setting goals and completing them. Tony

allows me to think outside the box and research with a deeper understanding. Vedh

Year 5M BACK ROW: Sam Rosenqvist, Anisha Gopalan, Xavier Babich, Theo Cross, Noah Charlton, Asha Peach THIRD ROW: Caelan Jenkins, Isabella Wallace, Chloe Koy, Taj Sullivan, Nishita Arun, Alaia Torralbo Straton, Lucie Zhang, Rishinie Vasudevan SECOND ROW: Sophia Clement, Olivia Renton, Zoe Scahill, Luis Naylor Zambrano, Miss Elise Maslen (Class Teacher), Nilasha Krishnamurthy, Tyson Johns, Nikhithan Suren, Nina Maxwell FRONT ROW: Ethan Gee, Amaris Wong, Allana Darma Putri, Angelina Ung, James Sivacolundhu, Joshua Lee ABSENT: Jasper Gardner, Mrs Claire Erkisen, Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge

What does it take to inspire and be inspired? Things that have inspired Year 5M this year… My brother, because he worked really hard this year and he pushes me to my limits. Alaia

er, because he is I was inspired by Harry Pott e. Allana adventurous, kind, and brav The teachers, because their explanations are clear and easy to understand. Amaris

The teachers, because they are really nice. Angelina Bond, because he always listens and is never messing around in public like some other dogs would do. Anisha The thing that inspired me is how I achieved Runner Up for Athletics and so now I can work up to Champion. Asha d me Something that inspire is my peers. Caelan

Creativity is the key that counts. Chloe

My guinea pigs Venus and P.J. Isabe lla

Mr Howson, because he is a great supporter and he is fun and generous. James

Mr Howson, because he especially inspires me to be a Sport teacher one day. Jasper

Briony Stewart: she has inspired me by helping me to draw better by using her tips. Joshua My portrait I did when Briony Stew art was here, because that activity was fun and has inspired me to continue drawing people. Lucie

to Michael Jordan inspires me try until I succeed. Luis A thing that has inspired me is the study of the Taliban militia and Afghanistan during inquiry. Nikhithan

Neil Armstrong has inspired me to never give up. Nilasha Miss Maslen, because she explains something if I don’t get it and she is the best teacher ever. Nina

helped to be Briony Stewart, because she ings. Noah more creative with my draw Mrs Janssens has inspired me to try really hard in Maths. Olivia Confidence, because it gives me the courage to do anything. Rishinie

My friends inspire me. Sam

My friend’s work has inspired me to achieve my highest level. Sophia

Maths problems, because they o made me learn better. The Mr Howson, because he is good at sport and teaches us the right way. Tyson Other students always trying their best and not giving up. Xavier

r and Quotes that make you stronge Zoe e. believe in yourself even mor

Earning a second place ribbon in the Athletics Carnival. Nishita

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Year 5S BACK ROW: Nathan Lau, Jamie Chin, Lucas Cui, Amelia Grafton, Ella Hudson-Still, Emily Brow ne THIRD ROW: Kai Gleadell, Luca Cicirello, Max Greaves, Shevon Modi, Matilda Nicol, Aiden Ong, Char li Heatley, Shannen Leung SECOND ROW: Izzy Hamilton, Arya Ravi, Neel Krishnamurthy, Yemi Akinyemi, Mr Charlie Stapleton (Class Teacher), Jethro Suddese, Aarya Khalate, Tyela Yeoh-Eller ton, Matilda Burke FRONT ROW: Jayden Chan, Lucas Lok, Sanah Sidhu, Siri Ravn, Timur Kumar, Jensen Chia ABSENT: Nyah Quin, Mrs Claire Erkisen, Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge

Our Year 5S ‘Fight Song’ – Rachel Platten. Aarya

D. Aiden ‘Wishing Well’ – Juice WRL

‘Life by the Sea’ – Tubbo. Amelia

Arya ‘Crab Rave’ – Noisestorm.

‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ – Rick Astley. Charli ‘Mirror’ – Serhat Durmus. Ella

Playlist

Jensen ‘Bad Habits’ – Ed Sheeran.

‘STAY’ – The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber. Jethro

‘Peppa Pig (trap remix)’ – Fake Hypocrite. Neel

‘Happy’ – Pharrell Williams. Nyah

‘Golden Haze’ – Detious. Kai

‘good 4 u’ – Olivia Rodrigo. Sanah

Luca ‘Excellent Song’ – Mr Bean.

nnen ‘Memories’ – Maroon 5. Sha

‘Life Goes On’ – BTS. Lucas C

‘Butter’ – BTS. Lucas L

‘Better When I’m Dancin’ – Megan Trainor. Shevon

‘Deep in the Meadow’ – Jennifer Lawrence. Siri

‘Bang’ – AJR. Emily

‘TNT’ – AC/DC. Matilda B

.L.L.A. Timur ‘About That Time’ – Dame D.O

‘Brutal’ – Olivia Rodrigo. Izzy ‘Ready To Run’ – The Chicks. Matilda N ‘Where is the Love?’ – The Black Eyed Peas. Jamie

ut. Max ‘Good Person’ – TheOdd1sO

‘Start it Right Away’ – HYADAIN. Jayden ‘Rise Above’ – Jaiden Animations. Nathan

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‘Figuring Out’ – Koryin, ft Lizzy. Tyela

‘Lost Umbrella’ – Kaai Yuki. Yemi

Year 6C BACK ROW: Toby Riches, Ronish Gupta, Lua Habibi, Linton Cox, Tyson Monie, Holly Walker, Joshua Soh THIRD ROW: Nithin Shivakumar, Nishaan Sunner, Eva Chi, Grace Shackleton, Sedley Hoar, Annabella Tan, India Blaxell, Arya Choudhury SECOND ROW: Olivia Smith, Riley Glasson, Sam Sibly, Liam Howell, Miss Kylie Chatto (Class Teacher), Hamish Gaze, Sean Roeves, Diyon Etampawala, Evelyn Kemble FRONT ROW: Sophie Sun, Sarah David, Ricky Qiu, Caleb Carruthers, Sam Lowe, Riva Rendell, Clarissa Chan ABSENT: Mrs Claire Erkisen, Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge

Down 1. What game did we play at 5am in the morning on camp? NS 2. What did the year six girls play in their dorms? OS 3. Which class won the rounders battle between 6W and 6C? DE 6.

Who couldn’t think of a question? SH

What is Ronish’s new nickname? RG

Year 6C

E X P 11. Where do SC and CS want to hide Miss Chatto’s chair? SS L 13. What is the best way to get information? LH O D 14. Which dorm had midnight parties? AC I 15. What’s the answer to life? LH S E V E N 17. Who seriously enjoyed the bus ride to camp? RQ G E K D 18. Who followed the Year sixes up the stairs? KC I L 22. Why did the athletics carnival get cancelled? SL T E 23. Who spotted the snake? LC T Y T H E B U S R I D E 26. Who is a dragon? IB N W 28. What was the species of the snake found? JS S I S G W H I T E B A K S 4. What makes Miss Chatto’s day? EK

Crossword

9. When I kicked a log, what did I think it was? TM

Across

5. Where did the macarena war take place? SS 6. How many times did Clarissa get a blue pen to run out of ink this year? CC 7. What is the best part about interschool cross-country? HG 10. Who liked the IPSHA Winter carnival the most? NS 12. Who was everybody’s favourite student? RR 16. What is Miss Chatto’s favourite sport? GS

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19. When did Miss Chatto give the name Sneaky Cheeky & Cheeky Sneaky to Sophie and Sarah? SD 20. What does Izzy scream every time she sees Holly? HW 21. What was Eva’s result in the 200m race? EC 24. What is the best way to sweep a dorm? RG 25. What is Miss Chatto’s favourite object? AT 27. I’m standing in front of a full house, where am I? CC

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Year 6W BACK ROW: James Rice, Anton Savanyo, Sushree Mangla, Callum Johnston, Mini Li, Zac Dallimore, Samuel Lim THIRD ROW: Haraen Veeramachaneni, Teagan Balsdon, Sophie Brow n, Ava Galvin, Sienna Nanni, Sue-Ning Chee, Sam Pobee, Ruby Squire

SECOND ROW: Noah Williams, Gianni Mirco, Eloise Towner, Jun Feng Boon, Mr Eugene Wong (Class Teacher), Chloe Roos, Zachary Bovell, Chelsea Wu, Nikhil Yadav FRONT ROW: Leo Wong, Ali Zakareia, Leticia Avery, Nicol a Fallon, Kelvin Ooi, Corbyn Murakami ABSENT: Mrs Claire Erkisen, Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge

In Year 6W, we have continually reflected on ourselves as learners and challenged each other to be the best version of ourselves. We thought it would be nice to share with our All Saints’ community quotes that best represent our time in Year 6. “All you did was memorise a fact. Your body has no clue what it needs to do.” – Sabito. Ali

ters “Winners never quit, and quit on i. Ant never win.” – Vince Lombard “I have failed over and over and over again, and that is why I succeed in life.” – Michael Jordan. Ava

is the only “You can’t be afraid to fail. It not going to re You’ . eed succ can you way w that.” – succeed all the time and I kno LeBron James. Callum “Have no fear of perfection, you will never reach it.” – Salvador Dali. Chelsea “Life doesn’t get easier or more forgiving, we get stronger and more resilient.” – Steve Maraboli. Chloe ible until it’s “It always seems imposs Corbyn la. nde Ma son Nel – e.” don

“The moments we think we can’t are the moments we prove we can.” – Unknown. Eloise “Success is dependent on effort.” – Sophocles. Gianni

“You can’t get much done in life if you only work on the days when you feel good.” – Michael Jordan. Haraen

e as simple as “Everything should be mad . James possible.” – Albert Einstein “You have to be able to accept failure to get better.” – LeBron James. Jun Feng “If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not a person or a thing.” – Albert Einstein. Kelvin

wish “You must be the change you a atm to see in the world.” – Mah Gandhi. Leo “Don’t quit, keep trying. There’ll be better days.” – The Piano Guys. Leticia

Ō RENGOKU. Mini “うまい! (Umai!)” – KYOJUR “One small step for a normal person, one huge leap for a Nicola.” – Neil Armstrong (Edited by Nicola Fallon). Nicola “If my life is going to mean anything, I have to live it myself.” – Sally Jackson / Rick Riordan. Nikhil

“Haha PowerPoint Go RRR.” – BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Noah Williams. Noah “UNAGI!!!” – Ross Geller. Ruby “I’m not lazy; I’m a master of energy conservation.” Sam

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“Never give up on something that you can’t go a day without thinking about.” – Winston Churchill. Samuel “We have to have the mentality that we have to work for everything we’re going to get.” – Stephen Curry. Sienna

expiration “Your dream doesn’t have an again.” – try and th brea p dee a Take . date K T Witten. Sophie “It’s practically impossible to look at a penguin and feel angry.” – Joe Moore. Sue-Ning “A diamond is merely a lump of coal that did well under pressure.” – Unknown. Sushree

try to “Keep away from people who ple peo ll Sma s. ition amb your belittle t make grea ly real the but , that do always me great.” you feel that you, too, can beco – Mark Twain. Teagan “You: Teacher! Teacher: Yes? You: Would you punish me for something I did not do? Teacher: Of course not. You: I did not do my homework.” - Unknown Zac ‘’The only person you should try to be better than is the person you were yesterday.’’ – Adam Goodes. Zachary

Year 6Z BACK ROW: Alicia Garvey, Ananya Basu, Austin Peters, Lucas Johnston, Oliver Parker, Molly Turner, Samuel Ho THIRD ROW: Oliver Baldock, Imogen Stone, Izzy Hill, Chloe Rakuscek, Sam Vallabhaneni, Bridget Wallace, Shaan Dhanjal, Shawn Han SECOND ROW: Connor Gee, Ariaana Rehman, Timothy Cook, Arnav Ravi, Mrs Kristen Zaurs (Class Teacher), Yusif Muhammed, Chloe Kent, Hannah Walmsley, Chloe Wong FRONT ROW: Edward Liang, Jack Zhao, Mackenzie Thomas, Riyani Outschoorn, Ayoola Olowookere, Sam Lee ABSENT: Mrs Claire Erkisen, Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge

In Year 6Z we continually reflect on ‘ourselves as learner be the best version of ourselves that we can be. We tho s’ and challenge each other to ught it would be nice to share with our All Saints’ community our quotes for a suc cessful and happy life.

A quote I live by is:

“I intend to live forever. So far, so good.” – Steven Wright. Alicia

bows. “When it rains, look for rain stars.” When it is dark, look for the – Oscar Wilde. Ananya “The most important thing is to try and inspire people so that they can be great in whatever they do.” – Kobe Bryant. Ariaana

, it’s over when “It’s not over when you lose i. Arnav you give up.” – Naruto Uzumak “Life’s a bore if you don’t challenge yourself.” – Yu Nishinoya. Austin “If you are determined and confident, there is nothing in this great existence that can stop you from achieving what you want.” – Zinedine Zidane. Ayoola ns. You never have “Life is a series of decisio time to think…but ted imi unl unlimited options or t instant defines who you what you choose in tha goku. Bridget Ren are.” – Kyojoru

“It’s not the load that breaks you down, it’s the way you carry it.”– C.S. Lewis. Chloe K “When life gives you lemons, hand them back. You deserve chocolate !” – Unknown. Chloe R

“Impossible is just another kind of possible.” – Claudia from The Dragon Prince by Melanie Rawn. Chloe W

“Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.” – Albert Einstein. Connor

“The only time we fail is when we stop trying.” – Chuck Norris. Oliver B

“If everything is done for me, how will I ever learn?” – John Flanagan. Edward

“Seek respect, not attention. It lasts longer.” – Ziad K. Abdelnour. Oliver P

“Whoever is trying to bring you down is already below you.” – Ziad Abdelnour. Hannah

“Stand tall and be proud. No y you matter how weak or unworth grit feel, keep your heart burning, ” – your teeth and move forward. Kyojoru Rengoku. Imogen “Maybe life isn’t about avoiding bruises. Maybe it’s about collecting the scars to prove we showed up for it.” – Unknown. Izzy

pter of your “You can’t start the next cha last one.” – life if you keep re-reading the Jack n. illia Mcm l hae Mic “Success is not an accident. Success is actually a choice.” – Stephen Curry. Lucas “The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.” – Dolly Parton. Mackenzie

“If you’re afraid to fail, then ”– you’re probably going to fail. Kobe Bryant. Molly

ars. We “We’re dragons not caterpill choose can do things differently if we by Tui Fire to.” – Sunny from Wings of T. Sutherland. Riyani “Do you want stability, or do you want to evolve?” – Yasufumi Nekomata. Sam H

pt for the ones “Life has no limitations, exce Sam L wn. Bro Les – e.” mak you “Different collaborations with different people leads to a better you, a better mindset, a better life.” – Grace Shackleton. Sam V “Do everything like it’s the last time that you are going to do it.” – Shaan Dhanjal. Shaan

life. “You are the artist of your own ne anyo Don’t give the paintbrush to else.” – Iza Ursano. Shawn “Even if we’re not confident that we’ll win, even if others tell us we don’t stand a chance, we must never tell ourselves that.” – Daichi Sawamura. Timothy

ity takes “Everyone has talent, but abil Yusif an. hard work.” – Michael Jord

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Year 2 OUTDOOR LEARNING PROGRAM

Year 3

IN SEPTEMBER THIS YEAR, THE YEAR 2 CLASSES PARTICIPATED IN THEIR FIRST OUTDOOR LEARNING PROGRAM (OLP) ON CAMPUS AT ASC. We put our rain jackets and gumboots on in the morning and walked down to Bush School, where we split into two groups. One activity was a flora and fauna walk along the creek with Mrs Goods, looking at different native plants and discussing the season of Djilba and how we can recognise this season in our environment. We then used leaves and sticks to make a boat. We tested them and watched them float down the creek. The other activity was building cubbies and forts using sticks and tarps. We had to collaborate and communicate with each other to design and build the forts. We then returned to the classroom and got changed and warm. We then returned to Bush School and had lunch around the fire. On returning to class, we did some mindfulness colouring. This

was a time to reflect on a fantastic day in nature and things that we are grateful for. We then used our leaf from the morning and beaded it. On day two of OLP, we had a wonderful time. We were able to demonstrate our creativity and collaboration skills over both days. After walking down to Bush School, we split into three groups. We loved walking to Bull Creek wetlands and exploring. After collecting items from nature, we made mobiles. Ms Lockyer told us one of her amazing makebelieve stories. In the story, we learnt all about the Noongar seasons and what plants and animals you will see in these seasons. We then acted out the story! We also learnt how to count in Noongar and a counting song! With Mrs Makinson, we created artworks in nature using light-sensitive paper. After lunch, we sat around the fire and reflected on things that we were grateful for. We then each collected a stick and enjoyed roasting marshmallows on the fire. When we returned to class we had some time to reflect on the fantastic two days on OLP.

Written by Year 2C and Year 2D

ON THURSDAY, 11 NOVEMBER A GROUP OF VERY EXCITED YEAR 3 STUDENTS VENTURED FROM THE COLLEGE FOR THEIR FIRST EVER OUTDOOR LEARNING PROGRAM (OLP). The program ran for two days at beautiful Point Walter, with students completing activities ranging from nature play, environmental walks, and opportunities for problem solving through team building in the natural surroundings. Students also enjoyed kite building, nature symphonies and a flying fox. At night-time, Auntie Gina and Uncle Guy led us on a Noongar singalong, sharing culture of country. Mrs Knight and Miss Storer Year 3 teachers

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In late October, the Year 4s travelled to Moore River (Guilderton) in Juat country and took part in a program designed to develop their sense of place, understanding and appreciation of the local environment. After a quick 90-minute bus ride to Guilderton, Year 4 students were greeted with the sight of the river and ocean joining as one, as the sand bank at the mouth of Moore River had been broken. This provided a great vehicle for discussion and learning for the three days of camp. Vocabulary such as weathering, erosion, deposition,

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Year 4

“NOONGAR PEOPLE BELIEVE THAT THE WAUGAL DOMINATES THE EARTH AND THE SKY AND MAKES THE KOONDARNANGOR (THUNDER), BABANGINY (LIGHTNING) AND BOROONG (RAIN).” SPIRITUALITY SOUTHWEST ABORIGINAL LAND AND SEA COUNCIL, 2021

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The highlights were fishing (even though seaweed was the only thing caught), spot the fossil in the ever–changing landscape, and the treasure hunt, where treasure was so well hidden that still to this day it remains hidden! Students displayed some crucial Capabilities on camp – problem solving, resilience and collaboration all made a positive difference to themselves and the community of Juat country. Many happy memories were made, and the quiet bus ride home was a clear sign that everyone had experienced so much stimulation, learning and fun to reflect on. Written by Mr Blair Saunders (Assistant Dean of Junior School (Teaching and Learning), Year 4E and Year 4S

Caves, biking, snakes new activities everyday Through the bush whizzing, pedaling, riding clicking through gears Snakes on you curling round you scaly, smooth, muscly Crystals hanging down small, confined spaces amazing spikes everywhere steps winding through sliding down tunnels Crouching in tents more than school In the forest places to be traps, measurements, bait conserving out wildlife Thinking on bus trees whizz by rattling down roads boring, reading, watching almost back home. Fish swimming round coral swishes round very fishy aquarium

Charlotte Lund Year 5

sustainability and current were brought to life by the Outdoor Learning Program (OLP) through hands-on real-life experiences.

Mountain Biking Pedals, seat, bike fast, slow, pace not a race stopping, starting, riding hills, ramps, bumps rocks, trees, grass fast or slow fun, nerve-racking, exciting first-time experience done this before games, races, fun.

Reptiles Small slithery snakes big, quiet, lizards scary or not? frightening, exciting, horrible scales, legs, heads habitat, food, relatives nature, leaves, rocks first time maybe?

Alex Bortolotti Year 5

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Year 6

THE 2021 YEAR 6 OUTDOOR LEARNING PROGRAM (OLP) IN ALBANY WAS QUITE A RIDE, AND WE’RE GLAD TO SAY WE ALL MADE IT OUT ALIVE! BUT, TO EXPLAIN IT ALL TO YOU, WE NEED TO START AT THE VERY BEGINNING. So, on Monday, 19 April, all of Year 6 left All Saints’ College at 7.30am aboard two buses bound for Camp Quaranup near Albany. We felt fortunate to go on this year’s OLP, as last year’s had to be cancelled due to COVID-19. We endured the six-hour-long bus ride to Camp Quaranup (Camp Q), playing card games with each other, chatting with our friends or simply just snoozing the hours away. We made it to Camp Q just in time for a generous helping of mouth-watering chocolate cake prepared by the amazing kitchen staff. After that, we were allocated our bunk-bed partners, found out our dorm groups and got our sleeping bags out. When we had made our beds and helped others to make theirs, we found that we could relax – thank goodness! – after our marathon bus ride. Most of us played games on the grassed area and then, after a yummy dinner, we were ready to snooze the night away. Many people slept late due to our unexpectedly long bus ride. On the second day, we grouped into our classes and got ready to get stuck into the unbelievable activities on offer. Over the next three days, all classes took part in a truckload of fun and incredibly interesting activities which included: archery (amazing job by those who managed to hit the bullseye); geocaching, using small but precisely accurate trackers

to try and figure where the hidden object was hiding; bushwalking in and around hills; learning more about the land which we were visiting; going to the National ANZAC Museum; and fishing on the Vancouver Peninsula. We also did some creative writing about each day, created a podcast, did some art, explored the Albany wind farm, and participated in Mr Zaurs’ Marine Science lessons. After dinner each night, we had a rotation of three activities mentioned: story telling by the sizzling campfire; watching a movie while in our PJs and competing in a nerveracking general knowledge quiz night. As well as these activities, we enjoyed downtime too. We had lots of time to play before and after our day activities and meals. Some people played cricket with Mr Wong till after dark, some played with other sports equipment, some played cards or read, while others played in the trees, climbing as high as they could and looking down on us; yet others had fun playing tag. On Year 6 OLP, we not only had a great time, but we demonstrated and practised many of the ASC Capabilities, such as working collaboratively to solve problems, being effective communicators, and being self-aware and organised, ready for each day. Our unforgettable Year 6 OLP at Camp Q and in and around Albany was a time to make friends, learn lessons, make mistakes, and have the best week ever! We loved our time at Camp Q and are very thankful to all our teachers, bus drivers (Terry and Greg), the kitchen staff and the OLP Team for making it such a memorable experience for us.

Caleb Carruthers, Alicia Garvey, Ricky Qiu and Toby Riches Year 6

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SPORT, HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION (SHPE)

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IPSHA SWIMMING BACK ROW: Sam Vallabhaneni, Annabella Tan, Martha Merlas, Linton Cox, Mini Li, Toby Riches, Imogen Stone, Bridget Wallace THIRD ROW: Austin Saratsis, Erte Pan, Tony Tang, Liam Howell, Mr Alex Howson, Teagan Balsdon, Maya Ananthram, Matilda Nicol, Eric Xu SECOND ROW: Tyela Yeoh-Ellerton, Maeve Young, Charmaine Vogler, Benjamin Pooley, Alex Bortolotti, Jethro Suddese, Luis Naylor Zambrano, Olivia Smith, Yasmin Tucker, Mason Janssens FRONT ROW: Amon Orlando, Jun Ren Boon, Angelina Ung, Corbyn Murakami, Siri Ravn, Yi An Liu, Jessica Gawthrope, Zachary Ong, Ryan Li ABSENT: Taj Sullivan

IPSHA CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW: Nyah Quin, Teagan Balsdon, Advay Sonawane, Sophie Brown, Xavier Babich, Tyson Monie, Callum Johnston, Lucas Johnston, Toby Riches, Annabella Tan, Samuel Lim, Asha Peach, Ariaana Rehman FOURTH ROW: Thalia Maxwell, Benjamin Pooley, Hamish Gaze, Chloe Roos, Chelsea Wu, Diyon Etampawala, Matilda Nicol, Maya Ananthram, Alex Bortolotti, Sam Sibly, Olivia Smith, Austin Saratsis, Nate Pauline, Amber Ting THIRD ROW: Ryan Li, Zachary Ong, Ishanvi Devata, Holly Atkinson, Maeve Young, Freya McDonald, Yasmin Tucker, Ayoola Olowookere, Mr Alex Howson, Anna Olukolu, Charmaine Vogler, Charlotte Lund, Zoe Scahill, Siri Ravn, Ewan McCurrach, Jehan Outschoorn, Jessica Gawthrope SECOND ROW: Jing Ming Chong, Jeremy Wang, Adelaine Yu, Elijah Lim, Rafael Alonso, Max Tsvetnenko, Timur Kumar, Vedh Ponasanapalli, Priya Trengove, Liam Coghlan, Jack Nicol, Felix Healy, Theo Toh, Jayden Khoo FRONT ROW: Emma Roos, Camille Alonso, Allysha Lim, Samuel Lau, Jordan Conigliaro, Noah Sun, Noah Bortolotti, Amina Abou El-Alamein, Grace Brooks, Chloe Wong-Chung-Lung ABSENT: Nathan Lau, Luca Thorne, Sophie Sun, Riva Rendell

IPSHA ATHLETICS BACK ROW: Ithiel Dwumfour, Annabella Tan, Grace Shackleton, Tyson Monie, Linton Cox, Lucas Johnston, Amber Vine, Mini Li, Martha Merlas, Samuel Lim, Oliver Bakkers, Austin Saratsis THIRD ROW: Olivia Smith, Sam Lowe, Thalia Maxwell, Ariaana Rehman, Sophie Brown, Asha Peach, Chloe Roos, Ruby Squire, Amber Ting, Priya Trengove SECOND ROW: Vedh Ponasanapalli, Luis Naylor Zambrano, Ishanvi Devata, Charmaine Vogler, Sophie Sun, Mr Alex Howson, Alex Bortolotti, Benjamin Pooley, Anna Olukolu, Ayoola Olowookere, Nilasha Krishnamurthy FRONT ROW: Eva Vassallo, Noah Sun, Elijah Lim, Amina Abou El-Alamein, Flynn Williams, Nate Pauline, Jing Ming Chong, Jessica Gawthrope, James David, Liam Sutherland, Chloe Wong-Chung-Lung ABSENT: Camille Alonso, Rafael Alonso, Lucas Feng, Izzy Hill, Callum Johnston, Arielle Lu, Ewan McCurrach, Jack Nicol, Matilda Nicol, Amon Orlando, Jehan Outschoorn, Toby Riches, Anton Savanyo, James Sivacolundhu, Jethro Suddese, Luca Thorne, Yasmin Tucker, Haraen Veeramachaneni, Victoria Wijaya, Adelaine Yu, Janine Zhang

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SHPE INTERHOUSE SWIMMING CARNIVAL 1st – Stirling 2nd – Forrest 3rd – Cowan 4th – Durack 5th – O’connor 6th – Murdoch

INTERHOUSE CROSS COUNTRY CARNIVAL 1st – Cowan 2nd – Stirling 3rd – Durack 4th – Forrest 5th – Murdoch 6th – O’connor

INTERHOUSE ATHLETICS CARNIVAL 1st – Cowan 2nd – Stirling 3rd – Forrest 4th – Durack 5th – Murdoch 6th – O’Connor

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Congratulations to the following students for their personal achievements: CHAMPION

RUNNER-UP

Year 3 Boy

Theo Toh & Jeremy Wang

Noah Bortolotti

Year 3 Girl

Amber Ting

Grace Brooks & Amina Abou El-Alamein

Year 4 Boy

Amon Orlando

Zachary Ong

Year 4 Girl

Jessica Gawthrope

Yasmin Tucker

Year 5 Boy

Mason Janssens

Jethro Suddese

Year 5 Girl

Angelina Ung

Alex Bortolotti

Year 6 Boy

Corbyn Murakami & Sam Vallabhaneni

Liam Howell

Year 6 Girl

Bridget Wallace

Teagan Balsdon

Congratulations to the following students for their personal achievements: CHAMPION

RUNNER-UP

Year 3 Boy

Jack Nicol

Jing Ming Chong

Year 3 Girl

Max Tsvetnenko

Ishanvi Devata

Year 4 Boy

Benjamin Pooley

Elijah Lim

Year 4 Girl

Jessica Gawthrope

Camille Alonso

Year 5 Boy

Nate Pauline

Austin Saratsis

Year 5 Girl

Alex Bortolotti

Matilda Nicol

Year 6 Boy

Toby Riches

Tyson Monie

Year 6 Girl

Ariaana Rehman

Olivia Smith

Congratulations to the following students for their personal achievements: CHAMPION

RUNNER-UP

Year 3 Boy

Jing Ming Chong

Flynn Williams

Year 3 Girl

Priya Trengove

Amber Ting

Year 4 Boy

Benjamin Pooley

Jehan Outschoorn

Year 4 Girl

Anna Olukolu

Jessica Gawthrope & Charmaine Vogler

Year 5 Boy

Nate Pauline

Ithiel Dwumfour

Year 5 Girl

Alex Bortolotti

Asha Peach

Year 6 Boy

Anton Savanyo

Callum Johnston

Year 6 Girl

Annabella Tan

Grace Shackleton

COCURRICULAR CLUBS, GROUPS & ACTIVITIES

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THE JUNIOR SCHOOL DANCE PROGRAM IN 2021 FOSTERED THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSPIRATIONAL, CREATIVE, PHYSICAL AND ARTISTIC SKILLS AND RESPONSES FOR ALL STUDENTS FROM YEARS 1 TO 6. They worked hard to develop selfconfidence by communicating their ideas through shapes made by their bodies, finding different and fascinating movement pathways, choreographing and performing short routines in front of their peers, as well as further developing and training their gross motor skills.

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The primary focuses for the year have been the advancement of practical and compositional skills based on a storybook. Our Years 3 to 6 students chose different stories, and dances were created as part of our Book Week celebrations. The Year 4 students performed their book dances at assembly, Year 5 flash-mobbed their routine

IN 2021 STUDENTS IN YEAR 5 BEGAN THEIR DRAMA JOURNEY BY LEARNING THE SIX Cs OF DRAMA – COMMUNICATION, CONCENTRATION, COOPERATION, CONTROL, CONFIDENCE AND CHARACTER. THEY USED THE SIX Cs TO DEVISE AND PERFORM THEIR OWN SCENES. In Term 2, students explored the world of Monty Python, working on comedy scripts and turning them into hilariously entertaining performances. They used vocal techniques and physical communication from class to transfer their pieces from script to stage. For the final task of the year, students studied the allegorical text The Rabbits by John Marsden and Shaun Tan. This book explores European Colonisation of Australia and its impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders people. They were tasked with the challenge of turning this picture book into a play using the techniques they had learnt throughout the year.

at lunch time, and our Year 6 students flash-mobbed their Book Week dance at the State Library of Western Australia, followed by an excursion into Perth city. For our Years 1 and 2 students, dance explores free movement, including yoga, teamwork and individual skills, activities, games and dance creations, culminating in our Junior School Nativity. This year, we had three cocurricular groups, comprising more than 95 Junior School dancers, who showcased their skills in the Junior School section of the College Dance Concert Unite and the College Choreography night Threads, and who also had the opportunity to perform in front of their peers at Junior School assemblies. 2021 has been another very busy year in the All Saints’ College Junior School. I am looking forward to nurturing skills and knowledge of Dance in the students in 2022.

Miss Kara Beatty Dance Teacher

Students in Year 6 continued their drama learning by focusing on techniques such as voice, characterisation, mood and atmosphere, dramatic tension and relationships, and by developing ways to incorporate these into performances. They then launched into their major challenge for the year which was to write their own piece. Ideas were pitched in a Director’s Den communal sharing of thoughts, and the ideas with the greatest potential were workshopped over some weeks. The pieces were presented to audiences in a final filmed performance. Students had the opportunity to perform for the wider community at the Year 6 final Assembly, where they performed a piece based on the Noongar seasons. It has been a pleasure to work with such a lovely group of enthusiastic and engaged students.

Mr Scott Corbett, Ms Zoe Parker and Ms Hayley Wellington Drama teachers

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MUSIC

“SO IT REMAINS TO BE DONE FOR THOSE WHO ARE JUST BEGINNING TO LEARN THAT IT IS HARDLY WORTHWHILE TO SING FOR THEMSELVES, BUT BETTER IF TWO SING TOGETHER. AND THEN MORE AND MORE, A HUNDRED, A THOUSAND, UNTIL THE GREAT HARMONY SOUNDS IN WHICH WE CAN ALL UNITE. THEN WE CAN SAY IN EARNEST: LET THE WHOLE WORLD REJOICE!” Zoltan Kodaly From Bicinia hungarica I, Dedication (1937) 2021 has been an exciting year for Music, full of change as well as a lively performance calendar. In Music, both classroom and cocurricular, we have embraced the 2021 theme of Connect 4. Music is always about connecting: with yourself – your inner life; with others – both near and far in geography or time; with concepts; and with a sense of what it means to be human. Throughout the year ASC families have contributed traditional folk songs to the Folk Song Project. Folk songs are a beautifully condensed expression of a culture. These songs often contain the spirit of a culture, its particular kind of humour, or historical details. They provide insight into how people within that culture traditionally lived their lives, and convey something of what the culture values. The songs are often ancient in origin, and that continuous and precious thread across time reminds us of our connections. This rich collection is still being added to and aims to preserve and celebrate our diversity. It shares who we are as a community and connects us through greater understanding. We have also been working on a special Noongar Song Project throughout the year. All Saints’ commissioned a new Choral Composition, a collaboration between Australian composer Dan Walker and Wadjuk Noongar consultant Sandra Harben, and the piece had its debut performance at the Junior Music Showcase. Last year, while selecting music for the choirs, I came across the song Nyungar Alleluia by Dan Walker. This work was commissioned by All Saints’ College in 2008 and is a beautiful choral work that has been sung by choirs around the country and the world. Preparing the work for teaching to the choirs, and reflecting on my time growing up in Perth, I have such a connection to

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this place after only two generations of my family being here. I wondered what the strength of that connection must feel like for the Noongar people and how it could be expressed and celebrated. Although I have always lived here, I know there are so many ancient stories I’ve yet to learn about, and a language I have only just begun to explore. Dan Walker, who has contributed so much to the repertoire of Australian Choral music, was enthusiastic about the idea of writing a companion piece to his Nyungar Alleluia. We knew we had to engage an expert on Noongar culture and language, and were fortunate to be introduced to Sandra Harben. Sandra visited the Junior School to share her stories and her language with the classes and choirs. She helped the students to explore the stories and their meanings, and to select a story for development into a choral piece. The story of the Waakle, the Noongar Rainbow Serpent, is an important creation story in Noongar Lore. The students contributed poetic retellings of this story, which Sandra developed and translated into Noongar. Dan has taken these words and created a moving and exciting choral work for a twopart choir. The music reflects the shapes of the landscape carved by the Waakle, from the hills and through the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River). The chorus says “Woolah Waakle” (“Praise the rainbow serpent”), a protector of the fresh water source for Noongar people for thousands of years. As the students prepared this new work, they hoped to bring a sense of connection; to their own identity as people on Whadjuk land, to the ancient stories, and to the rich and enduring culture of the Whadjuk Noongar people.

Ms Kate Wilson

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CLARINET ENSEMBLE INTERMEDIATE – JUNIOR SCHOOL LEFT TO RIGHT: Shawn Han, Thalia Maxwell, Ananya Basu, Tony Tang, Samuel Lim, Diyon Etampawala, Arya Choudhury ABSENT: Ms Claire Janiec

JUNIOR CONCERT BAND (YEAR 6) BACK ROW: Diyon Etampawala, Izzy Hill, Ananya Basu, Holly Walker, Ms Kate Wilson, Sam Vallabhaneni, Samuel Ho, Evelyn Kemble, Nikhil Yadav FRONT ROW: Zac Dallimore, Sam Lee, Connor Gee, Yusif Muhammed, Arya Choudhury, Shawn Han, Leo Wong, Zachary Bovell ABSENT: Samuel Lim

JUNIOR VOICES CHOIR (YEARS 3 & 4) BACK ROW: Penny Cook, Amy Xu, Anna Olukolu, Grace Zhu, Ananya Aggarwal, Rachel Pobee, Yasmin Tucker, Ishanvi Devata THIRD ROW: Jemma Spanoghe, William Cai, Hannah Harlond, Maatesh Mugunthan, Ms Kate Wilson, Leonardo Di Latte, Adella Ould, Clarissa Hui, Raina Sun SECOND ROW: Jing Liu, Chloe Wong-Chung-Lung, Arielle Lu, Yash Nambiar, Max Tsvetnenko, Victoria Wijaya, Benj De Luca, Karthik Kodivalasa, Ilsa Milne, Elise Huang FRONT ROW: Lincoln Gray, Nandana Nitin, Noah Wang, Donovan Lim, Enzo Then, Mihiru Ariyapperuma, Ocean Wong, Camille Alonso, Lucas Koo

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THE ARTS & MUSIC

KIDS’ STRINGS – BEGINNER BACK ROW: Ms Emma Buss, Sarah David, Alaia Torralbo Straton, Juliet Gray, Mrs Emma O’Keefe FRONT ROW: Caleb Kwang, Adelaine Yu, Amy Xu, Charlotte Lund, Leonardo Di Latte, Allysha Lim ABSENT: Clarissa Hui, Jasper Zhu, Mrs Thea Kotzé

LITTLE SAINTS’ CHOIR (YEAR 2) BACK ROW: Misha Patel, James Opitz, Anish Ray, Heerad Gorji, Ella Wall, Jake Watts, Robert Leighton, Amari Aggarwal THIRD ROW: Arohi Boodhoo, William Suddese, Adeline Cheung, Akshi Kohli, Mrs Andrea Stewart, Emily Pooley, Elsa Zhao, Benjamin Chi, Neave McCaffrey SECOND ROW: Jayden Chen, Daisy Ng, Katara Sampson-Smith, Kobe Terie, Jeremy Zhu, Alexander Taylor, Sean Ling, Haley Guo FRONT ROW: Hazel Kaur, Michael Fam, Macey Jenkins, Emily Chen, Bryce Murakami, Elise Wong ABSENT: Charlie Wong

RECORDER ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs Irene Batini, Eric Xu, Enzo Then, Advay Sonawane, Jing Liu, Vedh Ponasanapalli

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SAINTS’ STRINGS INTERMEDIATE BACK ROW: Lucie Zhang, Alicia Garvey, Sushree Mangla, Toby Riches, Chelsea Wu, Edward Liang MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Emma O’Keefe, Arielle Lu, Yi An Liu, Kai Gleadell, Nicola Fallon, Ryan Li, Ms Emma Buss FRONT ROW: Noah Wang, Ricky Qiu, Joshua Soh, Yemi Akinyemi, Liam Howell, William Cai, Joshua Lee ABSENT: India Blaxell, Amalie Furchtenicht, Grace Zhu, Mrs Thea Kotzé

SAINTS’ VOICES CHOIR (YEARS 5 & 6) BACK ROW: Sam Vallabhaneni, Alicia Garvey, Martha Merlas, Sushree Mangla, Rebekah Bona, Noah Charlton, Ithiel Dwumfour, Nithin Shivakumar THIRD ROW: Lucie Zhang, Yemi Akinyemi, Chloe Koy, Nyah Quin, Evelyn Kemble, Ryan Hall, Alaia Torralbo Straton, Jack Pittson SECOND ROW: Amalie Furchtenicht, Izzy Hamilton, Sarah David, Jethro Suddese, Ms Kate Wilson, Chloe Wong, Leticia Avery, Charlotte Lund, Ophelia Goh FRONT ROW: Ethan Gee, Olivia Renton, Lauren McKenna, Jensen Chia, Sophie Sun, Connor Gee, Nicola Fallon, Allana Darma Putri, Leo Wong ABSENT: Amaris Wong

YEAR 5 ENSEMBLE – PERCUSSION, BRASS & WOODWIND BACK ROW: Jamie Chin, Amelia Grafton, Rebekah Bona, Anya Ray, Theo Cross, Noah Charlton, Ella Hudson-Still THIRD ROW: Jethro Suddese, Ryan Hall, Thalia Maxwell, Nyah Quin, Asha Peach, Max Greaves, Luis Naylor Zambrano, Aarya Khalate SECOND ROW: Siri Ravn, Mason Janssens, Rishinie Vasudevan, Shevon Modi, Ms Kate Wilson, Shannen Leung, Charlotte Lund, Holly Atkinson, Lauren McKenna FRONT ROW: Joshua Lee, Lucas Lok, James Wong, Ophelia Goh, Olivia Renton, Timur Kumar, Jensen Chia, Jayden Khoo ABSENT: Emily Browne, Bernice Chong, Luca Cicirello, Lucas Cui, Noah Davis, Nathan Lau, Matilda Nicol, James Sivacolundhu, Luca Thorne, Mr Jeremy Trezona, Isabella Wallace, Sanah Sidhu

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YEAR 5 ENSEMBLE – STRINGS BACK ROW: Freya McDonald, Jack Pittson, Ithiel Dwumfour, Mrs Emma O’Keefe, Oliver Bakkers, Chloe Koy, Neel Krishnamurthy FRONT ROW: Allana Darma Putri, Tyela Yeoh-Ellerton, Angelina Ung, Izzy Hamilton, Nilasha Krishnamurthy, Ethan Gee, Zoe Scahill ABSENT: Nishaan Sunner, Amaris Wong, Mrs Heidi Rix

YEARS 3–6 BOYS DANCE BACK ROW: Zac Dallimore, Nithin Shivakumar, Nishaan Sunner, Toby Riches, Austin Peters, Samuel Ho, Sam Pobee THIRD ROW: Sam Lowe, Zachary Bovell, Sean Roeves, Liam Howell, Arnav Ravi, Timothy Cook, Riley Glasson, Sam Sibly SECOND ROW: Kelvin Ooi, Austin Saratsis, Kai Gleadell, Jun Feng Boon, Caleb Carruthers, Nikhil Yadav, Ricky Qiu FRONT ROW: Mihiru Ariyapperuma, Yash Nambiar, Maatesh Mugunthan, Lincoln Gray, William Cai, Rafael Alonso, Felix Healy ABSENT: Lucas Cui, Sam Vallabhaneni, Miss Kara Beatty

YEARS 3 & 4 GIRLS DANCE BACK ROW: Maeve Young, Rachel Pobee, Ananya Aggarwal, Maya Ananthram, Charmaine Vogler, Nishikaa Sundar, Ishanvi Devata, Chloe Covic MIDDLE ROW: Bethan Thomas, Bella Tong, Max Tsvetnenko, Raina Sun, Penelope Cobb, Hannah Harlond, Jemma Spanoghe, Chloe Wong-Chung-Lung, Eva Vassallo FRONT ROW: Nandana Nitin, Emma Roos, Arielle Lu, Adelaine Yu, Vienne Shackleton, Anushka Khalate, Amina Abou El-Alamein, Camille Alonso, Grace Brooks ABSENT: Adella Ould, Miss Kara Beatty

YEARS 5 & 6 GIRLS DANCE BACK ROW: Ava Galvin, Molly Turner, Grace Shackleton, Anisha Gopalan, Ananya Basu, Amber Vine, Imogen Stone THIRD ROW: Ruby Squire, Chloe Roos, Chloe Kent, Bridget Wallace, Asha Peach, Chloe Rakuscek, Evelyn Kemble, Matilda Nicol SECOND ROW: Sophia Clement, Aarya Khalate, Shevon Modi, Alex Bortolotti, Alaia Torralbo Straton, Thalia Maxwell, Leticia Avery, Riyani Outschoorn, Zoe Scahill FRONT ROW: Allana Darma Putri, Olivia Renton, Izzy Hamilton, Siri Ravn, Rishinie Vasudevan, Lauren McKenna, Angelina Ung ABSENT: Ariaana Rehman, Miss Kara Beatty

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Front Cover: Ishanvi Devata ‘Floral Studies’ (Year 3) 1. Xavi Taylor ‘Still Life’ (Year 1) 2. Sushree Mangla, Olivia Smith, Eva Chi, Sedley Hoar ‘Morphed Animals’ (Year 6) 3. Dylan Koo ‘Rock Sculptures’ (Pre Primary) 4. Ananya Basu ‘Morphed Animals’ (Year 6) 5. Rebekah Bona ‘Abstract Compositions’ (Year 5) 6. Nishikaa Sundar ‘Creatures in Collage’ (Year 3) 7. Lauren Mc Kenna ‘Composition 1’ (Year 5) 8. Haley Guo ‘My Dragon’ (Year 2) 9. Max Tsvetnenko ‘Floral Studies’ (Year 3) 10. Jayden Chen ‘Still Life’ (Year 2) 11. Nilasha Krishnamurthy ‘ Abstract Compositions’ (Year 5) 12. Aiden Nair ‘Rock Sculptures’ (Pre Primary) 13. Jacob Guo ‘Special Places’ (Year 1) 14. Olivia Smith ‘Morphed Animals’ (Year 6) 15. Elsa Zhao ‘My Dragon’ (Year 2) 16. Sam Sibly ‘Morphed Animals’ (Year 6) 17. Emily Chan ‘Special Places’ (Year 1) 18. Thomas Chang ‘Overlapping Shapes’ (Year 1) 19. Sushree Mangla ‘Morphed Animals’ (Year 6) 20. Chloe Wong-Chung-Lung ‘Floral Studies’ (Year 3) 21. ‘Composition 2’ (Year 5) 22. Summer Oxwell ‘Floral Studies’ (Year 3) 23. Leo Turner ‘Special Places’ (Year 1) 24. Samuel Ho ‘Morphed Animals’ (Year 6) 25. Navya Beeharry ‘Rainbows’ (Kindergarten) 26.Thalia Maxwell ‘Abstract Compositions’ (Year 5) 27. Sophie Kwan ‘Overlapping Shapes’ (Year 1) 28. Amber Li ‘Special Places’ (Year 1) 29. Riva Rendell, Lua Habibi, Mini Li, Samuel Ho ‘Morphed Creatures’ (Year 6)

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From the Director of Djoowak: The Beyond Boundaries Institute

2021 HAS BEEN, YET AGAIN, AN EXTRAORDINARY YEAR IN SO MANY WAYS. WITH THE THREAT OF COVID-19 LURKING AND THE POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDED LOCKDOWN, THE STUDENTS AND STAFF AT ASC HAVE WORKED HARD TO ENSURE THAT, DESPITE RESTRICTIONS AND LIMITATIONS, THE WONDERFUL CURRICULAR AND COCURRICULAR OFFERINGS AND OPPORTUNITIES HAVE BEEN TAKEN UP, EXPANDED AND INNOVATED ALONG WITH THE CHANGING WORLD.

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2021 continued to see universities broaden the scope of their entry requirements with over 70% of ASC’s Year 12 ATAR cohort being provided with an early offer from their university of choice. Universities continued to develop new pathways that enable them to be more flexible and inclusive; this has seen an increasing number of our students choosing to pursue a VET pathway that allowed them to directly access a variety of university courses. Whilst most of our students will achieve an excellent ATAR, they will also leave the College with skills and capabilities that are gained through their courses, and through accessing a variety of opportunities throughout their years at ASC. With the support of our Beyond Boundaries Advisory Group, we feel well poised to support our students in this rapidly changing landscape. Building on our work in 2020 to develop the All Saints’ College Capabilities framework, 2021 has seen ASC as the only West Australian school invited to participate, with 36 other schools nationally, in The University of Melbourne’s (UoM) New Metrics project. In essence, this project aims to develop a set of robust, warrantable metrics for measuring core capabilities and representing those metrics as part of a Learner Profile. ASC is involved in developing the metrics for Learner Agency and Collaboration with a small-scale trial underway in 2021 and a larger pilot in 2022, along with the trialling of a Learner Profile. The project is led by Enterprise Professor, and now regular guest at the College, Professor Sandra Milligan. In 2022, with borders re-opening, we are looking forward to being able to connect with the other schools involved in the project, all being identified as the most innovative schools in Australia.

2021 has seen our personalisable timetable for Year 9 and 10 students enter its second year, with students from Year 8 now engaged in the process of selecting all of their courses and experiences. 2021 has seen some new additions to the scope of courses on offer for Year 9 and 10 students; with a broad range of curricular and cocurricular options, students design and curate their pathways. Alongside the personalisable timetable, students in Years 8, 9 and 10 have been accessing a newly developed Futures Curriculum that allows them to explore ideas about their capabilities, aspirations and potential careers. Other exciting Curriculum projects in 2021 include: the expansion of our Chinese language program, with our first students entering the Year 11 ATAR Chinese course next year; the development of The Design Hub, which brings together the Design and Digital Technologies Departments with the programs in innovation and enterprise, including Propeller Enterprises, Runway, Precious Plastics and InnovatEd; and the development of The Studio School, our new campus in Fremantle that offers an alternative to mainstream education pathways for Senior Secondary students. We look forward to 2022: a year with open borders and new horizons for education, and for the rest of the world. Our hope is that next year, all of ASC’s wonderful projects which commenced in 2021 will continue to grow, change, and develop along with our students. Ms Esther Hill Director of Djoowak: The Beyond Boundaries Institute

From the Dean of Student Wellbeing

2021 HAS BEEN AN EXCITING AND ENGAGING YEAR IN STUDENT WELLBEING, WITH THE CONTINUED GROWTH OF COMMUNITY AGENCY IN THE WAY WE MOVE FORWARD AS A COLLEGE.

The year has seen a wide variety of opportunities for the whole community to speak to and shape the direction that we are taking in some key areas of College life. In particular, it was a delight to work with parents, a large number of students from across Junior and Senior School, the entire staff body, and representatives of the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation in the creation of our first Reconciliation Action Plan. This collaborative work of many hearts and minds has already had an impact on our community and sets our direction forward in Reconciliation. In the words of our Principal and of the Chair of the College Board, our approach to this important work has been,

“with an openness to be changed through deep listening and to grow, engaging in an authentic way through the generosity of first Australians. Together, we commit to seeking to foster and build relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other Australians in ways that are based in our core values of empathy, respect, integrity and courage.” More broadly, our work together on this initiative speaks to a College-wide commitment to child safety, in which all students can see themselves represented, cared for and valued in the life of the community. It sits alongside our commitment to celebrate the wonderful diversity represented at All Saints’ as strength and richness in who we are together. The Pastoral Care structure of the House system and the Transition Program continued to provide great support to our students. Students made strong connections to others by involving themselves in Housebased, Service and cocurricular activities. Ms Jeanette Sealy took on the role of Acting

Dean of Student Wellbeing in the second half of Term 4, and I thank her for the care, kindness and calm that she brought to this role, working with and for our students. This year Mr Mitch Jamieson and Ms Amber Stieber joined the Wellbeing Team as our Years 9 and 10 Coordinator and Head of Stirling House respectively, and both have already contributed much, casting a strategic eye and caring presence on the ‘journey’ of our students. Mrs Christine Kroeger, who has been Head of Murdoch House for ten years and has had a significant influence on many young people, steps down from that role at the end of this year with our sincere thanks for her contribution to Pastoral Care at the College. Happily, we will continue to have her wise and positive presence at the College in 2022. We are saying farewell to Mr Scott Corbett, the Head of Catalyst, who leaves the College at the end of 2021 to move to Canberra. His work in student leadership, Service Learning and the building of structures for Social Enterprise at All Saints’ will have a lasting impact on our community, and he leaves with our best wishes for all that lies before him. The role of Tutors, the Heads of House and Transition, our Year Level Coordinators and College Psychologists is vital in our Pastoral Care structure, and I thank those staff for their tireless efforts supporting our students. The 2021 Student Council worked effectively to give the other students in the College a voice. Many events were organised to support our Service partners and to raise awareness of important issues within our communities. I thank them for their leadership and the positive example they set for their peers and younger students. I am looking forward to the continuing growth of the initiatives and programs, including the living out of our Reconciliation Action Plan, that have been enacted throughout this year. The Reverend Tim Russell Dean of Student Wellbeing

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STUDENT COUNCIL 2021

BACK ROW: Tashie Baker, Thomas Stone, Nick Sacca, Finlay Balding, Oliver Wright, Mitch McKell, Ewan Moles, Riley Eves, Luc Latino, Jacob Feist, Liam Doherty, Cooper Byers, Shaurya Kaushal, Lachlan Jarvis, Jamie Snow, Holly Shackleton

Lucy Snow, Lupita Allen, Tara Mishra, Holly Baker, Michelle Williams, Georgia Blackbeard, David Duff, Alyssa Unwin, Caelan Lu, Gabrielle Ho, Christa Templeman, Alana Levingston, Zoe Johnston, Ellie Polglase

FIFTH ROW: George Hudson, Toni Aniyi, Harrison Ion, Scarlett McVeigh, Jacob Powell, Holly Attwater, Cameron Anthony, Jason Shan, Samantha Shenton, Eva Texler, Sienna Garvey, Bailey Hardy, Alek Narozny, Katie Biddulph, Kelsey Biddulph, Eliana Hullett, James Kemble

THIRD ROW: Rebecca Lee, Clara Elezovich, Abbey Parker, Estella Glencross, Aimee Moody, Marlon Yie, Divya Josey, Aaron Ooi, Tunmise Aniyi, Elle Griffiths, Mide Olowookere, Aleesha Gillett, Chloe Harrison, Jade Wheeler, Lucas Trim, Ashling Kearney, Sophie Smith, Sunishka Verma, Genevieve Ho

FOURTH ROW: Madhav Rajesh, Charlotte McNamee, Izzy Jeminson, Matthew Baldock,

SECOND ROW: Senuka Jayasekara, Michelle Thesman, Ashleigh Gurr, Olivia Clinckers, Yasi

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Spencer-Pepper, Ashleigh Smith, Samantha Smith, Ruby Fegan, Asha McDonald, Jasmine Mueller, Samara Ainge, Mia Lowe, Georgia Dolley, Lauren Pitcher, Stella Hermawan FRONT ROW: Ruthie Ong, Ashley Lance, Mia Millward, Joy Kim, Madeline Ong, Zoe Dallimore, Joy Heng, Georgie Blevin, Rev Timothy Russell, Hugh McGuire, Aarti Yadav, Grace Reinecke, Kerry Cao, Jin Liu, Ananya Malani, Kelly Snow, Ashley Tsang ABSENT: Cara Brown, Zakaria Ebrahim, Emily Geha, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Chenelle Liyanage, James Rudd, Jade Soucik, Ben Tang, Jasmine York

From the College Captains

2021, TERMED ‘THE YEAR OF STABILITY’ BY OUR COUNCIL, WAS A DYNAMIC YEAR OF CONNECTION, RESILIENCE AND CREATION HERE AT ASC. IT HAS BEEN AN ABSOLUTE HONOUR TO HAVE LED AS THE COLLEGE CAPTAINS DURING ASC’S 40TH YEAR OF SPIRIT, AND WE ARE SO GRATEFUL TO HAVE SHARED IT WITH SUCH AN INSPIRING COMMUNITY WITH UNFALTERING SUPPORT. Our vision this year was to empower the student body to become leaders in their own way; to discover who they are and own it. We believe that there is space for anyone in our community to step up and take on the challenges and discoveries that they will make as a leader within the College. Focusing at first on the Year 12 Leadership process, we aimed to make the process of student leadership smoother for years to come by creating the ‘Year 11 Leaders Mentorship Program’ for the application process and ‘Handover Day’ for the benefit of the incoming council. We are so proud of the successful outcome of our endeavours and thank our wonderful council, as well as the 2022 council, for their wholehearted involvement. We leave with the hopes that our work in 2021 will mark the beginning of great strides in the quality and potential of student leadership. To give back and to work in line with the College’s 2021 Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), the 2021 council has gifted six painted Indigenous season stools, to be placed in the Sustainability area, to expand new areas and spark much-needed conversation in a growing area of our College.

We leave the younger students of the College as well as generations of students to come with the message of ‘Believe in yourself’. We implore you to open your eyes and dive into opportunities as they come, and experiment with your possibilities. To our fellow Class of 2021: what a journey it has been! Sharing each unique year in our remarkable cohort has been nothing short of unforgettable. We will take the lessons and laughs with us for the rest of our lives, and we wish you all the best for the future and for the contributions you make to the wider community. To the Leadership Team, students and staff, friends, and families of the College: we thank you for trusting us as your College Captains for 2021. Serving our community has been so rewarding, and we thank you for guiding and supporting us along this journey. Our endeavours to make positive contributions towards the story of our wonderful school will continue hereafter as Old Saints, and we wish you all well. Georgie Blevin and Hugh McGuire Year 12

COLLEGE CAPTAINS WITH PRINCIPAL LEFT TO RIGHT: Hugh McGuire, Ms Belinda Provis, Georgie Blevin SENIOR SCHOOL

The Peer Tutoring program – a valued component in the range of academic support programs available at the College – continued this year with great success. The program, in which students partner with and are mentored by other student tutors saw the involvement of students from Years 7 to 12, all of whom displayed great commitment to their learning. High participation and dedication were shown in the various cocurricular activities available this year, including academic competitions, Debating and Mock Trials. At the beginning of the year, I worked with the ICT team to develop the Senior School Opportunities webpage, which displays all the activities the College has on offer. We ensured it was easily accessible and that each program had a student contact point for any questions. To encourage student agency, the Student Council is now able to edit the page. This aims to help get more students involved across a range of disciplines, including academics. It has been a privilege to serve as Academic Captain in 2021, and I am so grateful for all the support I have received. Thank you to all the staff members who have provided help and guidance to me and the Student Council for making this year such a phenomenal one. Holly Baker Year 12

From the Arts Captains

From the Academic Captain

2021 has been a wonderful year in the field of academics. After the challenges of 2020, we have seen many cocurricular activities continue to thrive, and I have had the opportunity to help some of the College’s amazing programs, such as Peer Tutoring, flourish. I have also worked on some new initiatives throughout the year, in line with my vision to make academics a more accessible, engaging and interconnected portfolio.

2021 has been a year of change for The Arts at the College. At the beginning of the year, Miss Codalonga was welcomed into the position of Acting Head of Arts and Mr Mayhills as Director of HotHouse Company. At the end of Term 1, we farewelled the much-loved Mr Harries, who had brought his energy and passion to Music at the College. At the start of Term 3, Ms McKerrow joined The Arts team as the Director of Music. We extend a huge thank you to all the Arts and Design staff at the College, and to all the students, families and community members involved in the Arts program at the College for your ongoing support. This year, Ms Parker directed the College Production MAMMA MIA! which, after the cancellation of last year’s production, was a massive hit, with full houses and standing ovations on all four nights. The Senior Production of We Are the Future Eaters, directed by Mr Corbett, was a brilliant and moving interactive theatre experience, and an opportunity for the older students to write, direct and perform their own production. HotHouse Company hosted its sixth annual Nulsen Connected 6 Fundraising Exhibition in conjunction with the third HotHouse Invitational Exhibition, which was the first collaborative invitational exhibition, that showcased the works of three students. Connected 6 resulted in over 130 unique works. It is a wonderful event that celebrates the creative work of talented artists in the College and wider communities. At the end of Term 2, the College invited Savannah Travia Dann as a NAIDOC Artist-inResidence, and it was truly special to see her artistic process as she created her artwork Trust your journey, trust your guides, and to speak with her over the week. 2021 also saw the introduction of the HotHouse Film and Broadcasting (HCo FAB) team, a fabulous group of students who help in filming, live streaming and editing digital media, working closely with the Publications team. We’ve been honoured to serve the College in this role and are grateful for the valuable experience and the support from staff, students and wider community. We’re excited to see The Arts at All Saints’ continue to grow, and we know they are in the very safe hands of the 2022 Captains, Estelle Glencross and Yasi Spencer-Pepper (Year 11). Tashie Baker and Michelle Thesman Year 12

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This year we made a lot of progress with Runway, the College’s pop-up shop. We expanded the catalogue, hosted many successful markets, and took it to the Fremantle Farmers Markets. We continued to bridge the gap between the Senior and Junior Schools through the cocurricular Sustainability Club and the Year 6 Business Buddies. We also created structures to grow online next year, expanding our reach to the wider community. We also expanded many other projects, from Precious Plastics to $20 Boss. For the first time we introduced student-led workshops to Propeller Industries. Silas Butler (Year 12) led a workshop that taught basic circuitry over a few weeks, resulting in participating students leaving with a working noise box. I worked to expand Enterprise across different portfolios, building innovation in many areas across the school. Thank you to Ms Strentz, Mr Corbett, Shelley, Erin Miller (Year 12) and Silas for the support they offered me in this role and for supporting innovation at All Saints’ College. I’m excited to see how these projects continue to grow and evolve. I know the future is bright, thanks to all the brilliant students involved with Enterprise alongside whom I’ve had the honour to work.

From the Environment Captain*

From the Enterprise Captain

Last year when I applied for this role, I had no idea the experience I was signing up for. This year, I’ve been blessed to meet and work with brilliant students, and I’ve had the opportunity to work on some wonderful projects.

In my time as Captain, I’ve pushed for the College to change its default super fund to a sustainable one, and have spent some time trying to lay the groundwork for an interschool and intraschool environmental council for next year’s Environment Captain. My favourite part of the year has been going to Sustainability Club – spending time with people from a wide age range has been beneficial in giving me different perspectives on the various issues surrounding sustainability. I also learnt a lot about planting trees next to Bull Creek, and about how to take care of our local environment and the people who take care of it. I thank Ms Donnelly for playing an instrumental role in facilitating my ability to finish what I wanted to get done – helping me with ideas and advising me on how to put them into action. Mr Gale has also played a key role, teaching me about sustainability around the College, including ongoing, completed and future projects. Mr Allen helped me advocate for the changing of the College’s Super fund and was highly supportive of my idea. Jacob Powell Year 12

*T he College notes with deep sadness the sudden and unexpected passing of Jacob on 31 October 2021. We remember him with great fondness and miss him enormously.

Ashley Lance Year 12

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I have also loved designing the Year 12 Leavers Jackets, helping to create something that others in my year group can enjoy. With the support of Mr Stevens and my cohort, I was able to organise the inaugural Year 12 Teachers Gratitude Morning Tea after the Semester 1 exams, which was a success! The morning tea was an opportunity for us in Year 12 to thank our teachers for all their hard work and support during the exam period. It was amazing to see my cohort work together to achieve a goal and see the teachers enjoy our token of appreciation. This role has allowed me to work with some incredible people in the College community who have helped me along this journey. I would like to say a massive thank you to Mr Stevens, who supported me throughout the year and helped me grow as a leader. I am also very grateful for all my friends and peers on the Ball Committee with whom I have had the privilege to work and collaborate. Without them, none of the events that were run this year would have been possible! My time as the 2021 Functions Captain has been a valuable part of my College experience, and I will always cherish the memories that I have made. I wish all the best to the 2022 Functions Captain, Bridget Ellement, and I am confident that she will do an amazing job! Kelly Snow Year 12

From the Service Captains

From the Functions Captain

Being the 2021 Functions Captain has been an incredible experience. Despite the two lockdowns during the year due to COVID, we have been fortunate to be able to run all the major planned social events. Organising the Year 12 Ball and Year 11 Dinner Dance has been the highlight of this role; it was so rewarding to see everyone enjoy these events with their friends and peers.

With the introduction of Catalyst Inc., this year has been massive for Service Learning at the College. Coming into the role, we were unsure of how we could shake up the Service Learning program to make it more relevant and engaging, but with Mr Corbett’s guidance, we quickly realised we had the support and encouragement of the College to make a change in the broader community. Our mission at the start of the year focused on allowing students to recognise and use their privilege to serve the wider community better. We are proud to say that we have seen a change in the way students view Service and an increased passion for immersing themselves in Service opportunities. The Anglicare Sleepout was an amazing example of the students’ drive to experience what a night sleeping rough on Perth streets would be like, whilst raising $18,568 to help youth homelessness in WA. The idea of social enterprise was introduced to us, and together the Catalyst team brainstormed initiatives that could potentially make money through selling items or providing services whose profits could fund future Service projects. The Catalyst SwOP Shop was the initiative that we settled on, and through hard work, forceful marketing and the support of the College community, we held our inaugural SwOP Shop Market Day in Term 3. SwOP Shop was incredibly successful, encouraging staff, students and parents in donating and/ or buying pre-loved clothes at low prices. The profits will go towards funding new Service initiatives around the College. We are hoping that next year’s Captains build on the SwOP Shop and perhaps even utilise The Studio School as a tool for future social enterprise projects. We are beyond grateful for the opportunity to make change, however small, in the community through our roles as Service Captains and General Managers of Catalyst Inc. in 2021. Zoe Johnston and Ewan Moles Year 12

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From the Sports Captains

Wow, what a year in sport it has been! The GOAT of Table Tennis, Ma Long, won his second consecutive gold medal at the 2020 Olympics. The Australian Boomers won their first ever medal at the Olympics. Jess Fox won gold in the first ever female canoe slalom event. The Olympics showed the great culture that surrounds sport, demonstrating humility, mateship, and courage. These values transferred into sport at the College and have been demonstrated by students. With the World Cups, Staff vs Students matches and the College’s interhouse sporting carnivals, Sport was a highlight at ASC this year. It started in Term 1 with the Dodgeball World Cup, which was quite an intense few weeks. Graceful dodging, dipping, ducking and diving were on display! Transitioning into Term 2, the first Staff vs Students match took place in Netball. The staff proved too good on the day and were awarded with the chocolates.

Continuing the theme of Netball, the Netball World Cup took place in Term 2. With many beginners playing, the rules were tricky to understand, but it was a ripper time. Term 3 saw the Volleyball World Cup commence, and the excitement levels spiked! The final two matches of Staff vs Students also took place, with games of Volleyball and Futsal. The Interhouse Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics Carnivals highlighted some outstanding student talents. Records were broken left, right and centre - truly remarkable feats! House spirit was brimming, and the passion and sportsmanship demonstrated by all students were first-class! Finally, we thank everyone involved with Sport at the College, especially the Health and Physical Education department and Mrs Clayton. It has been an awesome year: thank you, everyone, for your efforts. Riley Eves and Jacob Feist Year 12

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COWAN HOUSE 2021

From the Cowan House Captains

L-R: Ms Sue Watt (Head of Cowan House), Cooper Byers, Ashley Tsang

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THIS YEAR WE HAVE HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF SERVING AS COWAN HOUSE CAPTAINS, AND FORGED BONDS FOR THE REST OF OUR LIFE WITH THE WONDERFUL COWAN STUDENTS. THE COWAN SPIRIT OF PARTICIPATION SHONE BRIGHTLY AT INTERHOUSE SPORT, AND OTHER ACTIVITIES SUCH AS CHESS, QUIZ AND DEBATING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Cowan put in an awesome effort at the Interhouse Swimming Carnival. We gathered once again for the annual Cowan breakfast before the Interhouse Athletics Carnival and had a great time, with all the Year 12s coming together to run one final lap of the field. We smashed out an 80s homage medley for the Battle of the Choirs, singing Wake me up Before you Go Go, Uptown Girl and Never Gonna Give You Up.

We would like to give a massive thank you to Ms Watt, who has been so supportive of us this year, always listening and helping us, and working incredibly hard for the whole House. We will miss our meetings in Wanju with you. We also thank our wonderful House Council, which has been so enthusiastic and always willing to volunteer and lend a hand when needed. To the tutor teachers: thank you for everything you do; you are an integral part of the fantastic community we call Cowan House. We will always be grateful for the enjoyable and supportive environment in Tutor Group. It has been a great honour to be a part of Cowan over our journey at the College, and it has been a rewarding experience leading you all this year and getting to know you. We hope you continue to enjoy the Cowan House community.

Cooper Byers and Ashley Tsang Year 12

COWAN HOUSE YEARS 7-12 BACK ROW: Ethan Young, Sienna Garvey, Connor Young, Thomas Bartels, Aryan Sharma, Brodie Chapell, Tristan Clement, Mathew Harwood, Ewan Moles, James Bingham, Oliver McNamee, Joshua Bartels, Ethan Walsh, James Gant, William Tomlinson, Kanin Hoar, James Rudd FIFTH ROW: Aleesha Gillett, Jarrad Fong, Fraser Manderson, Jacob Powell, Tim De Souza, Jonathan Cheong, Zachary Jameson, Simbarashe Gundani, Hugh McGuire, Cameron Anthony, Sebastian Conley, Vatsan Suresh, Vincent Winetroube, Dele Olowookere, Noah Jones, Fletcher Baines, Lewis Bunton, Elizabeth McGuire FOURTH ROW: Isabel McKenna, Anna Wilson, Lauren Sivacolundhu, Liam Balsdon, Imogen Khinsoe, Georga Ellison, Jack Byrne, Holly Burwood, Bridget Clifton, Stephanie Payne, Dante Barrett, Olivia Halliday, Matthew Baldock, Charlotte

McNamee, Mide Olowookere, Xiang Liu, Grace Ellison, Viola Landucci, Lana Habibi THIRD ROW: Laura Duryea, Paul Olukolu, Amber Thomson-Russell, Marshall Tomlinson, Ryan Mouton, Regan Bell, Alex Mustapic, Nicole Zhang, Thenuk Wijemanne, William Russell, Toby Landau, Sammie Ward, Jorja Henrisson, Amber Lynch, Sunishka Verma, Alexander Cheong, Rachel Vujovic, Jayden Bell, Brandon Tan, Eleanor Murray SECOND ROW: Amelie Hall, Jessie Lau, Bianca Hollins, Shyam Kanagalingam, Emily Lund, Brooke Barlow, Amy Hirst, Sophie Brown, Kenneth Kim, Eleanor Burwood, Holly McGuire, William Thorne, Jeremy Grogan, Emily Harwood, Tanaka Munyikwa, Jasmine Mueller, Cara Brown, Kate Grogan, Anna Wang, Alana Sivacolundhu, Sascha Halliday, Matilda Carrie, Aidan Orlando

FRONT ROW: John Warrilow, Maya Balagopal, Sampreeti Mitra, Tyson Bortolotti, Jin Liu, Akshitha Veerla, Kate Cotham, Isabella O’Connor, Ms Lucinda Crimson, Ashley Tsang, Mrs Sue Watt, Cooper Byers, Ms Zoe Parker, Cana Jones, Zipporah Fish, Saya Quartermaine, Kelly Snow, Adam Glass, Chloe Glass, Leah Wu, Samuel Arnold ABSENT: Abdullah Ahmad, Megan Burrows, Aryan Chatrath, Isaac Faulks, Jarvis Faulks, Jade Jumeau, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Julien Ladeira, Isabella Leniartek, Caleb Letizia, Katie Metcalfe, Ryan Metlitzky, Kyan Powell, Shayla Rees, Cassie Smart, James Stachewicz, Zoe Stachewicz, Tim White, Lewis Winetroube

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From the Durack House Captains

L-R: Mr Gregory Hill (Head of Durack House), Mitch McKell, Asha McDonald

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DURACK STARTED THE YEAR OFF WITH A BANG BY WINNING THE INTERHOUSE SWIMMING CARNIVAL FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW, WITH A VALIANT EFFORT FROM ALL HOUSE MEMBERS. IT WAS HEARTWARMING TO SEE THE PARTICIPATION, TEAMWORK AND DETERMINATION FROM EVERY PERSON. WE WERE SO PROUD TO WALK AWAY WITH THE LAMBERT CUP AND THROW MR HILL INTO THE POOL ONCE MORE. THIS WAS A DEFINITE HIGHLIGHT OF OUR YEAR AS HOUSE CAPTAINS. We have always treasured the sense of community within Durack, and this year was no different, with strong participation in all interhouse activities, whether by playing, supporting or coaching. We may not have won

the Interhouse Cross Country or Athletics carnivals, but the pride and commitment from everyone were great to see. Our ‘R U OK day’ fundraiser was also a success and a way to give back to the community. The opportunity we have been given as House Captains is one that we will cherish for years to come. We have both had the chance to learn and improve so many skills in this role, such as organisation, leadership and teamwork, to name a few. We have got to know so many people, and it has been a privilege to work with everyone in Durack this year. We want to thank everybody who has assisted us throughout the year. Thank you to all our Tutor teachers and our House Council: running carnivals wouldn’t have been possible without your help. Our biggest thank you goes to Mr Hill for his constant support and guidance throughout the year. We wish our 2022 House Captains, Lucy and Izzy, and the 2022 Council the best of luck for next year and their future endeavours. We know that you will all do a fantastic job!

Asha McDonald and Mitch McKell Year 12

DURACK HOUSE YEARS 7-12 BACK ROW: Jamie Snow, Kaile Hong, Anthony Taweel, Andrew Newton, Mitchell Rogers, Zaid Muhammed, Charlie McKell, Dexter Payenberg, Lachlan Bruce, Harry Hayes, Josh Lane, Istvan Savanyo, Tristan Tan, Luke Williams, Rex Burton, Nicholas Deleanu SIXTH ROW: Charlie Allen, Alex Phillips, Jack Searle, Mason Cailes-Spence, Chris Michael, Jason Shan, Ruby Williams, Harry Watson, Tyson Neill, Hamish Hillier, Bailey Hardy, Joshua Conigliaro, Hayden Rogalasky, Matthew Drew, Alex Erceg, Jack Maxwell, Timothy Savundra FIFTH ROW: Lucy Snow, Elle Griffiths, Zoe Johnston, Finnbar Williams, Amin Arefi, Santi Chen, Deklyn Bartles, Alicia Reynolds, Robert De Kraa, George Hudson, Michelle Williams, Lupita Allen, Chloe Lane, Louis Wong, Abel Bijoy, Ava Hayes, Eschana Hilzinger-Smith, Charlise Brown

FOURTH ROW: Persis Chan, Solomon Fegan, Emilia Traverso, Ruby Fegan, Olivia Hughes, Mitchell Phillips, Eliza Hill, Sayuri Taaffe, Robert Smart, Kavya Ranaweera, Jade Wheeler, Annie Walker, Evelyn Ward, Max Westell, David Wu, Shi Wei Liang, Isabel Hughes, Ashleigh Smith, Charlotte Newton THIRD ROW: Miah Davies, Lauren Pitcher, Sarah White, Diego Bagworth, Jinning Huang, Ivan Ung, Sienna Bailey, Maxwell Cherian, Tom Smith, Jayden Chong, Katalina Savanyo, Emily Cheng, Thea Barnard, Jordan Bailey, Ella Augustin, Meena Muralidharan, Senuka Jayasekara, Rebecca Griffiths, Beth Lockwood, Tiara Heng-Chin SECOND ROW: Shi Ying Liang, Ben Schibler, Dylan Maxwell, Jing Quan Chong, Mia Jelas, Toby Jacobson, Salma Jordan, Aarti Yadav, Kaitlyn Martin, Quinntelle

Williams, Annabel Manessis, Felicity Simon, Jessica Lim, Evie Hamer-Smith, Tyler Wheeler, Dominique To, Simba Kojima, Marcus Wee, Madison Every FRONT ROW: Advait Nitin, Sienna Scahill, Annabelle Berry, Dehemi Abeysinghe, Alexis Milne, Mrs Melinda Bate, Mrs Fiona Bassett, Mr Geoffrey Rouse, Asha McDonald, Mr Gregory Hill, Mitch McKell, Mr Peter Gault, Miss Jacqui Shaw, Ms Elizabeth Bowyer, Amelie Soucik, Kate Hillier, Chloe Maxwell, Aditi Kulkarni, Sau Yu Cheung ABSENT: Asha Bruce, Jaxon Chan, Harry Hammond, Maclean Huddy, Oliver Jacobson, Lilly-May Johns, Alex Jones, Emily Koziniec, Callum Moss, Rozhin Saffar, Kate Savundra, Alex Smith, Jade Soucik, Ariana Stalley, Anand Sundaram, Cerys Webb, Trent Williams, Misaaq Yousaf

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From the Forrest House Captains

L-R: Ms Brooke Haendel (Head of Forrest House), Kelsey Biddulph, Tara Mishra

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THIS YEAR HAS BEEN FILLED WITH MANY OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES, AND SUCCESSES. AS THE FORREST HOUSE CAPTAINS, WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN ABLE TO LEAD FORREST THROUGH A POSITIVE AND SPIRIT-FILLED YEAR. Forrest has continued to be a welcoming and supportive community, bringing an enthusiastic attitude to Tutor Group, House events and competitions. It has been an honour being able to work together and interact with all year groups. We have valued building relationships and enjoying time spent together, whether it be singing together in the choir, playing games in Tutor Group or on the oval at Interhouse sport! One of our goals this year was to increase the level of awareness around the tremendous organisation Wheelchairs for Kids. We continued to support the invaluable work they do for communities around the world. Wheelchairs for Kids is a not-for-profit volunteer-based organisation that provides wheelchairs for children in under-resourced and remote communities in Australia and around the world. As well as promoting can and bottle collections

we also held a fundraiser, Waffles for Wheelchairs, where we sold homemade waffles on the common. We appreciated the great support from members of our Forrest family members who have generously collected, donated, and recycled cans and bottles. A very special thank you to the Maintenance staff who generously donated much scrap metal to the cause. We would like to sincerely thank the members of the 2021 Forrest House Council! They have been such an amazing group of people and have supported us through everything we did. We would not have been able to achieve all that we have without them. We would also like to thank Ms Haendel for all the support and guidance she has provided us within our roles. To the Forrest Tutors: we have valued your encouragement and understanding. Finally, congratulations to all members of the Forrest House family; it’s been a fantastic year and one to be proud of. We appreciate everything each of you contributes to the House in your own special way. We are proud to be passing on the legacy of Forrest to the 2022 House Captains, Toni and Ashton, who we know will continue to make Forrest the wonderful House it is.

Tara Mishra and Kelsey Biddulph Year 12

FORREST HOUSE YEARS 7-12 BACK ROW: Rehan Pulikot, John Condidorio, Noah Cross, Aidan Frazer, Liam Fukumoto, Shaurya Kaushal, Ben Biddulph, Adam Charlton, Thomas Gerovich, Charlie Wilkinson, Miles Renkema, William Mulcahy, Lachlan Jarvis, Ben Fell-Smith, Ashton Collins, Aditya Ullas Chandran, Violet Wellisch FIFTH ROW: Dylan Lim, Ebony Cox, Emma Bakkers, Atiyyah Patel, Austin Janssens, Samuel Frossos, Louis Walkden, Katie Biddulph, Eva Texler, Nicholas Mulcahy, Pacome De Salve Villedieu, Alexander Brustur, Matthew Gerovich, Matthew Mulcahy, James Walker, Ryan Stuart, Chongchong Ye, Aynesch Mayurathan FOURTH ROW: Declan Pauline, Ayush Atre, Charlotte Lim, Vevina Yang, Jayden Gregory, Claudia Marsh, Toni Aniyi, Addy Chambers, Shania Franchina, Dushan Yatigammane, Daniel Haynes, Holly Baker,

Jogitheshwar Shivakumar, Sophia Charlton, Pavin Choawiwat, Sarah Gerovich, Hannah Rennick, Aiman Fayyaz, Phoebe Jarvis THIRD ROW: Samara Ainge, Casey Leung, Amy Falconer, Jackson Bright, Cooper Hawley, Jaden Thesman, Jet Noonan, Nawaal Junaid, Aimee Willis, Tunmise Aniyi, Aisha Davis, Estella Glencross, Caitlin Brown, Toby Wilson, Julius Clegg, Christie Leung, Aaron Ravi, Samantha Smith, Elliot Sarmidi, Pritika Sharma SECOND ROW: Ved Pulikot, Madeline Ong, Aliah Shahabuddin, Keira McDonald, KC Leevers, Nishchal Tatavarthi, Riya Singh, Kailee McCormick, Joy Heng, Jazmia Dykman, Mia Vine, Mayeul De Salve Villedieu, Rohan Singh, Michael Gerovich, Ashton Yu, Michelle Thesman, Alison Smith, Abbey Passaris, Eva Leung, Olivia Sibly, Jacob Rosenqvist, Helena Ye, Xander Thomas, Raphie Benjamin

FRONT ROW: Zoe Vassallo, Isla McDonald, Mitchell Wilson, Tejas Morisetty, Katherine Kucharski, Ms Hayley Wellington, Mr James Pengelley, Mr Russ Haxby, Tara Mishra, Ms Brooke Haendel, Kelsey Biddulph, Mr Adam Goor, Ms Janet Dowling, Ms Hannah Mast, Ella Walden, Nokutenda Mavhondo, Conor Stevens, Safeera Patel, Isabella Podesta ABSENT: Ruby Adams, Daniel Chee, Xiaoyu Chen, Callum Cleave, Leah Collins, Tiana Dykman-Mippy, Emily Geha, Wiremu Green, Thomas Haynes, Blake Lansley, Wade Lansley, Jace Liew, Ollie MacGill, Charlotte Parker, Anieka Prasad, Maahin Raina, Cameron Renkema, Hunter Shaw, Kyle Stuart, Lachlan Walden, Tiahna Websdale, Zoe Wilkinson, Taj Wright, Jasmine York, Sophia Young

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From the Murdoch House Captains

L-R: Mrs Christine Kroeger (Head of Murdoch House), Madhav Rajesh, Holly Attwater

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THEY SAY TIME FLIES WHEN YOU’RE HAVING FUN, AND WE CAN’T BELIEVE A WHOLE YEAR AS MURDOCH HOUSE CAPTAINS HAS COME TO AN END ALREADY. Just when we thought WA was in the clear from COVID-19 restrictions, the start of our 2021 school year was delayed a week which threw many of our favourite events, like our Pasar Malam crêpe stall and Year 7 Transition Day, out of the window. But, as we learnt in 2020, we can swiftly adapt our plans when restrictions hit, and we were still able to welcome and bring our Year 7s together with the Easter Egg Hunt. To raise funds for The Salvation Army in place of the Pasar Malam, we organised Murdoch’s first-ever bake sale in Term 2. This showed our amazing House spirit and collaboration, with many cakes and biscuits supplied by Murdoch staff and students. In Term 3, we held our annual Murdoch Pizza Fundraiser for Rebound WA, and we sold 140 pizzas! We take this opportunity to thank our council, who all played a massive part in ensuring our fundraisers and House activities ran so smoothly. Throughout this year, we have loved witnessing and supporting our Murdoch peers to engage wholeheartedly in all

House events, whether it be Interhouse Debating, Interhouse Sport or Battle of the Choirs. Even though we didn’t get too high on the leader boards at the carnivals, it was encouraging to see every Murdoch student giving their all to each event and cheering each other on. We want to give a huge thank you to Mrs Kroeger for being an outstanding Head of House. We have valued her constant support and words of wisdom directing us through this crazy year, and we have learnt such valuable life skills from her. And to the Tutors: thank you for encouraging everyone to get involved with House activities and for guiding us during our years in the Senior School. Finally, we want to thank all the Murdoch students. We have been blown away by the commitment and enthusiasm you have shown this year, whether it be by putting your hand up to for interhouse competitions, donating food to the food drive and bake sale, or putting 100% effort into all carnivals. Because of your involvement, Murdoch House continues to have a positive and welcoming culture, and we have been incredibly proud to be your Captains.

Holly Attwater and Madhav Rajesh Year 12

MURDOCH HOUSE YEARS 7-12 BACK ROW: Trey Pirini, Sam Johnson, Spencer Jones, Campbell Bright, Aidan Lindsay, Jacob Gray, Tyler McPhee, Smith Blaxell, Jamé Speechley, Ijerioluwa Mejiuni, Josh Day, Mitchell Loxton, Josh Bovell, Zakaria Ebrahim, Silas Butler, Thomas Stone, Ash Zhang SIXTH ROW: Caitlin Attwater, Lauren McVeigh, Ben Tang, Lara Levichkina, Ella Riches, Izzy Lindsay, Lucas Ho, Samantha Shenton, Kaiya McPhee, Joshua Chin, Zeke Hart, Patrick Jones, Ross Miller, Royce Li, Harshy Raffel, Kian Hart, Scarlett McVeigh, Aiden Snook FIFTH ROW: Eliza Gauci, Ethan Lance, Banisha Sekhon, Andy Zhou, Gabrielle Ho, Phoebe Prescott, Liam O’Keefe, Lachlan Pearce, William Carruthers, Ethan Hipper, Remi Pearce, Caelan Lu, Ayden Hipper, Daniel Adesina, Shray Patel, Jaide McPhee, Lewis Gray, Audrey Shan, EJ Tan

FOURTH ROW: Aaliyah Kadir, Mischa Koh, Hazel Miller, Riley Snook, Song Lee, Marlon Yie, Felicia Ho, Paula Krause, Jarrah Gleadell, Jessica Black, Anna Gray, Jack Augustin, Jess Luff, Bridget Ellement, Justine Ellement, Abbey Parker, Caitie Arbery, Daniel Mah, Aimee Moody, Olivia Boulton THIRD ROW: Makayla Kadir, Amelia Luff, Zoe Dallimore, Ben Mah, Amelia Harris, Gayatri Dantale, Lara Naylor Zambrano, Genevieve Ho, Olivia Clinckers, Charlotte Clinckers, Stephanie Bovell, Kimberley Stone, Rachel Cole, Ithe Jeevanadan, Irene Jatmatama, Jack Goddard, Tiana Schipper, Keeley Baldock, Marinah Ebrahim, Sarah Boulton, Joycelyn Wong SECOND ROW: Asha Hart, Rohan O’Dwyer, Niya Jeevanadan, Ashley Lance, Ash Schipper, Alia Salgado, Sienna Giuffre, Mia Millward, Shannon Miller, Jacob Covic,

Joshua Witbooi, Charlie Harris, Erin Miller, Stella Hermawan, James Parker, Abhinav Kolachana, Amelia O’Keefe, Kevin Tang, Christian Liu, Matthew Mondello, Sophie Johnson FRONT ROW: Madison Kent, Ebonnie Knight, Jordan Cooper, Rohan Patel, Ms Kate Bottomley, Mrs Jeanette Sealy, Mrs Kay von Dietze, Mrs Emily Taylor, Madhav Rajesh, Mrs Christine Kroeger, Holly Attwater, Mr Gordon Gatti, Mrs Natasha Saunders, Miss Stacey Fairhead, Ryan Rakuscek, Jake Hermawan, Chris Goddard, Taryn Lee, Emelia Theseira ABSENT: Connor Attwater, Kyle Black, Amos Butler, Alex Ellement, Liam Finneran, Angela Loxton, Reuben Rivalland, Callum Stickells, Yohan Sylva, Callum Tang

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From the O’Connor House Captains

L-R: Mr Oliver Beath (Head of O’Connor House), Luc Latino, Sophie Smith

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BEFORE OUR OFFICIAL LEADERSHIP BEGAN, WE SAT DOWN AND WROTE A VISION STATEMENT: “AS O’CONNOR HOUSE CAPTAINS WE WILL COMBINE OUR STRENGTHS TO SUPPORT O’CONNOR WITH PRIDE AND PERSEVERANCE.” THIS SENTIMENT FOLLOWED US THROUGHOUT OUR TIME AS CAPTAINS AND WAS THE DRIVER WE NEEDED TO HAVE SUCH AN INCREDIBLE YEAR. Our main goal for 2021 was to fill every lane. We highlighted this on our arrival back at school in Term 1. Everyone put in a huge effort, achieving third place in the Interhouse Swimming Carnival as we attained this goal. Our House spirit didn’t end there. O’Connor continued to battle it out in Interhouse Quiz, Spelling and Debating, doing a spectacular job on the way. We were the only House in 2021 to never forfeit at Interhouse Sport – well done superstars!

Term 2 was an eventful one for O’Connor. We won the Senior School Interhouse Cross Country! Even though for us these interhouse events are not about winning, it was a great recognition of the amazing commitment and talent of O’Connor members. Thank you to everyone who put their name down for events, showed up or filled in last minute. And thanks to our awesome House Council for all your collaboration and hard work this year – legendary. We also thank Mr Beath. The support, mentorship, and energy he has shown not only to us but to the house, were highly appreciated and felt by all of us. O’Connor would not be the same without him. Lastly, we say good luck to next year’s O’Connor House Captains, Elly Gardner and Dylan Marriott (Year 11). We have total faith in you and wish you all the best for 2022. …and don’t forget: it’s an honour to be in O’Connor!

Luc Latino and Sophie Smith Year 12

O’CONNOR HOUSE YEARS 7-12 BACK ROW: Chen Jeffrey, Christopher Doak, Eric He, Dylan Marriott, Eli Gasmier, Matthew Tomlinson, Stephen Clarke, Riley Eves, Alexander Doig, Angus Balloch, Drew Whittington, Ethan Walker, Tyler Baird, Steele Baker, Harry Laycock, Madison Bourne SIXTH ROW: Georgia Stone, Will Robinson, Campbell Simpson, Aaron Masaryk, Eli Keenan, Isabel Duncanson, Quinn Brands, Dylan Baker, Hunter Stone, Henry Jones, Holly Shackleton, Tashie Baker, Noah Dean, Surya Kanan, Amrit Jessy, Elley Dymond, Mitch Robinson FIFTH ROW: Ayona Basu, Joseph Harrison, Samuel Wallis, James Kemble, Xavier Damonse, Elly Gardner, Georgia Blackbeard, Nathan Adcock, Kevin Chen, Elijah Siebel, Hayden Rajmohan, Dylan Leeder, Emily Arney, Jasmine Kooner, Seth Subasinghe, Emily Masaryk, Anthony Prasad, Jade Destremau

FOURTH ROW: Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Rebecca Lee, Ben Heatley, Sam Harban, Ruby Hartnett, Luke Tomlinson, Divya Josey, Caitlin Naylor, Hannah Greaves, Aleisha Nelson, Brooke Ahrens, Blake Capewell, Kirrilee Missen, Amberley Baker, Emma Douglas, Clara Elezovich, Mia Lowe, Catherine Cheng, Stephanie Mischke THIRD ROW: Jess Ferris, Kerry Cao, Poppy Stark, Oliver Dudley, Cooper O’Malley, Dylan Lim, Rithvik Simhadri, Joanne Zheng, Maya Marriott, Samuel Adeleye, Georgia Dartnall, Chloe Harrison, Ashleigh Gurr, Aidan Gurr, Jayden Pope, Stacie Purdy, Ayush Sarin, Marcus Guzman, Autumn Baker, Joy Kim SECOND ROW: Unathi Mahlangu, Zoey Chia, Zaina Abou El-Alamein, Finlay Mischke, Adam Nelson, Amanda Tang, Isabel Hiew-Tombs, Hana Abou ElAlamein, Anna He, Samantha Prasad, Lily

Kettle, Jayden Kleyweg, Emma Burton, Michael Beahan Warman, Halle Douglas, Ananya Malani, Holly Harban, Hayley Kleyweg, Amelia Winzar FRONT ROW: Astrid Ravn, Rohail Ibrahim, Ruby Marriott, Emily Parratt, Jamie Kim, Mr Bradley Middleton, Mrs Kaye Johns, Mrs Rahni Hooker, Luc Latino, Mr Oliver Beath, Sophie Smith, Ms Samantha Rees, Ms Kellie Knoblauch, Ms Angela Schoen, Manelisi Mahlangu, Ruthie Ong, Stephanie Masaryk, Jake Heatley, Eden Penty ABSENT: Rohan Balloch, Madison Coles, Matthew Craig, Jessica Eames, Jet Jeffrey, Rohan Kooner, Mariana Kumar, Rachel Lee, Joseph Levin, Chenelle Liyanage, Rafael Martinez, Jorji Money, Madeleine Peterson, Abhinav Rathore, Charley Stark, Hayden Watkinson

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From the Stirling House Captains

L-R: Ms Amber Stieber (Head of Stirling House), Izzy Jeminson, Eliana Hullett

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LEADING STIRLING HAS BEEN SUCH A REWARDING EXPERIENCE, AND WE ARE SO PROUD OF ALL WE’VE ACCOMPLISHED TOGETHER THIS YEAR! Some highlights were securing two wins and a second place at the Interhouse Cross Country, Athletics and Swimming Carnivals, respectively. We were so impressed with the level of energy and participation at these events; success couldn’t have been achieved without the Stirling House spirit at an all-time high! The success of our classic Beyond Blue Bake Sale was a credit to Stirling’s spirit, providing an excellent opportunity for our council and students to work together in raising funds and awareness for mental health. We were also successful in Interhouse Sport, Chess, Debating, and Quiz – it’s hard to choose highlights when it has all been such fun!

As well as the regular House Captain duties, our favourite memories include bonding with the younger year groups and spending time with such a variety of people. It has been a privilege to get to know so many new faces and watch their personalities shine through within our little community. We hope we have been able to continue the supportive, happy and comfortable environment that is the Stirling legacy. As the end of 2021 approaches, we feel extremely grateful for the opportunity to lead the best House with the best students. We’re so lucky to have been part of the Stirling family throughout our time at ASC, and could not have had such a wonderful year without the support of Miss Stieber, the Tutor teachers and our amazing House Council. We wish the best of luck to Ellie and Fin next year – they will smash it!

Eliana Hullett and Izzy Jeminson Year 12

STIRLING HOUSE YEARS 7-12 BACK ROW: Nick Sacca, Cooper Boyd, James Johnson, Taj Crofts, Finlay Balding, Felix Torralbo Straton, James Burling, Jacob Feist, James Hodgen, Liam Doherty, Myles Keeffe, Oliver Wright, Ben Robinson, Hassan Zuhair, Jacob Skender, Alex Sacca, Ben Davies FIFTH ROW: Ashton Thum, Sophie Sheridan, Riley Butson, Lara Bussell, Alek Narozny, Darcy Smith, Oliver Kirkby, Sean Ngeow, Lani Robinson, Sean Rohani, Anderson Gare, Joshua Fernandez, Ridley Babich, Amber McNair, Aiden Thum, Emily Turner, Kayli Bussell, Aamir Patankar FOURTH ROW: Asha Reany, Evan Bonner, Abdul Rizwan, Amy Smith, Sashana Burling, Jamie Ganeson-Oats, Kereen He, Victoria Sandford, Vienne Seneque, Harrison Ion, Fraser Kearney, Matthew El-Salamani,

Georgie Blevin, David Duff, Rodrigo Goncalves de Azevedo, Jas Jowett, Christa Templeman, Dylan Sikorski, Holly Cammarano THIRD ROW: Paramie Perera, Adeola Adeoye, Monet Williams, Rose Fereday, Josh Wright, Aaron Ooi, Jared Fallon, Alana Levingston, Sienna Robinson, Lotte George, Alyssa Unwin, Mia Crofts, Alyssa Narozna, Nikita Arun, Ellie Polglase, Adrian Chavez Nahui, Lucas Trim, Ashling Kearney, Leila Balcombe, Kaiya Sikorska SECOND ROW: Olivia Loke, Anya Prithivi Raj, Nicole Li, Alexander Hunt, Emily Ji, Hiruni Perera, Caitlyn Trim, Harry Shen, Daniella Roeves, Aun Mohammad, Andrew Chen, Alysha Pascoe, Liam Miller, Matthew Zatella, Megan Smith, Grace Reinecke, Georgia Dolley, Zoe Langstone, Penelope Duff, Rhys Miller, Grace Simons

FRONT ROW: Eva Small, Charlotte Bailey, Jorja South, Jayden Ooi, Aedan Bailey, Suzanne Thomas, Holly Fernandez, Eliana Hullett, Ms Louise Elscot, Mr Wayne Giles, Miss Mona Khosraviani, Izzy Jeminson, Eli Saratsis, Michael Reinecke, Kay Lynn Leong, Scarlett Spencer-James, Michelle Anna Thomas, Mallika Mai, Haley Woo ABSENT: Adeolu Adeoye, Elyshia Gault, Ishaan Gopalan, Sienna Gorman, Elizabeth Grierson, Annika Haslemore, Lehan Hendeniya, Bailey Hullett, Laylah JamesKemp, Sienna Keeffe, Joshua Kelly, Tyler Kirkby, Yogi Kumar, Isabella Lansbury, Austin Matthews, Sahlia Monie, Ryan Moore, Ahren Padayachee, Cody Perry, Zayn Rizwan, Tim Scanlon, Scanlon Shen, Ella Skewes, Sienna Smith, Tahlia Stone, Jagaan Sundar, Hugh Wilson, Kate Zatella

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ALTHOUGH 2020 WAS A YEAR THAT WAS LIKE NO OTHER, 2021 STARTED TO LOOK LIKE IT WOULD SHAPE UP TO BE THE SAME. WHILST IT IS CERTAINLY TRUE THAT COVID-19 CAST ITS SHADOW OVER MANY OF THE ACTIVITIES WE HAD PLANNED, WE WERE STILL ABLE TO RUN A RANGE OF ACTIVITIES THAT CELEBRATED ALL THAT IS ENGLISH. A SELECTION OF THESE IS OUTLINED BELOW.

WORDS ON THE COMMON Our year started with a new initiative as part of the College’s 40th anniversary to showcase and celebrate student voices. Called Words on The Common, students performed a number of spoken pieces in front of a live audience of parents, teachers and fellow students on a balmy evening on 25 March. From performing monologues to reciting their own poems, we had students from Years 7 to 12 impressing all who had gathered in The Common on that evening. It was wonderful to see an event that amplified and celebrated students’ voices in so many different ways. We were also treated to a memorable performance by our guest MC Scott-Patrick Mitchell, a Western Australian writer and multiple award-winning slam poet. The event certainly affirmed how much talent we have in our student community, if we give them a chance to shine. We plan to run a similar event early next year.

E-PORTFOLIOS 2021 saw many students in their English classes developing and perfecting their e-Portfolios. The Year 8s developed their “About Me” page, the Year 9 students recorded their experiences and capabilities from their time on OLP camp, and the Year 10s included reflections on how they developed their capabilities through activities and experiences in school and in the wider community. These e-Portfolios are becoming even more essential in our modern world, not only providing a record of student experiences and capabilities, but also serving as a powerful resource for university applications and/or employment beyond the College.

BELL SHAKESPEARE INCURSION We were excited to be able to run the Bell Shakespeare incursion for our younger students this year, as we had to cancel this experience due to COVID-19 in 2020. It is always a popular event as actors from the Bell Shakespeare Theatre Company take students through an interactive and engaging ‘tour’ of the world of Shakespeare. Our Year 9 students were treated to a performance of Such Sweet Sorrow – a look at the ways in which the Romeo & Juliet story has reverberated across the ages – and our Year 10 students took part in Macbeth: the Tragedy – a detailed look at Shakespearean tragedy. It is important that students are invited into the world of Shakespeare in a way that enables them to see the beauty and wonder of his work rather than just an ‘old play to study’.

LITERACY MENTORS A key part of the College’s Service Learning program is the Literacy Mentors program where a number of students volunteer to help students in Years 3 and 4 with their reading development. This year, in a new initiative, our Year 10 Empowerment class was involved on a fortnightly basis in working with and developing the reading abilities of younger readers in the Junior School. Whilst it was a great opportunity for the younger students to engage with and learn from their older peers, it was also a way to empower our Year 10 students to take on a leadership role in encouraging a love of reading in all students.

Mr Peter Langford-Smith Head of English

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AS WE SKIM AND SCAN OUR YEARBOOKS IN YEARS TO COME, I AM SURE WE WILL REFLECT ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF 2021 FOR THE CHALLENGES AND IMPACTS OF THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC AND, CLOSER TO HOME, THE VERY DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES OF BORDER CLOSURES, LIVING FREELY, SOCIAL ISOLATION, MASKS AND LOCKDOWN IN AUSTRALIA. WE SUPPORT OUR EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITIES ON THE EAST COAST WHO HAVE BORNE THE STRAIN OF ONLINE SCHOOLING - SUCH A BALANCING ACT MANAGING THE CURRICULUM, PASTORAL CARE AND PERSONAL WELLBEING. The Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) Department has relished the opportunity in 2021 to take students out into the community again after the lifting of COVID restrictions. This has meant the return of exciting learning opportunities outside the All Saints’ campus, such as the St George’s Cathedral excursion and City Experience for the Year 8s, a trip to the Central Law Courts for Year 9s, and the Year 11 History visit to the Holocaust Institute of WA. Humanities teachers have also brought authentic learning experiences to students in the classroom, whether it be Mock Trials, the Year 7 Christmas Market, or visiting Members of Parliament. A particular highlight was Project Utopia in Year 7, where students had the opportunity to contribute to the design process for the new Fremantle Port development as part of their sustainability studies. The Year 10 end-ofyear HASS+ exhibition continues to be a high point, with students able to showcase a unique project of their own choice – this year we saw everything from a mock murder trial to a home-built computer! The modus operandi of the HASS Department is to embrace current events, and the 2021 news cycle provided fertile ground for our classes, whether it was examining the impacts of COVID on democracy and the global supply chain, investigating the federal budget, or analysing the growth and impact of conspiracy theories. While the departure of Donald Trump from the US presidency

has given us less to talk about in Politics and Law classes, the Australian context continues to provide nutritious fodder for all our classes. The Department is particularly sad to farewell two long-serving staff members this year. Mrs Debra White was appointed in 2008, specialising in Geography. In addition to several senior pastoral roles, Mrs White has brought her passion and knowledge to countless Geography and Humanities classes, and her collegiality and wisdom will be missed. Mrs Kay von Dietze has been at the College since 2007, most recently as Coordinator of Religion, Philosophy, and Social Justice. Mrs von Dietze has made an enormous contribution to the spiritual and ethical education of generations of All Saints’ students, and has single-handedly built a Religion & Philosophy and Life Skills curriculum for the College. While she has contributed significantly to pastoral care programs such as Peer Support across the College, Mrs von Dietze has been appreciated in the Humanities Department for her humanity, patience, and hard work. We offer thanks to our wonderful HASS teaching staff who all have a generous heart and are willing to strive above and beyond to make the learning in HASS fun, meaningful and hope filled. Ms Trish Harris and Mr Ben Basell Head of HASS and HASS teacher

LANGUAGES

LANGUAGES AT ALL SAINTS’ COLLEGE CONTINUE TO GROW AND DEVELOP WITH NEW INITIATIVES AND PROGRAMS BEING IMPLEMENTED ACROSS ALL YEAR LEVELS TO PROMOTE THE VALUE AND SKILLS OF ACQUIRING A NEW LANGUAGE. SHAPING OUR STUDENTS INTO GLOBAL CITIZENS IS WHERE OUR FOCUS LIES. In a society which is becoming more diverse, “the ability to see through ‘another cultural filter’ provides opportunities to deepen and question one’s perspectives, and thus make more mature decisions when dealing with others” (Fennes and Hapgood, 1996). Learning a language is an effective outlet that enhances our students’ cultural intelligence by equipping them with the skills to navigate our diverse community and the global business world.

Highlights of collaborative learning projects. With the view of developing our students’ global competencies, the Year 9 students of French, as well as the Year 9 and 10 students of Chinese, linked their school projects with real life experiences.

YEAR 9 FRENCH:

HOMELESSNESS PROJECT

The students based their research on the following inquiry question - How might we reach out to each other and the community around us to help those in need? – to explore the issue of Homelessness as part of Goal 1 of the United Nations Sustainable Goals – Poverty. The aim of the project was to raise students’ awareness on the conditions of the homeless in Australia and in France. Since our College has a strong affiliation with the Salvation Army, we called upon the organisation to help guide the students in devising a product that will cater for the different clientele that comes through their various doors searching for help.

YEAR 9 CHINESE:

DREAMTIME STORY PROJECT

During NAIDOC week, the Year 9 Chinese students used their ICT skills to produce and narrate a Chinese version trailer of the Dreamtime story, How the birds get their colours?. This project presented students with an opportunity to develop an understanding and to reflect on the First Nations culture and its connection to the land.

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ZERO HUNGER PROJECT

The Year 10 students of Chinese worked on a project that revolved around the notion that food is an essential cultural part of the Chinese community. The aim of this project was to increase the participation rate of ASC’s Chinese community in our two programs, Feeding Friendzy and P & F Cook Up. These programs are part of The Salvation Army’s food relief program, linking us back to the theme, and Global Goals 2 – Zero Hunger.

Living the language beyond the classroom. In the absence of Exchange Programs, our language students embarked on a discovery of culture on our doorstep. In addition to our annual Languages Week celebration, incursions and excursions provided students with a chance to be immersed into different aspects of language learning. As part of their curriculum, the Year 11 students of Italian went on an excursion to Fremantle to see the influence and contribution of the Italians to that area. All dressed up in Japanese graduation gowns, the 2021 class celebrated the last year of their Japanese studies with a formal tea ceremony. Throughout the year, Years 9 to 12 students of French attended various excursions including the French Film Festival, lunch in the Swan Valley at Maison St-Honoré and a visit to the French school, 123 Soleil. As we end the year on a high note, we pay tribute to our Italian, Japanese and French 2021 graduating class for their commitment to their language learning. The Languages team is proud of their success and to have imparted our passion to this group of students. We wish them well as they continue their journey into the next chapter of their life.

Mrs Pamela Chu Yu Chee Head of Languages

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2021 HAS BEEN A YEAR OF CONSOLIDATION AND GROWTH IN NEXUS, OUR COMBINED LIBRARY AND INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) SERVICES. BEGINNING THE YEAR WITH A PHASE OF HOME LEARNING MADE FOR A CHALLENGING AND MEMORABLE START, WITH TRADITIONAL BEGINNING-OF-YEAR ROUTINES DISRUPTED, AND INNOVATION TO THE FORE. Hundreds of student and staff laptops were prepared and delivered in time for learning to commence, with some laptops delivered in person by the Vice-Principal! A new and innovative method of preparing laptops for use without direct TSC (Technology Support Centre) input meant students and staff could quickly and easily get started with all of the software installed. This shift was the result of hours of preparation, and put our students in a position to commence learning and receive support remotely for any issues they faced.

SPACES The modern library is more than a repository of resources. Nexus is a welcoming space where people want to engage with and access resources they need. It is personal, it is collaborative, it is relaxing and inviting. Our spaces cater for all demands, with a silent study area, a quiet classroom area which has also evolved as the supervised learning centre for students taking assessments who require extra time, individual and smallgroup study rooms, a conference table area and a collaborative space that often has the feel of a bustling coffee shop! With the installation of a vending machine outside and a new high-table, we are set to expand further to include more fluidly the immediately accessible outdoor spaces as a part of Nexus. The CAVE (Creative Audio Visual Environment) has evolved underneath Nexus-S as an exciting option for students to get creative with audio and visual and will continue to grow as a space for the community to utilise as a green screen studio option.

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to quality, personalised service for our community. Our Class of 2020 Nexus Interns – Jared Walkemeyer (Semester 1) and Avanti Dantale (Semester 2) – have had a major impact in supporting the team and serving our community. Students now have access to a wider range of materials, blending the traditional with the modern, including new digital cameras, microphones for recording podcasts, VR cameras, VR headsets, projectors and more!

STUDENT AGENCY Students are central to our services. Orienting our services and spaces to their needs naturally leads to involving them in decisions and ongoing innovation in the Nexus spaces. 2021 saw the implementation of one of our goals, to establish an advisory committee of students who have been given a significant part of the budget to spend on choosing print resources for students. This group, providing a student voice for what they want to read and access in our space, is led by our Nexus Research Specialist Mr Brad Middleton, together with our Nexus Assistants who work as part of The Agency.

TECHNOLOGY VISION This year saw the development, in collaboration with all areas of the College, of a vision for using technology. We believe technology enables us to provide learning experiences that are: Personalised – students are at the heart; Connected – students are future-ready; Authentic – student learning is maximised with technology; and, Creative – students devise solutions.

Mr Greg Port

Director of Learning Technologies

MATHEMATICS

THE WORLD IS VERY DIFFERENT TODAY FROM 20 OR EVEN 10 YEARS AGO, AND IS CHANGING AT AN EVER-INCREASING RATE. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT EDUCATION KEEPS EVOLVING TO ENSURE OUR STUDENTS ARE PROVIDED WITH THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES TO ATTAIN THEIR GOALS. At All Saints’ College, we provide the option for students to progress in mathematics commensurate with their ability. Some students are now opting to study mathematics at a point well above their age level. Our goal over time is to tailor the Australian Curriculum courses to fit the aspirations of each student.

SUCCESS This year, results in several competitions and challenges consolidated our position as a leading school in mathematics. In the Have Sum Fun competitions held in Western Australia we finished in first place in all the Senior School competitions – Years 7/8 (Felicia Ho, Jessie Lau, Tejas Morisetty, Xavier Smith, Callum Tang, Ivan Ung), Years 9/10 (Kerry Cao, Jing Quan Chong, Ben Tang, Aaliyah Kadir, Shaurya Kaushal, Jason Shan) and Years 11/12 (Nikita Arun, Julius Clegg, Xiaoyu Chen, Lucas Ho, Michelle Thesman, Madhav Rajesh). In the Computational and Algorithmic Thinking competition, Xiaoyu Chen and Julius Clegg (Year 11) both achieved High Distinctions with perfect scores! Zeke Hart (Year 10) and Lucas Ho (Year 12) were recipients of Distinction certificates. In the Australian Mathematics Competition, three students – Xiaoyu Chen (Year 11), Julius Clegg (Year 11) and Adam Nelson (Year 7) – were awarded prizes which are awarded only to the top 0.3% of students Australia wide. Adam also achieved a High Distinction in the International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) along with Ben Tang from Year 9. The ICAS was also a great success in 2021, with 65 students from Years 7 to 12 sitting the paper in September. Thirty students received an award of Distinction or higher, with High Distinctions achieved by Adam

Nelson (Year 7) and Ben Tang (Year 9), placing them in the top 1% of all students. In the Western Australian Junior Olympiad (WAJO), Senuka Jayasakera and Ben Tang (Year 9) received Individual Merit certificates, whilst Ben, Senuka, Kerry Cao and Jing Quan Chong (Year 9) received the prestigious Special Team Excellence Award for an Outstanding Result. Of special note are Xiaoyu’s perfect score and Gold Award in the Senior Maths Contest, as well as a Gold Award in the Australian Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) where he achieved the second-top score in WA. He was subsequently invited as a Senior to the December School of Excellence, to which only 25 students Australia wide are invited. This year’s School of Excellence will be Xiaoyu’s last opportunity to be selected for the International Mathematics Olympiad team, a team of six students that represents Australia internationally in the “Olympics of Mathematics” for secondary students. He has a very strong chance of being selected this year, and we wish him every success as he battles it out for one of only six positions. He received a Special Prize at this year’s WAJO Award ceremony to recognise his achievements this year in these two (AMC and AMO) competitions. We are constantly looking for ways in which we can measure our performance as a school by entering these competitions and challenges. None of this would be possible without the tireless efforts of our Competition Coordinator Mrs Monique Ellement and Ms Hannah Mast. Both are outstanding educators with a passion to inspire students.

Mr Phil Brockbank

Head of Mathematics

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PROPELLER INDUSTRIES

NOW FIVE YEARS OLD, PROPELLER INDUSTRIES HAD ITS BEST YEAR YET IN 2021, ALL THANKS TO DEDICATED STAFF AND STUDENTS WHO SEEK AND SEE OPPORTUNITIES.

INNOVAT[ED] The Year 7 Team embedded Innovat[ED] into the curriculum, linking it to Science, HASS and English. Each Innovat[ED] project empowered students to develop their Capabilities, at the same time designing projects related to their classroom learning while providing solutions to real-world problems for real-world audiences. Project Utopia connected with the real world as Year 7s were given an opportunity to collaborate with the Future of Fremantle Planning Committee in the redesign of the Fremantle Port area. This culminated in an inspiring morning where parents and experts had the opportunity to talk with students about their design ideas. Year 8s were also given the opportunity to choose their Innovat[ED] projects for a term, or even the whole year. Empowering them with choice led to our best engagement yet, with students making a positive difference for our Service partners: The Salvation Army, RAAFA, Amana Living, and the Uthando Project.

Propeller was home to two electives this year: Global Goals and STEM, and the new Leadership and Innovation elective. Both electives focused on student agency and developing their capabilities as students designed projects around their interests. Global Goals and STEM set out to empower students to design projects to address the 2030 UN Sustainable Development Goals in our communities. In Leadership and Innovation, students were able to earn a Certificate II in Business whilst learning real-world business skills. Some took on the challenge of mentoring Year 6 business buddies, and this led to some inspiring new businesses to launch in Runway.

RUNWAY POP-UP-SHOP

We continued to seek ways to connect Precious Plastic to the curriculum and community. Aedan Bailey (Year 8) and Thomas Haynes (Year 9) are our Precious Plastic ambassadors and, along with Enterprise Captain Ashley Lance (Year 12) and Jordan Cooper (Year 8), they led the Precious Plastic demonstration at the Fremantle Farmers Market.

Runway Pop-up Shop opened in the CPA foyer in Term 2, with regular sales through Wanju Café. Years 9 and 10 students from the Leadership and Innovation elective helped manage Runway across the year. New in 2021 was the hosting a market in Wanju each term, with all businesses donating 10–20% of their sales to a Service partner of their choice. Our biggest moment was the public debut of Runway at Fremantle Farmers Market at Fremantle College. Ellen Smith (Class of 2020 and Enterprise Captain), now a Fogarty Scholar at UWA, returned to work alongside 2021 Enterprise Captain Ashley Lance and 2022 Enterprise Captain Samara Ainge.

SUSTAINABLE FOOD ASAP

SUSTAINABILITY CLUB

We officially named and created signage for our aquaponics space: Sustainable Food ASAP (All Saints’ Aquaponics). Thanks to the ongoing efforts of Ms Catherine Donnelly, other staff and a team of students, the Aquaponics and Sustainable Food Project became a cross-curricular resource and cross-College project.

Sustainability Club continued to be a cross-College club, with students from Years 3 to 12 coming each week to connect over their interest in sustainability. Some Senior School students designed and led workshops, whilst Junior School students pursued their own projects.

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PROPELLER 9/10 ELECTIVES

Ms Laura Strentz Head of Propeller Industries

SCIENCE

2021 WAS A HUGELY SUCCESSFUL AND ENJOYABLE ONE FOR STUDENTS OF SCIENCE. IT STARTED IN TERM 1 WITH ALL SAINTS’ COLLEGE HOSTING THE SOUTHERN DIVISION FINAL OF THE SOLAR CAR CHALLENGE. A NUMBER OF SCHOOLS CAME TO THE COLLEGE TO TAKE PART IN THIS MASSIVE EVENT. Two of our Year 8 teams made it to the division finals, with one team finishing in fourth place, narrowly missing out on state finals. Congratulations to all Year 8s who took part in this awesome event, and to Paula Krause, Felicia Ho and Amelia O’Keefe for reaching the final rounds. Our ATAR Biology students had the opportunity to complete their field work modules in Term 1. Thank you to Mrs Christine Taylor for all the work she put into organising these excursions. We were very grateful to be able to take a team to the Science and Engineering Challenge this year. Students were placed into small teams and had to complete a range of challenges over the day, including bridge and hovercraft building, planning efficient transport networks, and creating functional codes to send secret messages. Well done to the following students for representing the College and placing second on the day: Emma Burton, Kerry Cao, William Carruthers, Joshua Chin, David Duff, Jack Goddard, Thomas Haynes, Josh Lane, Rebecca Lee, Taryn Lee, Olivia Loke, Aaron Ooi, Shray Patel, Howard Shen, Riley Snook, Jamie Snow, and Toby Wilson (Year 9), and Tyson Neill, Aleisha Nelson, Jason Shan and Robert Smart (Year 10) In the last week of the term the Year 11 Psychology students engaged in an incursion run by Hudson. Thank you to Mr Pengelley for all his work getting this off the ground, and to Mr Hunt for his supervision on the day. We had some outstanding results in external competitions during Term 2. Congratulations to the following students for their outstanding achievement in the Australian Science Innovations Big Science Competition: Year 10: Aleisha Nelson – High Distinction; Aaliyah Kadir and Shaurya Kaushal – Distinction; Year 9: Kerry Cao, Aiman Fayyaz, Thomas Haynes and Riley Snook – High Distinction; Olivia Loke – Distinction; Year 8: Paula Krause and Dominique To – Distinction; Year 7: Adam Nelson – High Distinction, William Russell and Jacob Skender – Distinction.

For the first time we ran the Science Olympiads with Years 7–10 students, and we congratulate the following students on their outstanding efforts in this very challenging and prestigious competition: Aleisha Nelson (Year 10), Riley Snook (Year 9), Shaurya Kaushal (Year 10) – Distinction; Aaliyah Kadir (Year 10) and Paula Krause (Year 8) – Credit. Year 11 students again had the opportunity to compete in the upper school Olympiads in a specific discipline. Congratulations to Jade Soucik (Year 11) who achieved a Credit in Biology and Julius Clegg (Year 11) who achieved a High Distinction in Physics. Well done to everyone who challenged themselves in these competitions, it was great to see so many students nominate to take part. Around the country National Science Week is celebrated in Term 3. We hosted a number of activities during the week, including a Tutor Group Quiz which was won by Ms Hayley Wellington’s class and a lunchtime BBQ where students were given taste testers of the trout grown in the aquaponics tanks on campus. A huge thank you to Ms Christine Donnelly for her work in preparing and cooking the trout on the day; it was a huge success. At the end of Term 3 some students took part in the Royal Australia Chemistry Quiz, a worldwide competition designed to assess problem solving in Chemistry. Congratulations to the following students on their outstanding achievements: Year 7: Shi Ying Liang – High Distinction; Anya Prithivi Raj and Jacob Skender – Distinction; Year 8: Paula Krause – High Distinction; Shaurya Kaushal – Distinction: Year 11: Stephen Clarke – Distinction, Julius Clegg – High Distinction; Year 12 Aditya Ullas Chandran – High Distinction. It has been a wonderful year in the Science Department, and I would like to thank all the staff involved with giving our students the best possible learning opportunities.

Miss Stacey Fairhead Head of Science

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DESIGN & TECHNOLOGIES

DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGIES LAUNCHED A REVAMPED DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGIES WEEK IN 2021, INCORPORATING INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PROPELLER INDUSTRIES. THE STUDENTS WERE ABLE TO SEE THE PLETHORA OF RESOURCES AND LEARN ABOUT NEW SKILLS THAT WERE AVAILABLE TO THEM. Students enjoyed a range of activities, including guest speakers for Computer Science and Applied Information Technology, laser cutting, Virtual Reality, MicroBit challenges, Grazing tables, Cake competitions, Aquaponic produce tasting and Precious Plastic challenges. The Design and Technologies intern Aryan Mohanty (Class of 2020) was able to showcase his Adobe skills through Adobe Education Livestream, in partnership with HotHouse Company.

FOOD SCIENCE The new Certificate II in Hospitality has enabled our students to gain invaluable skills and a recognised industry qualification to take into the workplace. The students provided welcome refreshments and service across several events, including Grandparents’ Day, the Interhouse Swimming and Athletics Carnivals, and the Runway Markets. Further real-world experience was gained through their serving at our very own Wanju Café in rotation. Students in the Year 9 and 10 Food electives The Great Bake-off and Taste the World have enjoyed producing some amazing cakes, baked goods and grazing tables for students and guests to share.

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES The Year 7s enjoyed using their MicroBits and coding skills in the Do Your BIT challenge in Digital Technologies. They used the Global Goals, with a focus on health and wellbeing, to design some insightful and innovative tech solutions. Real-life projects continued in Digital Technologies, where Year 12 Applied Information Technology students designed and created digital solutions for a real small business. A successful collaboration between HotHouse Company, the Applied Information Technology Year 11 students and Act, Belong, Commit enabled students

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to use their Adobe animation skills to produce an updated animation for the Act, Belong, Commit website. A collaboration with Pawsey Supercomputing Centre gave the Year 11s the opportunity to work on a real data set and add to an international sleep study. It also provided the opportunity for our students to attend a work experience day at Pawsey Supercomputing Centre. Next year will see the introduction of a Robotics elective. In collaboration with Curtin University, students will enter the First Lego League competition.

TEXTILES In the Fashion Design Years 9 and 10 elective, students designed their own repeat pattern by hand and in Photoshop, which was digitally printed on bags they had created. In Sustainable Fashion, students experimented with a variety of textile techniques, including freehand machine embroidery on water-soluble stabiliser, procion dyeing and heat transfer dyes. They went op-shopping to buy clothing to upcycle into wearable articles using different techniques to complement an existing fashion designer’s haute couture range. They were visited by Textile Artist and Costumier Angela Ferolla who showed them various forms of textile manipulation.

PHOTOGRAPHY AND DESIGN Photography students worked with Neighbourhood Watch and the Melville Rotary Club to create a photographic exhibition and competition based on community safety of our elderly, called Capturing Kindness. Some beautiful photographs were taken and displayed, along with photographs taken from the All Saints’ Year 7 Grandparents’ Day. Mrs Marianne Beattie Head of Design and Technologies

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THE ARTS

THIS YEAR’S PRODUCTION MAMMA MIA! OFFERED THE COLLEGE COMMUNITY A VERY WELCOME REMINDER OF THE IMPORTANT ROLE THE ARTS PLAY IN FOSTERING JOY, RENEWING HOPE AND ELEVATING COLLECTIVE SPIRIT. LED BY DIRECTOR MS ZOE PARKER, OUR STUDENTS, STAFF, COMMUNITY, AND INDUSTRY PARTNERS THREW THEMSELVES INTO EVERY ASPECT OF THE WORK, REHEARSING LINES, DEVELOPING CHOREOGRAPHY AND BUILDING A JAW-DROPPING SET WITH APLOMB. Imagine, then, our shared sense of disbelief when the State Government put us into lockdown once again – two phenomenal nights into a sold-out run of four shows. Our talented and committed team planned for every contingency as we impatiently awaited advice from the confines of our homes. Fortunately, it wasn’t long before we were able to declare, Mamma Mia, here we go again. In the world of Visual Arts, students have enjoyed a range of artist workshops led by ceramicist Amanda Shelsher and printmakers Junko Kitamura and Shana James organised by Senior School Art Teachers Ms Louise Elscot and Ms Lucinda Crimson. The ever-evolving exhibitions in the Centre for Performing Arts continually showcase the vibrancy and efforts of our talented students, and the launch of the 2021 Graduate Exhibition as an immersive virtual experience that can be enjoyed online is an exciting new initiative. Special congratulations must go to Lani Robinson (Year 12), achieving highly commended in the digital section of the St George’s Cathedral Art Awards, and to Emilia Traverso (Year 12), winner of the Year 11/12 prize at the Lester Youth Art Awards. All Saints’ College was also awarded the ‘Years 10–12 Schools Prize’, an acknowledgement of the contribution of the College to the Lester Youth Awards. Driven by the incredible talents of Media teachers Ms Hayley Wellington and Mr Stefan Hamilton, the HotHouse Film Festival reached new heights in 2021 as a red-carpet event, and expanded to include the online Film Fest and a Junior School Film Festival, which produced over 40 short works on the theme of ‘refuge’. The creation of the Year 9/10 Production Company was an exciting endeavour that saw students engaged in every aspect of film creation, including collaborating with

the Amati Strings to create the film score, and recording an original song with Year 10 student Kate Hillier. The 2021 College Dance Concert UNITE brought us together to celebrate the commonality of all humanity and foster what unites us as people. We were delighted to engage a raft of choreographers to work with the dancers, including Jemma Armstrong from international Burn the Floor fame and Old Saints Loci Walmsley (2017 and 2021 member of WAAPA’s Link Dance Company), Amy Burwood and Holly Morgan (2018), Amy Johnson and Dylan Gardiner (2020). We also welcomed new teacher Miss Kara Beatty to lead the Senior and Junior School Dance programs, and congratulate her on the enthusiasm and energy she has shared with the students and The Arts team. I would like to take this opportunity to recognise the illustrious Mr Scott Corbett and the immense creative and theatrical experience and passion he has brought to The Arts at the College. Scott’s direction of the Year 11 and 12 devised immersive theatre work We ARE The Future Eaters saw the Dance Studio reimagined into an enormous Christmas dining experience / blanket fort where audience members were led in and out of different worlds and moments in time. The work explored generational consequences, as well as the importance of reconciliation in the process of change. It is only through the willingness to show the vulnerability required to apologise and accepting responsibility that we are able to make the first step towards healing systemic issues. Scott’s work epitomised the ability of The Arts to connect us all: to celebrate, to question, to redefine and to explore who we are and who we want to be.

Ms Narelle Codalonga Head of The Arts

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HOTHOUSE COMPANY

IN 2021, HOTHOUSE COMPANY SOUGHT TO ELEVATE THE CRITICAL ROLE THE ARTS PLAYS IN CONNECTING STUDENTS TO ARTISTS, ARTISTS TO NEW OPPORTUNITIES, AND AUDIENCES TO UNIQUE, CREATIVE EXPERIENCES. Our year’s program commenced at the Fringe Festival with Embodiment – two stunning choreographed works devised by Scott Elstermann and our Head of Arts and Dance Coordinator Ms Narelle Codalonga. We welcomed Yilin Kong and Storm Helmore, from leading contemporary dance company Co3 Contemporary Dance, for a week-long residency where they worked closely with our dance students on technique, improvisation and choreography. Our HotHouse Dance Lab classes provided a breadth of opportunities for passionate dancers to work with respected choreographers throughout the year, including multi-award-winning dancer, movement director and actor Sam Coren. Later in the year, WAAPA-trained choreographer and dancer Floeur Alder took us on an inspired journey through her performance of Djilba (Spring) – A Moment in Time. We welcomed Old Saint and current WAAPA student Emma Haines (2016) back to the College to conduct a well-received masterclass in musical theatre. One of HotHouse Company’s philosophical objectives is to reaffirm that the Arts is accessible to all, and it was on this basis that we invited students from Years 7 to 9 to participate in this year’s HotHouse Community Drama Project 40 Years Later. This was a compelling work developed by local playwright Sam Nerida, who created a diverse series of vignettes which told the story of the first 40 years of All Saints’ College. HotHouse Company continued to chart new territory in 2021 through our dedicated Film and Broadcasting arm, with Senior School Media Teachers Mr Stefan Hamilton and Ms Hayley Wellington setting up and launching a brand-new Creative Audio and Visual Environment underneath Nexus-S. Known as ‘The CAVE’. We were also delighted to invite the cast and crew of the 2020 College Production Our Country’s Good back to the College for the 2021 HotHouse Company Film Festival to view The Play That Never Was – the documentary film created in collaboration with Brendan Hutchens of Vam Media. We celebrated the third annual HotHouse Company Invitational Exhibition No Need of Words, in which we acknowledged the future potential of talented students by enabling them to present their work in a formal setting to a public audience. The attendees enjoyed an inspired guest performance by pianist Spencer Jones (Year 12), spoken

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word poetry by Ashley Lance (Year 12) and a selection of stunning images by Michelle Thesman (Year 12). We celebrated the sixth Connected Exhibition, our long-standing collaboration by Visual Arts and Service Learning with our partner Nulsen Group, through which we have raised more than $20 000 over the past six years. Congratulations to Head of Catalyst Mr Scott Corbett and Exhibition Coordinator Ms Louise Elscot on this phenomenal result. On the musical front, our Close Encounters series offered audiences a range of opportunities to experience musical performances in unique, intimate settings: from an immersive sound healing performed with a collection of exotic instrumentation to the country-tinged jazz fusion of Quiet Country, we celebrated creativity and curiosity in equal measure. In support of our College’s Reconciliation Action Plan, HotHouse Company was thrilled to initiate new relationships with a growing number of First Nations artists in 2021. We welcomed Savannah Travia-Dann as our inaugural NAIDOC Visual Artist in Residence, our Junior School students learnt to sing Advance Australia Fair in Noongar with the Madjitil Moorna choir, and our Senior School students enjoyed a performance by emerging local artist Flewnt during our NAIDOC Week celebrations. We are also delighted to support two talented Old Saints from the Class of 2017 – Tessa Redman and Jack Connell – in pursuing their creative aspirations in dance and film, respectively, through the JM Wright Bequest Fund. There is an extraordinary amount of work that goes on behind the scenes to bring such amazing workshops, performances, and productions to life. On behalf of HotHouse Company, I extend a heartfelt thanks to the entire Arts Team, particularly to our Theatre Managers Mr Geoff Glencross and Mr Adrian Arnold. They are fabulously creative individuals in their own rights and play an instrumental role in training our students across a vast range of technical and operational roles that is critical in making things ‘just happen.’ My sincere thanks to our students, staff, artistic collaborators and broader community for their engagement, support, and patronage of HotHouse Company and The Arts in 2021. Mr Drew Mayhills Director of HotHouse Company

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1. Lara Levichkina (Year 11) 2. Aimee Moody (Year 11) 3. Jessica Eames (Year 10) 4. Emilia Traverso (Year 12) 5. Emilia Traverso (Year 12) 6. Lara Levichkina (Year 11) 7. Aimee Moody (Year 11) 8. Lani Robinson (Year 12) 9. Emilia Traverso (Year 12) 10. Emilia Traverso (Year 12) 11. Sophie Smith (Year 12) 12. Michelle Thesman (Year 12) 13. ‘Fluorescence’ (Year 7) 14. Sophie Smith (Year 12) 15. Austin Matthews (Year 11) 16. Cana Jones (Year 8) 17. Samara Ainge (Year 11) 18. Gayatri Dantale (Year 11) 19. Gayatri Dantale (Year 11) 20. Kate Zatella (Year 10) 21. Samara Ainge (Year 11) 22. Caitlyn Trim (Year 7) 23. Daniel Haynes (Year 7) 24. Aliah Shahabuddin (Year 11) 25. Elley Dymond (Year 12) 26. Helena Ye (Year 8) 27. Ceramic Botanic (Year 8) 28. Underwater Beauty (Year 8) 29. Underwater Beauty (Year 8)

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40 YEARS LATER (CAST & CREW) BACK ROW: Georgia Dartnall, Eleanor Burwood, William Russell, Sienna Garvey, Holly Burwood, Isabella Leniartek, Joseph Harrison, Samantha Smith MIDDLE ROW: Penelope Duff, Senuka Jayasekara, Jayden Bell, Amber Lynch, Callum Cleave, Sashana Burling, William Thorne, Kate Grogan, Amelia Winzar FRONT ROW: Astrid Ravn, Annabelle Berry, Mr Geoff Glencross, Mr Drew Mayhills, Ms Zoe Parker, Mr Adrian Arnold, Saya Quartermaine, Charlotte Bailey ABSENT: Charlotte Parker, Mr Scott Corbett, Mr Haydon Wilson

DANCE CONCERT COCURRICULAR TEACHERS BACK ROW: Jade Destremau, Kelsey Biddulph, Harry Watson, Alana Levingston FRONT ROW: Sarah White, Jade Wheeler, Yasi Spencer-Pepper ABSENT: Marinah Ebrahim, KC Leevers, Kailee McCormick, Katie Metcalfe, Lani Robinson

MEDIA HUB - JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL BACK ROW: William Thorne, William Russell, William Carruthers, Ben Biddulph, Myles Keeffe, David Duff, Andy Zhou MIDDLE ROW: Ms Hayley Wellington, Oliver Baldock, Sue-Ning Chee, Rhys Miller, Sushree Mangla, Michael Beahan Warman, Samuel Ho, Mr Stefan Hamilton FRONT ROW: Connor Gee, Aedan Bailey, Arnav Ravi, Chloe Wong, Arya Choudhury, Jordan Cooper, Diyon Etampawala ABSENT: Joshua Conigliaro, Timothy Cook, Penelope Duff, James Gant, Kaile Hong, Amrit Jessy, Emily Ji, Imogen Khinsoe, Ashley Lance, Dylan Leeder, Rohan O’Dwyer, Istvan Savanyo, Tim Scanlon, Sophie Sun, Anand Sundaram, Xander Thomas, Dominique To, Haraen Veeramachaneni, Max Westell, Toby Wilson, Ethan Young

WE ARE THE FUTURE EATERS (CAST & CREW) BACK ROW: Joseph Harrison, Rodrigo Goncalves de Azevedo, James Gant, Lachlan Bruce, Jagaan Sundar, Eva Texler, Toby Landau MIDDLE ROW: Chenelle Liyanage, Divya Josey, Estella Glencross, Ollie MacGill, Sophie Smith, William Thorne, Ashling Kearney, Leah Collins FRONT ROW: Penelope Duff, Shannon Miller, Yasi SpencerPepper, Mr Geoff Glencross, Bridget Ellement, Aimee Moody, Ruthie Ong ABSENT: Mr Adrian Arnold, Mr Scott Corbett, Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge, Hugh McGuire, Lauren Sivacolundhu, Ashley Tsang

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MAMMA MIA! COLLEGE PRODUCTION (CAST, CREW & BAND) BACK ROW: Amrit Jessy, Elley Dymond, Hugh McGuire, Cameron Anthony, Thomas Stone, Lachlan Bruce, Myles Keeffe, Tashie Baker, Joshua Conigliaro, Eva Texler, Noah Jones FOURTH ROW: Jade Wheeler, David Duff, Anthony Prasad, Lupita Allen, Kian Hart, Kelsey Biddulph, James Kemble, Harrison Ion, Holly Burwood, Gabrielle Ho, Rodrigo Goncalves de Azevedo, Ashling Kearney THIRD ROW: Nikita Arun, Jack Augustin, Alana Levingston, Charlotte McNamee, Shray Patel, Joseph Harrison, Caitlin Attwater, William Thorne, Aaron Ooi, Ayona Basu, Divya Josey, Asha McDonald, Lana Habibi SECOND ROW: Asha Hart, Bianca Hollins, Sarah White, Grace Reinecke, Stephanie Mischke, Estella Glencross, Evelyn Ward, Amy Hirst, Leah Collins, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Ashleigh Gurr, Chenelle Liyanage, Michelle Thesman, Penelope Duff FRONT ROW: Astrid Ravn, Annabelle Berry, Ananya Malani, Aedan Bailey, Miss Karyn Osmetti, Mr Geoff Glencross, Ms Zoe Parker, Mr Adrian Arnold, Shyam Kanagalingam, Ashley Tsang, Ruthie Ong, Harper Howie ABSENT: Toni Aniyi, Ben Biddulph, Madison Coles, Alexander Doig, Elyshia Gault, Kate Hillier, Hamish Hillier, Oliver Jacobson, Katie Metcalfe, Reuben Rivalland, Ben Robinson, Lani Robinson, Megan Smith, Sophie Smith, Lauren Sivacolundhu, Imogen Wesson, Mr Daniel Ablett, Miss Emma Arnold, Miss Elyse BelfordThomas, Ms Shelley Brookland, Miss Narelle Codalonga, Ms Lucinda Crimson, Ms Louise Elscot, Mr James Fodor, Mr Samuel Forster, Miss Lydia Gardiner, Ms Gwyneth Gardiner, Mr Daniel Garner, Mr Noah Gliosca, Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge, Mr Robbie Harrold, Mrs Rosemary Jose, Mr John Leotta, Mr Drew Mayhills, Ms Elaine Parker, Miss Martha Pritchard, Mr Duncan Roylance, Mr Jeremy Trezona, Miss Ayla Woodland, Mr Jason Worrall

UNITE COLLEGE DANCE CONCERT – CAST & CREW BACK ROW: Ashling Kearney, Jas Jowett, Sophie Sheridan, Scarlett McVeigh, Elley Dymond, Amber McNair, Hugh McGuire, Joshua Conigliaro, Thomas Bartels, Jacob Skender, Lachlan Bruce, Myles Keeffe, Thomas Stone, Henry Jones, Cameron Anthony, Emily Turner, Lara Bussell, Kayli Bussell, Holly Attwater, Ella Riches, Persis Chan EIGHTH ROW: Kailee McCormick, Lily Kettle, Evelyn Ward, Tunmise Aniyi, Jade Wheeler, Gabrielle Ho, Phoebe Prescott, Elly Gardner, Caitlin Brown, Olivia Halliday, Amrit Jessy, Kereen He, Kian Hart, Emily Arney, Emma Bakkers, David Duff, Lupita Allen, Asha Reany, Joseph Harrison, William Thorne, Emily Cheng, Genevieve Ho SEVENTH ROW: Hayley Kleyweg, Joy Kim, Halle Douglas, Meena Muralidharan, Bianca Hollins, Grace Reinecke, Zoe Dallimore, Phoebe Jarvis, Emma Douglas, Mia Lowe, Amy Hirst, Jasmine Kooner, Jessica Black, Abbey Parker, Leila Balcombe, Lauren Sivacolundhu, Asha McDonald, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Marinah Ebrahim,

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Georgia Dolley, Georgia Dartnall, Olivia Hughes, Justine Ellement SIXTH ROW: Zoey Chia, Ashley Tsang, Michael Reinecke, Molly Turner, Sienna Giuffre, Mischa Koh, Anya Prithivi Raj, Nokutenda Mavhondo, Beth Lockwood, Alison Smith, Jinning Huang, Caitlyn Trim, Mia Vine, Ruby Fegan, Daniella Roeves, Stephanie Bovell, Olivia Sibly, Tyler Wheeler, Kaitlyn Martin, Holly Harban, Sascha Halliday, Amelia Luff, Jessica Lim, Zipporah Fish FIFTH ROW: Zachary Bovell, Zoe Vassallo, Alaia Torralbo Straton, Sampreeti Mitra, Sam Sibly, Grace Shackleton, Suzanne Thomas, Penelope Duff, Ananya Basu, Austin Peters, Amelia O’Keefe, James Parker, Aidan Gurr, Anna He, Cana Jones, Ananya Malani, Toby Riches, Lucas Cui, Amber Vine, Alexis Milne, Helena Ye, Madison Every, Scarlett SpencerJames, Samuel Ho, Nishaan Sunner FOURTH ROW: Austin Saratsis, Sam Lowe, Caleb Carruthers, Thalia Maxwell, Sienna Scahill, Matilda Nicol, Liam Howell, Evelyn Kemble,

Chloe Glass, Zac Dallimore, Arnav Ravi, Bridget Wallace, Ava Galvin, Anisha Gopalan, Imogen Stone, Nithin Shivakumar, Sam Pobee, Aedan Bailey, Chloe Rakuscek, Eli Saratsis, Chloe Kent, Riley Glasson, Sean Roeves, Chloe Roos, Ruby Squire, Jun Feng Boon THIRD ROW: Yash Nambiar, Adella Ould, Charmaine Vogler, Nishikaa Sundar, Maya Ananthram, Allana Darma Putri, Siri Ravn, Olivia Renton, Sophia Clement, Rishinie Vasudevan, Leticia Avery, Eden Penty, Riyani Outschoorn, Ricky Qiu, Shevon Modi, Aarya Khalate, Nikhil Yadav, Alex Bortolotti, Zoe Scahill, Rohail Ibrahim, Advait Nitin, Lauren McKenna, Rachel Pobee, Ananya Aggarwal, Ishanvi Devata, Chloe Covic, Hannah Harlond SECOND ROW: Grace Brooks, Emma Roos, Bella Tong, Arielle Lu, Aditi Kulkarni, KC Leevers, Alana Levingston, Georga Ellison, Michelle Williams, Kelsey Biddulph, Lani Robinson, Mr Geoff Glencross, Miss Kara Beatty, Miss Narelle Codalonga, Mr Dylan Gardiner, Harry Watson, Victoria Sandford, Alyssa Unwin,

Jade Destremau, Sarah White, Sienna Bailey, Vienne Shackleton, Anushka Khalate, Amina Abou El-Alamein, Eva Vassallo, Nandana Nitin FRONT ROW: Max Tsvetnenko, Jemma Spanoghe, Maeve Young, Mihiru Ariyapperuma, Felix Healy, Maatesh Mugunthan, Rafael Alonso, Lincoln Gray, Penelope Cobb, Bethan Thomas, Raina Sun ABSENT: Mr Adrian Arnold, Nikita Arun, Caitlin Attwater, Ayona Basu, Annabelle Berry, Jun Ren Boon, Matilda Burke, Megan Burrows, Eleanor Burwood, Sophia Charlton, Arya Choudhury, Leah Collins, Timothy Cook, Mia Crofts, Estella Glencross, Lana Habibi, Izzy Hamilton, Alexander Hunt, Toby Jacobson, Sienna Keeffe, Mallika Mai, Maverick Meadows, Katie Metcalfe, Stephanie Mischke, Aimee Moody, Kelvin Ooi, Ruthie Ong, Madeleine Peterson, Shama Ramachandran, Alicia Reynolds, Jorja South, Cerys Webb, Thenuk Wijemanne, Aimee Willis, Sophia Young, Kate Zatella, Lucie Zhang

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THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT HAS SEEN SOME CHANGES IN 2021, INCLUDING THREE DIFFERENT HEADS OF DEPARTMENT. STARTING THE YEAR WITH MR DAVID HARRIES AT THE HELM, TERM 2 WAS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MS MONA KHOSRAVIANI BEFORE I ARRIVED, FRESH FROM SINGAPORE, IN TERM 3. DESPITE THE CHANGES IN LEADERSHIP, THE BUSINESS OF PRODUCING QUALITY MUSIC WENT ON, THANKS TO THE DEDICATION OF ALL WHO WORK AND STUDY IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT. Recitals, Soirées and Serenades were all highlights, as well as the Fremantle Eisteddfod, the ABODA Band Festival, ASC Rocks Mojos, Jazz at the Ellington and the Big Music Day Out. Term 2’s production of MAMMA MIA!, in conjunction with Drama and Dance, was a huge hit. A big thank you to Mr Jeremy Trezona and Mrs Rosemary Jose whose contributions were so important in making this production so much fun and such a success for all. Afternoon Tea Concerts continued throughout Terms 2 and 3, with a record number of performers displaying their progress on their instruments. This was thanks to the many instrumental teachers who continue to work with professionalism and care for their students – helping them to strive to do their best. We also farewelled a wonderful and dedicated group of ATAR and Year 12 students who have contributed much to the musical culture of the College over many years and who will be missed. This is a suitable time to acknowledge the support and contribution of the wonderful Friends of Music, a dedicated group of parents who toil tirelessly in the background, amongst other things, making sure that there is always plenty of refreshments for staff, students, and audience members. The Contemporary Band program continues to grow in numbers and quality, and our young bands have taken the opportunity to

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play on The Common on many Fridays. Early in Term 4, they displayed their talents in a fabulous night of 90s rock in the Centre for Performing Arts (CPA), which was greatly enhanced by the wonderful skills of our CPA Theatre staff who always make our performances look and sound better! Vital to keeping the Music Department ticking over are our support staff, and we had some changes in this area – farewelling Mrs Michelle Hunt and Mrs Charlene Dorotich. We welcomed Ms Jessica Chia and Mrs Neta Nainggolan to the team, and we thank them all for all they do to support staff and students every day. At this point it is also important to thank our lovely 2021 intern Miss Joy Wu, an Old Saint from the Class of 2020 who has proven to be the holder of much knowledge. Her help through this slightly topsy-turvy year has been invaluable. On a personal note, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped me settle into the Music Department since I have arrived, and I look forward to leading this fabulous team in years to come. Ms Annette McKerrow Director of Music

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ACOUSTIC GUITAR ENSEMBLE – JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL BACK ROW: Anthony Prasad, Seth Subasinghe, Joshua Chin, Mr Rohan Disley, Harry Hayes, Charley Stark, Sam Harban FRONT ROW: Annabella Tan, Poppy Stark, Harry Shen, Jayden Bell, Senuka Jayasekara, Felicity Simon, Sophie Johnson ABSENT: Emily Mischke, Ronish Gupta

AMATI STRINGS ENSEMBLE – JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL BACK ROW: Ashton Yu, Ivan Ung, Sayuri Taaffe, Smith Blaxell, Ben Tang, Paramie Perera, Jessie Lau MIDDLE ROW: Chloe Wong, Michael Reinecke, India Blaxell, Anya Prithivi Raj, Saya Quartermaine, Helena Ye, Marcus Wee FRONT ROW: Jamie Kim, Jake Hermawan, Eva Chi, David Duff, Shi Ying Liang, Samuel Arnold, Ruthie Ong ABSENT: Jayden Bell, Alexander Brustur, Christie Leung, Corbyn Murakami, Jaden Thesman

BOYS’ CHOIR BACK ROW: Anthony Prasad, Harry Laycock, Felix Torralbo Straton, Zeke Hart, Kian Hart FRONT ROW: Ollie MacGill, Aaron Ooi, Senuka Jayasekara ABSENT: Cameron Anthony, Harrison Ion, Madhav Rajesh, Mr James O’Brien

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CELTIC BAND – JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL LEFT TO RIGHT: Ashleigh Gurr, Aleisha Nelson, Sienna Garvey, Eva Texler, Shyam Kanagalingam ABSENT: Kelsey Biddulph, Olivia Clinckers, Jas Jowett, Evelyn Kemble, Paula Krause, Mallika Mai, Amelia O’Keefe, Astrid Ravn, Ashley Tsang, Mr Scott Hannah

CLARINET ENSEMBLE – SENIOR BACK ROW: Chongchong Ye, Toni Aniyi, Shaurya Kaushal, Joshua Conigliaro, Casey Leung FRONT ROW: Jordan Cooper, Keira McDonald, Stella Hermawan ABSENT: Ms Claire Janiec

COLLEGE CHOIR BACK ROW: Kyle Stuart, Kian Hart, Joshua Conigliaro, Zeke Hart, Sienna Garvey, Eva Texler, Anthony Prasad, Aleisha Nelson THIRD ROW: Sayuri Taaffe, Aaron Ooi, Nikita Arun, Ayush Atre, Holly Burwood, Ollie MacGill, Sunishka Verma, Paula Krause, Chloe Harrison SECOND ROW: Miss Lydia Gardiner, Samara Ainge, Felicia Ho, Evelyn Ward, Estella Glencross, Ashling Kearney, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Hiruni Perera, Miss Elyse Belford-Thomas FRONT ROW: Annabelle Berry, Ananya Malani, Madison Every, Chenelle Liyanage, Jessie Lau, Senuka Jayasekara, Nicole Li, Ruthie Ong ABSENT: Cameron Anthony, Kerry Cao, Harrison Ion, Divya Josey, Alana Levingston, Emily Lund, Hugh McGuire

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COLLEGE CONCERT BAND BACK ROW: Adam Nelson, Finnbar Williams, Amin Arefi, Ella Riches, Anna Wilson, Alexander Hunt FRONT ROW: Maxwell Cherian, Christian Liu, Jordan Cooper, Tony Tang, Kevin Tang, Eli Saratsis, Sampreeti Mitra ABSENT: Joseph Harrison, Emily Lund, Daniel Mah, Sophie Sun

COMBINED CONTEMPORARY BANDS BACK ROW: Eva Texler, Zakaria Ebrahim, Kyan Powell, Callum Cleave, James Bingham, Mitchell Rogers, Joshua Chin, Callum Moss MIDDLE ROW: Evelyn Ward, Chloe Harrison, Sashana Burling, Noah Jones, Samuel Frossos, James Kemble, Anthony Prasad, Aaron Ooi, Jack Augustin FRONT ROW: Annabelle Berry, Amanda Tang, Jayden Pope, Anand Sundaram, Casey Leung, Riley Snook, Senuka Jayasekara, Shyam Kanagalingam, Ananya Malani ABSENT: Kyle Black, Kate Hillier, Lana Habibi, Mr Daniel Ablett, Mr Daniel Garner

GUARNERI STRING ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlon Yie, Paula Krause, Vevina Yang, Jason Shan, Aaron Ooi, Amelia O’Keefe ABSENT: David Duff, Ms Emma Buss, Mrs Thea Kotzé

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JAZZ SAINTS BACK ROW: Lucas Ho, Zakaria Ebrahim, Mr Jeremy Trezona, Felix Torralbo Straton, Harry Laycock FRONT ROW: Olivia Loke, Hiruni Perera, Aaron Ooi, Jack Augustin, Emily Cheng, Sienna Giuffre

PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Lee, Astrid Ravn ABSENT: Dylan Lim, Lara Naylor Zambrano

ROCK SCHOOL BACK ROW: Aidan Orlando, Jessica Black, Penelope Duff, Evelyn Kemble FRONT ROW: Caleb Carruthers, Mr Greg Port, Nithin Shivakumar ABSENT: Lua Habibi, Amanda Tang

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SENIOR BRASS ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Aleesha Gillett, Harry Laycock, Lucas Ho ABSENT: Louis Walkden, Mr Cameron Harries

SENIOR GIRLS’ CHOIR BACK ROW: Miss Elyse Belford-Thomas, Aleisha Nelson, Chloe Harrison, Evelyn Ward, Alana Levingston, Jade Wheeler, Nikita Arun, Eva Texler, Miss Lydia Gardiner FRONT ROW: Annabelle Berry, Ananya Malani, Hiruni Perera, Ashling Kearney, Sophie Smith, Estella Glencross, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Chenelle Liyanage, Ruthie Ong ABSENT: Rachel Cole, Hannah Greaves, Joy Heng, Divya Josey, Tara Mishra, Lauren Pitcher, Michelle Williams

SENIOR WIND ENSEMBLE BACK ROW: Aleisha Nelson, Joshua Conigliaro, Sienna Garvey, Eric He, Shaurya Kaushal, Eva Texler, Toni Aniyi, Sashana Burling MIDDLE ROW: Toby Wilson, Paula Krause, Aaron Ooi, Jaxon Chan, Aleesha Gillett, Chongchong Ye, Ayush Atre, Daniel Chee, Sayuri Taaffe FRONT ROW: Olivia Loke, Keira McDonald, Anna He, Emily Cheng, Chloe Harrison, Casey Leung, Jessica Lim, Megan Smith, Stella Hermawan ABSENT: Jayden Chong, Cana Jones, Banisha Sekhon, Mr Cameron Harries

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STRADIVARIUS STRING ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Tang, Jason Shan, Stella Hermawan ABSENT: Jin Liu, Mrs Heidi Rix

SWINGIN’ SAINTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Emily Lund, Ayush Atre, James Kemble, Joshua Conigliaro, Noah Jones, Jack Augustin ABSENT: Jayden Chong, Mr Daniel Ablett

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BACK ROW: Vevina Yang, Ben Tang, Eva Texler, Jason Shan, Tim De Souza, Caelan Lu, Aleisha Nelson MIDDLE ROW: Joy Heng, Marlon Yie, Aaron Ooi, Ms Emma Buss, Aleesha Gillett, Daniel Chee, Ashleigh Gurr FRONT ROW: Amelia O’Keefe, Keira McDonald, Chloe Harrison, Paula Krause, Casey Leung, Kerry Cao, Stella Hermawan ABSENT: Zoey Chia, Jin Liu

YEAR 7 CHOIR BACK ROW: Tyler Wheeler, Paramie Perera, Jessica Black, Amber Lynch, Dylan Lim, Sienna Giuffre FRONT ROW: Alexander Hunt, Ebonnie Knight, Joycelyn Wong, Saya Quartermaine, Samuel Arnold ABSENT: Tim Scanlon, Amanda Tang, Ashton Yu

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ALL THE STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS IN THE SPORT, HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION (SHPE) DEPARTMENT ARE FEELING VERY BLESSED THAT WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CONTINUE – MOSTLY UNINTERRUPTED – WITH OUR USUAL PROGRAM FOR SHPE THIS YEAR. We kicked off the year in the pool for our annual Interhouse Swimming Carnival at the HBF Stadium. We witnessed not only some outstanding, competitive performances and broken records, but also a huge sense of House spirit and determination. Students swam competitively, developed water confidence and connected with their peers. Our strong College Values certainly shone through, and congratulations to Durack for winning on the day. Our students went on to compete in the A division of the Associated and Catholic Colleges of WA (ACC) interschool competition, finishing a respectable fifth place. Our Interhouse Cross Country Carnival was equally successful and, although we were unable to invite parents along, our Live Stream Team provided an excellent service and enabled our community to view the event online. This year all students received House points for completing the course, as well as extra points for those finishing within various time frames. O’Connor House won the Senior School competition, with Stirling taking the whole school trophy. Our final interhouse carnival for the year was Athletics, held at the College on our beautiful grounds. Dodging the rain, we were blessed with periods of sunshine and were able to compete in the fun-filled spirit the intended for the day. A strong Stirling team took the accolade of House Champions. The College achieved an exceptional fourth place overall on the day, with some outstanding personal bests. Interhouse Sport has thrived this year, including the introduction of some new sports. This provides a time each week where students can get together for some enjoyable and healthy competition whilst building relationships within House groups. Student volunteers from each House coached and officiated at the games and were extraordinary in their ability to bring people together and create such an enjoyable time for all students. Our community sport program has continued to thrive and the ASC Basketball Club has experienced significant growth. This past winter season we had 33 teams compete, with eight teams reaching the Grand Finals. For the summer 2021–2022 season, the Club has grown to an impressive 36 teams: the most the Club has had since its inception in 2013. There has also been a large increase in the number of student coaches for our ASC Basketball teams.

At the grass-roots level, younger students have participated in the Net Set Go program as an introduction to netball. Alongside this, the ASC Netball Club had four teams compete in the 2021 Netball season at Fremantle Netball Association, with two of our teams – Under 17 and Under 19 – reaching the semi-finals. Our Under 19 team was granted special permission to wear an alternate ASC Netball dress, which has been received well, and we look forward to rolling this out to other teams in the future. ASC Community Sport has continued its partnership with Southern Cricket running Monday morning skills sessions each term for our students. After surveying students, we have also introduced a soccer opportunity this year, partnering with the experts at J & J Soccer Academy. School Sport WA (SSWA) and the ACC have provided a range of sporting opportunities for students to learn, improve and excel in a variety of sports throughout the year. The Year 11 and 12s were crowned Champion Southern Associated Schools (SAS) School for 2021, winning a range of different sports including (but not limited to) Tennis, Badminton, Basketball, Netball, Volleyball, Frisbee and Football. Other teams had some great success throughout the year, including the Year 10 Girls’ Touch Rugby team, the Years 7–9 Girls’ Basketball team, Year 10 Girls’ Netball and many Soccer/ Futsal teams. The Department has spent the year busily working on a new strategic plan for SHPE. In line with the College’s strategic intent, our vision is to develop a culture that empowers students to realise their potential and make a positive difference in our world. As we look to maintain our current opportunities, we are also excited to see some new projects beginning in 2022. Finally, a big thank you must go to our wonderful community of students, parents, Old Saints and staff for your ongoing support of our wide-ranging program. To all the committee members who work behind the scenes and everyone who is invested in seeing our programs thrive: we are truly grateful for your support. Mrs Katie Clayton Director of Sport, Health & Physical Education

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ACC TEAMS

ACC SWIMMING BACK ROW: Hugh McGuire, Aidan Frazer, Luke Williams, Ben Robinson, Finlay Balding, James Burling, Jacob Feist, Riley Eves, Luc Latino, William Mulcahy, Eli Gasmier, Charlie McKell, Cooper Boyd, James Johnson, Noah Dean, Alexander Brustur FOURTH ROW: Ellie Polglase, Lucy Snow, Phoebe Prescott, Gabrielle Ho, Lotte George, Ella Riches, Austin Janssens, Izzy Lindsay, Hamish Hillier, Louis Walkden, Georgia Stone, Alicia Reynolds, Deklyn Bartles, Remi Pearce, Amin Arefi, Holly Baker, Sophia Charlton

THIRD ROW: Liam Balsdon, Genevieve Ho, Ruby Fegan, Ruby Hartnett, Samantha Smith, Aleisha Nelson, Asha Reany, Sarah Gerovich, Holly Burwood, Chloe Lane, Sashana Burling, Elle Griffiths, Amber Lynch, Jessica Black, Blake Capewell, Annie Walker, Mitchell Phillips, Jasmine Mueller SECOND ROW: Adam Nelson, Joy Kim, Madeline Ong, Senuka Jayasekara, Lara Naylor Zambrano, Zoe Dallimore, Christie Leung, Alison Smith, Maya Marriott, Shi Wei Liang, Lewis Bunton, Jaden Thesman, Yasi Spencer-Pepper,

Ivan Ung, Beth Lockwood, Kate Grogan, Michelle Thesman, Adam Glass, Tiana Schipper, Ash Schipper FRONT ROW: Jamie Kim, Charlotte Bailey, Chloe Glass, Mitchell Wilson, Mia Millward, Vienne Seneque, Liam Doherty, Ms Brooke Haendel, Ms Georgie Eddington, Mitch McKell, Izzy Jeminson, Penelope Duff, Aidan Orlando, Zoey Chia, Ruby Marriott, John Warrilow ABSENT: Tyler Baird, Dylan Baker, Thomas Bartels, Katie Biddulph, Cooper Byers, Mason Cailes-Spence, Maxwell Cherian, Callum Cleave, Leah

Collins, Xavier Damonse, Ben Davies, Jade Destremau, Sienna Gorman, Jayden Gregory, Lehan Hendeniya, Ethan Hipper, Henry Jones, Ashley Lance, Mitchell Loxton, Dylan Marriott, Jorji Money, Sahlia Monie, Callum Moss, Tyson Neill, Jayden Pope, Kyan Powell, Kavya Ranaweera, Sophie Reader, Cameron Renkema, Miles Renkema, Reuben Rivalland, Kate Savundra, Anand Sundaram, Zoe Stachewicz, James Stachewicz, Rachel Vujovic, Tiahna Websdale, Vincent Winetroube, Hassan Zuhair

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ACC CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW: Lachlan Pearce, Pacome De Salve Villedieu, Ethan Walsh, James Johnson, Jacob Feist, Riley Eves, Luc Latino, Eli Gasmier, Mitchell Loxton, Noah Dean, Vincent Winetroube FIFTH ROW: Amber Lynch, Lucas Trim, Izzy Jeminson, Alyssa Narozna, Ella Riches, Alicia Reynolds, Ryan Stuart, Holly Baker, Georgie Blevin, Aaron Ooi, Declan Pauline, Sam Harban FOURTH ROW: Genevieve Ho, Paul Olukolu, Jaden Thesman, Liam Balsdon, Emma Douglas, Sienna Robinson, Finnbar Williams, Asha Reany, Amberley Baker, Sammie Ward, Olivia Hughes, Aidan Gurr, Caitlyn Trim THIRD ROW: Senuka Jayasekara, Grace Reinecke, Zoe Dallimore, Sienna Bailey, Liam Miller, Jasmine Mueller, Cooper Hawley, Regan Bell, Joanne Zheng, Solomon Fegan, Ivan Ung, Emily Cheng, Christie Leung, Anna He SECOND ROW: Eli Saratsis, Marcus Wee, Dylan Maxwell, Jing Quan Chong, Halle Douglas, Tiana Schipper, Olivia Sibly, Keira McDonald, Cana Jones, Adam Nelson, Alexis Milne, Aidan Orlando FRONT ROW: Charlotte Bailey, Ruby Marriott, Sienna Scahill, Ruthie Ong, Lotte George, Alek Narozny, Mr Damien Stevens, Ben Robinson, Sophie Johnson, Amelia O’Keefe, Chloe Glass, Chloe Maxwell, Eva Small ABSENT: Steele Baker, Tashie Baker, Thea Barnard, Jaxon Chan, Maxwell Cherian, Liam Doherty, Ben Fell-Smith, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Caleb Letizia, Cody Perry, Reuben Rivalland, Amber Thomson-Russell, Oliver Wright

ACC ATHLETICS BACK ROW: Dele Olowookere, Alek Narozny, Harry Watson, Joshua Chin, Eric He, Ethan Walsh, Adam Charlton, Callum Cleave, Thomas Gerovich, Jacob Feist, Ewan Moles, Finlay Balding, Jacob Skender, Henry Jones, Simbarashe Gundani, Noah Dean, Ashton Thum FIFTH ROW: Daniel Haynes, Xavier Smith, Lachlan Pearce, Isabella Leniartek, Scarlett McVeigh, Ella Riches, Ben Tang, Emily Turner, Zeke Hart, Alex Erceg, Sophie Sheridan, Austin Janssens, Kereen He, Alicia Reynolds, Ryan Stuart, Aynesch Mayurathan, Jessica Black, Georgia Blackbeard FOURTH ROW: Jack Byrne, Charlotte Parker, Sammie Ward,

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Mide Olowookere, Kyle Stuart, Liam Balsdon, Elle Griffiths, Holly Burwood, Emily Masaryk, Olivia Halliday, Vevina Yang, Jorji Money, Abel Bijoy, Toni Aniyi, Jarrad Fong, Liam O’Keefe, Sashana Burling, Tunmise Aniyi, Alyssa Narozna THIRD ROW: Caitlyn Trim, Regan Bell, Aun Mohammad, Chloe Harrison, Shi Wei Liang, Adeola Adeoye, Lucas Trim, Aaron Ooi, Emma Douglas, Eliza Hill, Justine Ellement, Charlotte Lim, Divya Josey, Amberley Baker, Olivia Hughes, Genevieve Ho, Solomon Fegan, Marlon Yie, Liam Miller, Jinning Huang SECOND ROW: Penelope Duff, Cana Jones, Tiana Schipper, Anna He, Olivia Sibly, Ashleigh Gurr, Grace Reinecke, Georgia Dartnall, Aidan Gurr, Rithvik

Simhadri, Maxwell Cherian, Samuel Adeleye, Jaden Thesman, Jayden Pope, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Emily Cheng, Ruby Adams, Ivan Ung, Kerry Cao, Keira McDonald, Amelia Luff FRONT ROW: Astrid Ravn, Ruby Marriott, Isla McDonald, Emelia Theseira, Jamie Kim, Mitchell Wilson, Aidan Orlando, Mr Oliver Beath, Lotte George, Luc Latino, Liam Fukumoto, Miss Britt Gray, Jing Quan Chong, Dylan Maxwell, Eli Saratsis, Ash Schipper, Halle Douglas, Chloe Glass, Charlotte Bailey ABSENT: Charlie Allen, Kayli Bussell, Lara Bussell, Sophia Charlton, Zoe Dallimore, Pacome De Salve Villedieu, Matthew Drew, Clara Elezovich, Liam Finneran, Zipporah

Fish, Eli Gasmier, Michael Gerovich, Kate Grogan, Ruby Hartnett, Annika Haslemore, Jorja Henrisson, Gabrielle Ho, James Hodgen, Sophie Johnson, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Oliver Kirkby, Tyler Kirkby, Chloe Maxwell, Oliver McNamee, Sahlia Monie, Jasmine Mueller, Tanaka Munyikwa, Declan Pauline, Stacie Purdy, Kavya Ranaweera, Asha Reany, Hannah Rennick, Reuben Rivalland, Sienna Robinson, Aryan Sharma, Alison Smith, Jamé Speechley, Hunter Stone, Amber Thomson-Russell, Tiahna Websdale, Drew Whittington, Finnbar Williams, Aimee Willis, Vincent Winetroube, Joshua Witbooi, Joycelyn Wong, Oliver Wright, Joanne Zheng

SHPE INTERHOUSE SWIMMING CARNIVAL CHAMPION HOUSE: Durack Individual Champion and Runners-Up U/13 Male U/13 Female U/14 Male U/14 Female U/15 Male U/15 Female U/16 Male U/16 Female U/17 Male U/17 Female U/19 Male U/19 Female

CHAMPION Ivan Ung Ruby Marriott Austin Janssens Zoe Stachewicz Noah Dean Elle Griffiths Ben Davies Phoebe Prescott James Burling Georgia Stone Mitch McKell Vienne Seneque

RUNNER-UP John Warrilow Alison Smith Liam Baldson Alicia Reynolds Charlie McKell Sienna Gorman Lehan Hendeniya Madeline Ong Mitchell Phillips Kavya Ranaweera Liam Doherty Jasmine Mueller

INTERHOUSE CROSS-COUNTRY CARNIVAL SENIOR SCHOOL CHAMPION HOUSE: O’Connor OVERALL CHAMPION HOUSE (Year 3 - Open): Stirling Individual Champion and Runners-Up U/13 Male U/13 Female U/14 Male U/14 Fe male U/15 Male U/15 Female U/16 Male U/16 Female U/17 Male U/17 Female U/19 Male U/19 Female

CHAMPION Eli Saratsis Charlotte Bailey Aidan Gurr Alicia Reynolds Declan Pauline Amberley Baker Ethan Walsh Alyssa Narozna James Johnson Samantha Ward Ben Robinson Thea Barnard

RUNNER-UP Ivan Ung Eva Small Liam Baldson Chloe Glass Aaron Ooi Emma Douglas Pacome De Salve Villedieu Zoe Dallimore Eli Gasmier Tashie Baker Alek Narozny Jasmine Mueller

INTERHOUSE ATHLETICS CARNIVAL CHAMPION HOUSE: Stirling Individual Champion and Runners-Up U/13 Male U/13 Female U/14 Male U/14 Female U/15 Male U/15 Female U/16 Male U/16 Female U/17 Male U/17 Female U/19 Male U/19 Female

CHAMPION Eli Saratsis Caitlyn Trim Aidan Gurr Lara Bussell Noah Dean Emma Douglas Dele Olowookere Zipporah Fish Eli Gasmier Gabrielle Ho Liam Fukumoto Mide Olowookere

RUNNER-UP Ivan Ung Ashten Schipper Jing Quan Chong Anna He Lachlan Pearce Tunmise Aniyi Ben Fell-Smith Zoe Dallimore James Bingham Samantha Ward Ewan Moles Jasmine Mueller

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ACC BADMINTON (BOYS & GIRLS) (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Harry Laycock, Aditya Ullas Chandran, Luc Latino, Thomas Gerovich, Tristan Tan, Yogi Kumar, Vevina Yang FRONT ROW: Ashley Tsang, Hiruni Perera, Tiara Heng-Chin, Irene Jatmatama, Izzy Jeminson, Joanne Zheng, Aliah Shahabuddin ABSENT: Dehemi Abeysinghe, Robert De Kraa, Hannah Greaves, Ms Brooke Haendel, Zachary Jameson, Mia Millward, Dexter Payenberg, Miss Tatjiana Pieris, Jamé Speechley

ACC BASKETBALL (BOYS & GIRLS) (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Jacob Feist, Charlie Wilkinson, Thomas Gerovich, Alexander Doig, Riley Eves, Luc Latino, Ijerioluwa Mejiuni, Finlay Balding THIRD ROW: Campbell Simpson, Aidan Frazer, Campbell Bright, Lachlan Jarvis, Liam Fukumoto, Nick Sacca, John Condidorio, Elley Dymond SECOND ROW: Chongchong Ye, Eliana Hullett, Imogen Khinsoe, Toni Aniyi, Kelsey Biddulph, Ava Hayes, Georgie Blevin, Mide Olowookere, Nawaal Junaid FRONT ROW: Ashley Tsang, Isabella O’Connor, Bridget Ellement, Sammie Ward, Mr Russ Haxby, Elizabeth McGuire, Megan Smith, Joy Heng, Kelly Snow ABSENT: Sophia Charlton, Alex Ellement, Ms Brooke Haendel, Katie Metcalfe, Callum Stickells, Michelle Thesman, Jasmine York

ACC BOYS AFL (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Ben Robinson, James Burling, Drew Whittington, Ewan Moles, Angus Balloch, Mitch McKell, Eli Gasmier FRONT ROW: Chongchong Ye, Nathan Adcock, Nicholas Deleanu, Liam Fukumoto, Finlay Balding, James Johnson, Harshy Raffel, Ben Heatley ABSENT: Fletcher Baines, Mr Oliver Beath, Rex Burton, John Condidorio, Riley Eves, Jacob Feist, Joshua Kelly, Caleb Letizia, Chris Michael, Matthew Mulcahy, Kelvin Olukolu, Kyan Powell, Hunter Shaw, Elijah Siebel, Taj Wright

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ACC BOYS CRICKET (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Georgia Blackbeard, Ben Robinson, Mitch McKell, Ashton Collins, James Johnson FRONT ROW: Rodrigo Goncalves de Azevedo, Surya Kanan, Ross Miller, Harshy Raffel, Jogitheshwar Shivakumar ABSENT: Fletcher Baines, Dante Barrett, Mr Oliver Beath, Zakaria Ebrahim, Mathew Harwood, Jamé Speechley

ACC BOYS EUROPEAN HANDBALL (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Campbell Bright, Lachlan Jarvis, Charlie Wilkinson, Aidan Lindsay, Dylan Marriott FRONT ROW: Campbell Simpson, Trey Pirini, Aidan Frazer, Alex Sacca, Sean Ngeow, Surya Kanan ABSENT: Alex Ellement

ACC GIRLS AFL CARNIVAL CHAMPIONSHIP BACK ROW: Charlotte Lim, Sarah Gerovich, Jaide McPhee, Asha Reany FRONT ROW: Lily Kettle, Chloe Harrison, Sienna Robinson, Emily Cheng, Alexis Milne ABSENT: Adeolu Adeoye, Mr Oliver Beath, Katie Biddulph, Zipporah Fish, Eliza Hill, Sophie Johnson, Maya Marriott, Emily Masaryk, Keira McDonald, Kaiya McPhee, Scarlett McVeigh, Charlotte Newton, Madeline Ong, Miss Tatjiana Pieris, Grace Reinecke, Kate Savundra, Ella Skewes, Tiahna Websdale

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ACC GIRLS NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Lauren McVeigh, Izzy Lindsay, Holly Shackleton, Vienne Seneque, Mide Olowookere FRONT ROW: Sienna Bailey, Georgie Blevin, Eliana Hullett, Elizabeth McGuire ABSENT: Miss Britt Gray, Gabrielle Ho, Ms Amber Stieber

ACC GIRLS SOFTBALL (YEARS 11 & 12) LEFT TO RIGHT: Samantha Prasad, Claudia Marsh, Michelle Williams, Alyssa Unwin, Lauren Pitcher ABSENT: Tashie Baker, KC Leevers, Alana Levingston, Stephanie Mischke, Lani Robinson, Victoria Sandford, Alana Sivacolundhu, Ms Amber Stieber

ACC INDOOR BEACH VOLLEYBALL (BOYS & GIRLS) (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Aamir Patankar, Bailey Hardy, Thomas Bartels, Eli Gasmier, James Burling, Andrew Newton, Harry Watson, Hugh McGuire MIDDLE ROW: Hannah Rennick, Caitlin Attwater, Elly Gardner, Zoe Johnston, Izzy Lindsay, Lauren McVeigh, Gabrielle Ho, Jamie Ganeson-Oats, Ellie Polglase FRONT ROW: Kay Lynn Leong, Sienna Bailey, Leila Balcombe, David Wu, Catherine Cheng, Madhav Rajesh, Asha McDonald, Yasi SpencerPepper, Mia Millward ABSENT: Santi Chen, Miss Britt Gray, Olivia Halliday, Bailey Hullett, Joshua Kelly, Chris Michael, Kelvin Olukolu, Kavya Ranaweera, Mr Damien Stevens, Tim White

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ACC INDOOR VOLLEYBALL (BOYS & GIRLS) (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Hugh McGuire, Hamish Hillier, Thomas Bartels, James Gant, Jacob Gray, Harry Watson, Bailey Hardy, Kian Hart, Hayden Rogalasky MIDDLE ROW: Jasmine Mueller, Rose Fereday, George Hudson, Elly Gardner, Zoe Johnston, William Tomlinson, Remi Pearce, Eschana Hilzinger-Smith, Imogen Khinsoe, Madhav Rajesh FRONT ROW: Mia Millward, Shannon Miller, Hannah Rennick, Catherine Cheng, David Wu, Asha McDonald, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Rebecca Griffiths, Kay Lynn Leong ABSENT: Thea Barnard, Zakaria Ebrahim, Anderson Gare, Emily Koziniec, Katie Metcalfe, Hiruni Perera, James Rudd, Tim White

ACC JUNIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP (BOYS & GIRLS) (YEARS 7–9) BACK ROW: Mr Russ Haxby, Katie Biddulph, Simbarashe Gundani, Mitchell Loxton, Violet Wellisch, Noah Dean, Henry Jones, Kaiya McPhee FRONT ROW: Amber Lynch, Charlie Allen, Jaide McPhee, Scarlett McVeigh, Ebony Cox, Emily Masaryk, Declan Pauline, Sophie Johnson ABSENT: Tunmise Aniyi, Charlotte Bailey, Lara Bussell, Adam Charlton, Miah Davies, Penelope Duff, Matthew Drew, Jarvis Faulks, Liam Finneran, Alicia Reynolds, Zoe Wilkinson

ACC NETBALL (GIRLS & MIXED) (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Georgia Blackbeard, Olivia Halliday, Holly Shackleton, Izzy Lindsay, Ruby Williams, Holly Attwater, Emily Arney MIDDLE ROW: Ashling Kearney, Jasmine York, Aamir Patankar, Ms Amber Stieber, Lauren McVeigh, Mide Olowookere, Chenelle Liyanage FRONT ROW: Aimee Moody, Caitlin Attwater, Georgie Blevin, Alexander Doig, Eliana Hullett, Gabrielle Ho, Leila Balcombe ABSENT: Sienna Bailey, Steele Baker, Liam Doherty, Marinah Ebrahim, Miss Britt Gray, Eschana HilzingerSmith, Isabel Hughes, Harrison Ion, Elizabeth McGuire, Isabella O’Connor, Stephanie Payne, Vienne Seneque, Miss Jessica Tregilles

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ACC SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS (BOYS & GIRLS) (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Chris Michael, Will Robinson, Nick Sacca, Ashton Collins, Ijerioluwa Mejiuni, Andrew Newton, Oliver Kirkby, Alek Narozny MIDDLE ROW: Sammie Ward, Alyssa Unwin, Addy Chambers, Holly Baker, Toni Aniyi, Michelle Williams, Tara Mishra, Ava Hayes FRONT ROW: Joy Heng, Bridget Ellement, Mitchell Phillips, Lucy Snow, Emilia Traverso, Jamie GanesonOats, Megan Smith, Ashley Lance ABSENT: Lupita Allen, Jackson Bright, Aryan Chatrath, Mrs Katie Clayton, Bailey Hullett, Jace Liew, Maahin Raina, Victoria Sandford, Alex Smith, Mr Damien Stevens, Michelle Thesman

ACC TENNIS (BOYS & GIRLS) (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Thea Barnard, Harry Laycock, Aditya Ullas Chandran, Tristan Tan, James Gant, Zachary Jameson, Adeola Adeoye FRONT ROW: Tiara Heng-Chin, Lucy Snow, Hannah Greaves, Robert De Kraa, Dushan Yatigammane, Addy Chambers, Vevina Yang, Joanne Zheng ABSENT: Elyshia Gault, Chenelle Liyanage, William Mulcahy, Miss Tatjiana Pieris, Felix Torralbo Straton, Louis Walkden

ACC TOUCH FOOTBALL (BOYS & GIRLS) (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Rebecca Griffiths, Tara Mishra, Lupita Allen, Alek Narozny, Oliver Kirkby, Michelle Williams, Holly Baker, Lauren Pitcher FRONT ROW: Erin Miller, Rachel Cole, Mitchell Phillips, Nathan Adcock, Hayden Rogalasky, Izzy Jeminson, Ashley Lance ABSENT: Rex Burton, Brodie Chapell, Amy Falconer, Anderson Gare, Mrs Rahni Hooker, Maclean Huddy, Harrison Ion, Emily Koziniec, Hayden McLean, Alex Phillips, Istvan Savanyo, Drew Whittington, Connor Young

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ACC ULTIMATE FRISBEE (MIXED) (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Matthew Tomlinson, Liam Doherty, Dexter Payenberg, Ewan Moles, Angus Balloch, Cooper Byers MIDDLE ROW: Remi Pearce, Kian Hart, Chen Jeffrey, Steele Baker, Holly Shackleton, Holly Attwater, Charlotte McNamee FRONT ROW: Aimee Willis, Ben Heatley, Ruby Fegan, Rose Fereday, George Hudson, Jasmine Mueller ABSENT: Mrs Katie Clayton, Eli Gasmier, Lucas Ho, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Hugh Wilson

ACC WEST COAST FUTSAL ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP (YEAR 10 BOYS) LEFT TO RIGHT: Misaaq Yousaf, Solomon Fegan, Marlon Yie, Dele Olowookere ABSENT: Daniel Adesina, Pacome De Salve Villedieu, Reuben Rivalland

ASC ROWING CLUB BACK ROW: Alicia Reynolds, Fraser Kearney, Dylan Baker, Jamie Snow, Hamish Hillier, Ruby Williams, Holly Burwood MIDDLE ROW: Nawaal Junaid, Brooke Barlow, Emma Bakkers, Bridget Clifton, Bridget Ellement, Holly McGuire, Ashling Kearney FRONT ROW: Sophie Johnson, Samara Ainge, Ms Samantha Rees, Ella Augustin, Sarah White, Mrs Joanne Boserio, Aimee Moody, Ashleigh Gurr ABSENT: Leah Collins, Isabella Lansbury

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ASC BASKETBALL CLUB - JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL BACK ROW: Eric He, Campbell Bright, Dylan Marriott, Joshua Bartels, Eli Gasmier, Finlay Balding, Ben Biddulph, Lachlan Jarvis, Stephen Clarke, Liam Doherty, Charlie Wilkinson, Ijerioluwa Mejiuni, Miles Renkema, Alex Sacca, Oliver McNamee, Adam Charlton, Mitchell Loxton, Aidan Lindsay, Ashton Collins, Oliver Wright, Ethan Walsh, Jacob Skender, James Walker EIGHTH ROW: Sammie Ward, Alex Phillips, Tim De Souza, Kayli Bussell, Surya Kanan, Sean Ngeow, Emily Turner, Mason Cailes-Spence, Sean Rohani, Nick Sacca, Hunter Stone, Hassan Zuhair, Aidan Frazer, Steele Baker, James Bingham, John Condidorio, Madison Bourne, Zeke Hart, Campbell Simpson, Matthew Drew, Aaron Masaryk, Hayden Rajmohan, Ava Hayes, Mide Olowookere

Patankar, Ethan Young, Alicia Reynolds, Katie Biddulph, Oliver Parker, George Hudson, Scarlett McVeigh, Eliana Hullett, Jaide McPhee, Emily Masaryk, Maxwell Cherian, Jayden Pope, Emily Lund SIXTH ROW: Ithiel Dwumfour, Finlay Mischke, Adam Nelson, Elliot Sarmidi, Aun Mohammad, Justine Ellement, William Thorne, Mitchell Phillips, Phoebe Jarvis, Adrian Chavez Nahui, Jack Augustin, Samuel Wallis, Thenuk Wijemanne, Ayden Hipper, Tunmise Aniyi, Declan Pauline, Zoe Dallimore, Marshall Tomlinson, Linton Cox, Lucas Trim, Andrew Chen, Regan Bell, Ronish Gupta, Martha Merlas, Dylan Maxwell, Molly Turner

Shyam Kanagalingam, Bridget Wallace, Ben Mah, Sam Pobee, Arya Choudhury, Teagan Balsdon FOURTH ROW: Nathan Lau, Sam Lowe, Chloe Roos, Zachary Bovell, Jun Feng Boon, Chloe Maxwell, Zac Dallimore, Ava Galvin, Asha Hart, Sienna Nanni, Ashley Tsang, Sophie Johnson, Isabella O’Connor, Samuel Ho, India Blaxell, Jamie Chin, Helena Ye, Sienna Scahill, Yemi Akinyemi, Zoey Chia, Marcus Wee, Mitchell Wilson, Hannah Walmsley, Ariaana Rehman, Emily Browne, James Rice, Liam Howell, Riley Glasson

SECOND ROW: Jayden Khoo, Jack Nicol, William Cai, Maatesh Mugunthan, Zachary Ong, Leonardo Di Latte, Anushka Khalate, Yasmin Tucker, Maeve Young, Lucas Feng, Erte Pan, Abbey Parker, Mr Mike Pinker, James Kemble, Eva Leung, Eric Xu, Charmaine Vogler, Janine Zhang, Ananya Aggarwal, Emma Roos, Benjamin Pooley, Yi An Liu, Jehan Outschoorn, Jake Browne, Jun Ren Boon

FRONT ROW: Jayden Chen, Kobe Terie, Daisy Ng, William Suddese, Robert Leighton, Heerad Gorji, Oliver Carter, Elijah Lim, Saiivishnu Vasudevan, Flynn THIRD ROW: Leo Wong, Jensen Chia, Williams, Noah Sun, Samuel Lau, Leo Timur Kumar, Nikhithan Suren, Sophia Furchtenicht, Jake Watts, Jazib Ilyas, Clement, Nicola Fallon, Leticia Avery, Neave McCaffrey, Alexander Taylor, FIFTH ROW: Evelyn Kemble, Aedan Aarya Khalate, Luis Naylor Zambrano, Bailey, Eli Saratsis, Samuel Lim, Neel Krishnamurthy, Nikhil Yadav, Ricky Jeremy Zhu, Justin Khoo Penelope Duff, Austin Peters, Adam Qiu, Charlotte Bailey, Austin Saratsis, ABSENT: Nathan Adcock, Connor Glass, Rebecca Griffiths, Amelia Sam Sibly, Jethro Suddese, Eva Attwater, Amberley Baker, Oliver SEVENTH ROW: Tyson Monie, Aidan Gurr, Grafton, Emily Cheng, Megan Smith, Small, Aiden Ong, Luca Thorne, Riyani Bakkers, Prasham Bista, Kyle Black, Asha Reany, Charlotte Lim, Charlie Allen, Matthew Zatella, Christie Leung, Tom Outschoorn, Charlotte Lund, Sophie Josh Bovell, Brodie Chapell, Aryan Toni Aniyi, Sophia Charlton, Georgie Smith, Maya Marriott, Paul Olukolu, Sun, Rishinie Vasudevan, Nina Maxwell, Chatrath, Daniel Chee, Danielle Blevin, Jayden Gregory, Xavier Damonse, Harry Shen, Stephanie Masaryk, Imogen Jayden Chan, Sam Lee, Joshua Lee, Dwumfour, Isaac Faulks, Kelsey Biddulph, Kian Hart, Aamir Stone, Anna He, Cooper O’Malley, Amaris Wong

ASC NETBALL CLUB – JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL BACK ROW: Gabrielle Ho, Georgia Blackbeard, Ella Riches, Holly Attwater, Sophie Sheridan, Elly Gardner, Emily Arney, Christa Templeman THIRD ROW: Aimee Moody, Jasmine Mueller, Mia Crofts, Jasmine Kooner, Caitlin Attwater, Hannah Rennick, Estella Glencross, Genevieve Ho SECOND ROW: Mia Jelas, Sienna Bailey, Gayatri Dantale, Katalina Savanyo, Mr Mike Pinker, Charlotte Newton, Stacie Purdy, Isabella O’Connor, Sascha Halliday FRONT ROW: Amelia Winzar, Emily Parratt, Mia Millward, Amelia Luff, Saya Quartermaine, Jin Liu, Isabella Podesta, Emelia Theseira ABSENT: Georgie Blevin, Mrs Katie Clayton, Ella Hudson-Still, Isabella Lansbury, Izzy Lindsay, Lauren McVeigh, Mide Olowookere, Adella Ould, Misha Patel, Stephanie Payne, Paramie Perera, Miss Tatjiana Pieris, Indiana Podesta, Anya Ray, Rozhin Saffar, Jade Soucik, Paige Sutherland, Bethan Thomas, Cerys Webb, Amy Xu, Jasmine York

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BOYS BASKETBALL CANNING RIVER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS (YEARS 11 & 12) BACK ROW: Mr Russ Haxby, Alexander Doig, Riley Eves, Luc Latino FRONT ROW: Nick Sacca, Thomas Gerovich, Liam Fukumoto, Jacob Feist, Finlay Balding ABSENT: John Condidorio, Alex Ellement, Ijerioluwa Mejiuni

FIRST XVIII GIRLS AFL TEAM BACK ROW: Charlotte Newton, Toni Aniyi, Ruby Williams, Jaide McPhee FRONT ROW: Eliza Hill, Samantha Ward, Clara Elezovich, Megan Smith ABSENT: Mr Oliver Beath, Georgia Blackbeard, Madison Bourne, Tiana Dykman-Mippy, Justine Ellement, Zipporah Fish, Annika Haslemore, Eliana Hullett, Kaiya McPhee, Isabella O’Connor, Remi Pearce, Grace Reinecke, Emily Turner, Tiahna Websdale, Zoe Wilkinson, Jasmine York

SSWA GIRLS NETBALL FINALS (YEARS 9 & 10) BACK ROW: Katie Biddulph, Ms Amber Stieber, Scarlett McVeigh FRONT ROW: Genevieve Ho, Chloe Lane, Charlotte Lim, Emily Cheng ABSENT: Kayli Bussell, Zipporah Fish, Miss Britt Gray, Asha Reany, Tiahna Websdale

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SSWA GIRLS TOUCH RUGBY SOUTHERN WINNERS (YEARS 10–12) BACK ROW: Charlotte Lim, Emily Cheng ABSENT: Adeolu Adeoye, Zipporah Fish, Mrs Rahni Hooker, Asha Reany, Sienna Robinson, Kate Savundra, Ella Skewes, Tiahna Websdale

SSWA STATE SCHOOL ORIENTEERING CHAMPIONSHIPS BACK ROW: Mr Damien Stevens, James Kemble, Josh Bovell, Noah Dean, Jamie Snow, Ms Amber Stieber FRONT ROW: Mitch Robinson, Scarlett McVeigh, Charlie McKell, Amberley Baker, Ben Mah ABSENT: James Bingham, Blake Capewell, Marinah Ebrahim, Estella Glencross, Rebecca Griffiths, Ava Hayes, Cooper Hawley, Fraser Manderson, Nicholas Mulcahy, Tyson Neill, Declan Pauline, Kate Savundra, Aiden Snook, Lucy Snow, Reuben Rivalland, Ben Tang, Tim White, Josh Wright, Miss Britt Gray

SSWA VOLLEYBALL (BOYS & GIRLS) (YEARS 7–9) BACK ROW: Scarlett McVeigh, Noah Dean, Katie Biddulph, Emily Masaryk FRONT ROW: Simba Kojima, Ashleigh Smith, Jin Liu, Jayden Pope ABSENT: Megan Burrows, Adrian Chavez Nahui, Matthew Drew, Clara Elezovich, Genevieve Ho, Sophie Johnson, Lachlan Pearce, Aaron Ravi, Zayn Rizwan, Miss Britt Gray, Miss Tatjiana Pieris

WEST COAST FUTSAL ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONS (YEARS 7 & 8 GIRLS) LEFT TO RIGHT: Miah Davies, Ash Schipper, Caitie Arbery, Eliza Hill ABSENT: Penelope Duff, Jazmia Dykman, Olivia Hughes, Laylah James-Kemp, Sophie Reader

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2021 BROUGHT NEW IDEAS, NEW PROGRAMS AND NEW STAFF TO OUR OUTDOOR LEARNING PROGRAM (OLP) AT THE COLLEGE. WHILST MRS KATRINA GOODS WAS ON MATERNITY LEAVE, MR NICK FLETCHER, WITH A WEALTH OF OUTDOOR SKILL, JOINED THE OLP TEAM. IN TERM 4 MRS GOODS WAS BACK TO LEAD OUR JUNIOR SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND WE RETAINED THE SERVICES OF MR FLETCHER AS WELL AS MR LEWIS KINNEAR.

The opportunities and rewards for our students against the uncertainty of COVID-19 were well received and appreciated. Whilst the outdoor sector last year suffered incredible damage across the country (and WA has not been immune), Western Australia has been able to operate in a somewhat normal manner in 2021. Of great impact on the operations of OLP were the lack of staff to lead specialist programs or components of programs, unsettled and compromised supply chains, and loss of program providers due to unsustainable economic impacts. In that regard, we are still waiting for tents ordered a year ago due to specialist fabrics sourced internationally. Despite the many operational challenges, the OLP team was able to meet the needs of all students and even introduce new programs. As one door closed another opened, and the opportunity to develop an entire new Year 8 OLP was taken. Developing this new program was akin to sailing a racing skiff, mainsail and spinnaker gullwinged and perfectly balanced downwind surfing over the chop: exciting! In recent years the College has used the Mornington Adventure Camp, but the camp was closed with late notice, which led to the wonderful opportunity that became reality in 2021. With a new focus, the Year 8 OLP was based at Nanga Bush Camp and utilised Lane Poole Reserve for outdoor activities, including a mini-expedition, Trees Adventure high ropes course, mountain biking, orienteering and a Rite of Passage component which focused on the development of House culture. Wander out Yonder, our elective OLP expedition to the remote East Kimberley, was offered for the first time in the

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July school holidays, and the inaugural expedition was highly successful. With only 10 positions available to Year 11 and 12 students, it didn’t take long for the tour to be fully subscribed. Led by our long-time outdoor partner Adventure Out (34 years!) and its proprietor, Terry Hewett OAM (ex SAS), our ASC group was privileged to walk on country in the Dunham River catchment of the Doon Doon settlement. On average about 30 people a year have access to this region, and the rarity of the opportunity was not lost on our students. This remote hiking expedition certainly tested the GRIT and resilience of our students, and I thank Mr Nick Fletcher and Miss Tatjiana Pieris for taking on the responsibility and participating in such a remote expedition. The early years programs and Bush School afford our youngest students the opportunity to relish in the outdoors on campus. Nature Pedagogy is the primary educational tenet of Bush School. We are very fortunate to have such supportive and enthusiastic teachers who see the benefit for our students to be outside regularly, and there have been many anecdotal reports of optimised student development and learning. At the time of writing, preparations are being finalised for our Year 3 OLP and Year 10 students. The Year 10 OLP forms part of a three-week Rite-of-Passage period for students in Year 10. Students are provided with a choice of eight programs that vary in technical skill and remoteness. These range through white water kayaking, hiking in the Albany area, surfing, mountain biking, abseiling Bluff Knoll, canoeing the Blackwood River and multi-skills programs.

It is difficult to identify or isolate favourites, as all programs suit the developmental and educational needs of our students. Highlights include: • Year 4 OLP at Guilderton, and the resilience showed by our students camping for two nights and being blown around by the wind on Day 1! • Year 5 OLP at RAC Nature Park in Margaret River, where exceptional screenprinting nature artwork was completed. • Year 6 OLP at Camp Quaranup Albany, listening to Ms Lockyer’s fantastic fireside stories, and going to the Albany Windfarm where students were able to go inside a wind turbine, watch a shutdown and learn about renewable energy. • Year 7 Team Building and Forest Edge, playing in Lake Jones and fishing on the

banks of Lake Navarino, not catching anything except peace and quiet, and testing our patience! • Year 8 OLP at Nanga Bush Camp as a new program and crossing Toms Crossing on the first day of hiking! • Year 9 Kalbarri, the highlight of walking down Z Bend with a river flowing down the walkway, a rare sight and experience. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the OLP team – Mrs Goods, Mr Kinnear and our newest member Mr Fletcher – for their work in the ever-shifting landscape that is the outdoors. To our families who entrust us with your child’s welfare whilst enjoying the benefits of OLP: thank you. Mr Jason Zaurs Head of Outdoor Learning

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ON TUESDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER, ALL YEAR 7 STUDENTS AND STAFF SET OUT ON A ONE-ANDA-HALF-HOUR BUS RIDE TO OUR OUTDOOR LEARNING PROGRAM (OLP) DESTINATION: FORREST EDGE RECREATION CAMP IN WAROONA. WHEN WE GOT THERE, WE ENJOYED BEAUTIFUL VIEWS AND MORNING TEA.

sleeping in the tents and some of us found it challenging to be away from home, but it was good. After breakfast, we went fishing in the dam. Although staff said that there were over 2 000 fish, we didn’t catch anything. That afternoon to our relief we were able to catch a bus back to Forrest Edge. When we got back, we rushed to the showers, the boys were begging for each other’s spot in the line. That night we played Minute to Win It! games and were able to see Mars and Saturn through an amazing telescope.

“The one chance you get to throw something at someone without getting in trouble”

The next day we woke up at the usual time and had pancakes for breakfast. We were able to do so many activities over the next two days such as the pamper pole, Orienteering, rock climbing, abseiling, ziplining and a quiz night with games. Overall Year 7 OLP was a life-changing experience where we pushed our own boundaries. We will remember this forever and are grateful for the opportunity.

“I’m so glad I did this as my parents would never have let me!” This experience was fun yet rewarding. After a long and grueling journey, we prepared and cooked ourselves stir fry which was yum. “It’s the first time I have ever eaten stir fry!” We got to collect sticks and roast marshmallows before bed. It was a bit chilly

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“I was pretty good at stacking the nuts and bolts”

Tyson Bortolotti and Madison Kent Year 7

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Year 8

YEAR 8 OUTDOOR LEARNING PROGRAM (OLP) WAS AN ENGAGING EXPERIENCE. THE OVERALL THEME OF THE CAMP WAS THE TRANSITION AND BONDING OF OUR HOUSE GROUPS. WE STARTED BY ORGANISING OURSELVES BY HOUSES ON THE BUSES BEFORE WE DEPARTED. We arrived at the camp where Durack House would be ‘bunking’ in one of the dorms houses until our camping expedition. The activities included (but were not limited to) the treetop course, mountain biking, orienteering, hiking, quiz nights and team bonding.

The Houses all did their walks at different times. These included an 8km hike to learn how to pack a camping pack properly. We had two separate hikes across two days, camping in a different location each night. We had to prepare our food and tents. Each activity had a purpose; they were all designed to drive us forward, increase our horizons and create a stronger sense of family within our Houses. Our Year 8 OLP was challenging, informative and, most importantly, fun. I know everyone had some things they liked and some things they didn’t, and we all took something different out of the experience. It was an amazing time, and I can’t wait to see what is in store for next year.

Kyle Stuart Year 8

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THE OUTDOOR LEARNING PROGRAM (OLP) IS ONE OF THE MOST ANTICIPATED EVENTS FOR THE COLLEGE’S YEAR 9 STUDENTS. HOWEVER, AFTER NEWS THAT A CYCLONE HAD HIT KALBARRI, THERE WAS WORRY THAT THE OLP WOULDN’T PROCEED. Combined with the lockdown during Term 2 holidays, we were all very nervous about the impact COVID would have. So, when half of the year left for Kalbarri on Monday morning, everyone was thrilled that the OLP was going ahead. The journey to Kalbarri took nine hours and by the time we arrived we were all exhausted but looking forward to the coming days. We woke the next morning to

a bright sunny day and, after all the rain of the previous week, the feeling of relief was obvious around the campsite. We went on long steep hikes through canyons and were constantly gifted with amazing views. We saw gorges that were swollen with water from the rain to heights that have not been seen for decades. We abseiled down a sheer cliff, feeling the exhilaration and reward of the experience. We swam inside a massive gorge, viewing amazing rock formations and plant and animal life. These activities made up for any worry we had, and we all experienced amazement about the natural wonders of Kalbarri. Kalbarri was an OLP that went beyond our wildest expectations. It left us with friendships and experiences for a lifetime, plus the need to have a really long hot shower! Thank you to Mr J, Mr Zaurs and all other teachers involved for putting together such an awesome camp.

David Duff Year 9

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YEAR 10 WAS THE LAST TIME ALL STUDENTS COULD ATTEND AN OUTDOOR LEARNING PROGRAM (OLP) AT ASC. AND, WHILE THERE WAS SOME SADNESS AT THIS, ANTICIPATION BY THE YEAR 10S FOR OLP WAS HIGH; ESPECIALLY CONSIDERING THIS YEAR WE GOT TO CHOOSE OUR OWN ADVENTURE. There was a wide variety of programs to select from, with eight in total: Boranup to Wharncliffe, Big Valley Program, Great Southern Expedition, Collie, Blackwood River Journey, Cape Challenge, Southwest Discovery and Bluff Knoll. Adventures ranged from kayaking, hiking, canoeing, and abseiling to surfing. I went on the new OLP, Great Sothern Expedition, which involved hiking and was designed to build on skills learnt on the Kalbarri camp and looking back, I am left with some major, lasting memories. One aspect I remember vividly is the scenery. Traipsing through the bushland, we were thoroughly immersed in nature; not a whiff of wi-fi in the air. We even saw a few snakes along the way! Every so often, as we trampled up to the top of a slope and got a glimpse of dramatic cliffs and bright blue ocean. During our hike we also went down to the shoreline: even taking a quick dip

and hiking along the beach. On the last day of the hike, we passed the wind turbines. It was such an absurd feeling: walking at the base of these massive metal structures towering over us, having not seen anything man-made for a week! The All Saints’ Outdoor Learning Program challenges students in ways its academic program never could. When our year group reunited as a single camp, we had lots of discussion and I learnt how every camp challenged its participants in many ways. My camp was physically demanding, having to walk every day with a heavy pack on our backs, but this was simply the most obvious challenge. Everybody had their own challenges: whether it was sleeping in a tent, having to navigate on the trail, cooking dinner on a Trangia or being away from their family, and these allowed us to grow and develop new sets of skills: for example, basic camping skills. Whilst I am sad that this was the last camp that I will ever go on with All Saints’, I think my journey through an amazing series of camps in the All Saints’ Outdoor Learning Program has finished with a bang. I am so grateful for all the work that the OLP staff, Mrs Goods, Mr Zaurs, Mr Kinnear and Mr Fletcher, put into planning and running them, and for all the other teachers that joined us on the various camps.

Aimee Moody Year 11, 2021

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IN THE JULY SCHOOL HOLIDAYS, TEN YEAR 11 AND 12 STUDENTS AND TWO ASC STAFF GOT ON A PLANE AND TRAVELLED TO KUNUNURRA, WHERE WE PARTICIPATED IN A REMOTE SIX-DAY HIKING EXPEDITION, MOVING ALONG THE DUNHAM RIVER CATCHMENT. WITH ACCESS TO LAND THAT IS NORMALLY NOT OPENED TO VISITORS, THE GROUP WAS LED BY EX-SAS SOLDIER TERRY HEWETT (OAM) AND MR NICK FLETCHER (ASC OUTDOOR LEARNING TEACHER). At school, preparation had been underway for some months, with huge amounts of equipment and food needing to be prepared, packed, and distributed amongst our group. For this trip, we would be entirely self-sufficient, carrying all food, camping and cooking equipment. In the early morning hours of Saturday, 10 July, the students and staff met at the airport at 6.00am, and were greeted by Mr Fletcher, and Miss Pieris, where we did our final debrief and pack check. Before we knew it, we had landed in hot and sunny Kununurra, where we were greeted by Terry, and his two four-wheel drive cars, before heading to Doon Doon Station. Starting here was where we formed our first base camp and future rendezvous point on Cabbage Tree Creek – a tributary to the Dunham River and our route into the expedition proper. Days 2 and 3 saw students start bright and early on a beautiful hike through the gorges. The weather was amazing both days, with 36-degree temperatures and lots of sun. We started the trek by going along the Cabbage Tree Creek, where students were now fully isolated in the wilderness. From here we took the days as we found them, made camp where we decided and allowed ourselves to settle into expedition mode. On Day 4, students had a pre-dawn wake up and began a demanding hike down into the Letterbox Gorge, a narrow choke point in the river where steep cliffs on either side meant that swimming through with our packs atop

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a make-shift raft was the only option! With everyone feeling more comfortable and adjusted to the environment, Days 5 and 6 saw students settle into the rhythm of Kimberley life organically, waking with the birds, reading the landscape as we travelled and re-prioritising our day to fit our bodies and our mindsets. Moving from cool water hole to cool water hole was the order of the day, with shared snacks and community spirit as our culture. Night 6 was our last night on country. The well-rehearsed routine was starting to make sense, and a reflective campfire session helped close the deep experience of the Kimberley. The following day we headed for Discovery Park Campgrounds in the town of Kununurra, and the evening brought everyone together to share a meal and debrief on the amazing experience had by all. We would like to thank Mr Zaurs, Mr Fletcher, Miss Pieris and Terry Hewett for guiding us on this amazing experience. Their hard work planning the trip and keeping everyone safe did not go unseen. It was certainly an experience that I will remember forever.

Ruby Williams Year 11

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ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 2021 BACK ROW: Leah Wu, Amber Lynch, Banisha Sekhon, Amberley Baker, Mia Lowe (Year 5) FRONT ROW: Bernice Chong, Tejas Morisetty, Holly Harban, Alexander Hunt, Scarlett Spencer-James

ANIME AND MANGA CLUB BACK ROW: Kimberley Stone, Riley Butson, Ben Biddulph, Andy Zhou, Leah Collins FRONT ROW: Taryn Lee, Quinntelle Williams, Amelie Hall, Emily Ji, Trent Williams ABSENT: Tunmise Aniyi, Asha Bruce, Pavin Choawiwat, Isabel Hiew-Tombs, Kaile Hong, Joy Kim, Isabella Lansbury, Olivia Loke, Holly McGuire, Atiyyah Patel, Katalina Savanyo, Harry Shen, Sayuri Taaffe, Mr Blaze Reynolds

ARTS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 2021 BACK ROW: Thenuk Wijemanne, Toby Landau, Evelyn Ward FRONT ROW: Eden Penty, Jinning Huang, Astrid Ravn

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BIG SCIENCE COMPETITION – HIGH DISTINCTION WINNERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Adam Nelson, Aleisha Nelson, Kerry Cao, Riley Snook ABSENT: Aiman Fayyaz, Thomas Haynes

CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTS – FRONT OF HOUSE VOLUNTEERS BACK ROW: Nikita Arun, Joshua Conigliaro, Thomas Stone, Myles Keeffe, Amrit Jessy, Alana Levingston MIDDLE ROW: Michelle Thesman, Leah Collins, Ashling Kearney, Estella Glencross, Aimee Moody, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Penelope Duff FRONT ROW: Annabelle Berry, Asha Hart, Mr Adrian Arnold, Mr Geoff Glencross, Ruthie Ong, Ananya Malani ABSENT: Toni Aniyi, Ayona Basu, Jayden Bell, Clara Elezovich, Elyshia Gault, Lana Habibi, Rebecca Lee, KC Leevers, Chenelle Liyanage, Shray Patel, Lani Robinson, Lauren Sivacolundhu, Megan Smith, Michelle Williams, Andy Zhou

CIRCUS CLUB BACK ROW: Caitie Arbery, Sashana Burling, Amy Smith, Hayden Rajmohan, Georgia Blackbeard, Kyle Stuart, Eleanor Burwood, Mia Jelas THIRD ROW: Aidan Orlando, Ananya Basu, Ivan Ung, Emily Harwood, Ariana Stalley, Penelope Duff, Ash Schipper, Leah Wu SECOND ROW: Aedan Bailey, Isabella Podesta, Asha Hart, Ross Miller, Riley Snook, Trent Williams, Ariaana Rehman, Chloe Rakuscek FRONT ROW: Astrid Ravn, Sienna Scahill, Chris Goddard, Mr Paul Green, Jordan Cooper, Riyani Outschoorn, Eden Penty ABSENT: Mathew Harwood, Izzy Hill, Scarlett Spencer-James, Aidan Snook, Ruby Squire, Poppy Stark, Mackenzie Thomas, Zoe Vassallo

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DUKE OF EDINBURGH – BRONZE & SILVER AWARD WINNERS BACK ROW: Mr Scott Corbett, Chenelle Liyanage, Elly Gardner, Isabel Duncanson, Felix Torralbo Straton, Elley Dymond, Michelle Thesman, Ms Samantha Rees FRONT ROW: Ruby Fegan, Lucy Snow, Caelan Lu, Holly Shackleton, Jogitheshwar Shivakumar, Charlise Brown, Aimee Moody ABSENT: Madison Coles, Zoe Dallimore, Myles Keeffe, Imogen Khinsoe, Tara Mishra, Ewan Moles, Madhav Rajesh, Michelle Williams

GENERAL EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 2021 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jarrah Gleadell, Cameron Anthony, Zoe Dallimore ABSENT: Isabella Leniartek

ICT SUPERTEAM BACK ROW: Quinn Brands, Yogi Kumar, Jacob Gray, Ben Biddulph, Silas Butler, Connor Young, Jamie Snow, Amrit Jessy MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Donna Hatton, Jack Goddard, Riley Snook, David Duff, Shray Patel, William Thorne, Viola Landucci, Mr Greg Port FRONT ROW: Ashley Lance, Aedan Bailey, Kerry Cao, Myles Keeffe, Sunishka Verma, Rithvik Simhadri, Emma Burton ABSENT: Mrs Rebecca Chapman, Julius Clegg, Mayeul De Salve Villedieu, Senuka Jayasekara, Darcy Smith

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INDIGENOUS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 2021 – JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL LEFT TO RIGHT: Emelia Theseira, Blake Capewell, Ebony Cox, Miah Davies

INTERSCHOOL DEBATING TEAM – JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL BACK ROW: Dylan Sikorski, Audrey Shan, Ben Tang, Aditya Ullas Chandran, Thomas Stone, Holly Baker, Toby Landau, Ethan Young THIRD ROW: Sushree Mangla, Felicia Ho, Isabella Leniartek, Sashana Burling, Sunishka Verma, Jessica Black, Riley Snook, Tunmise Aniyi SECOND ROW: Ms Kate Bottomley, Chenelle Liyanage, Ruby Adams, Rebecca Lee, Aimee Moody, Mia Lowe, Jinning Huang, Diego Bagworth, Ms Mona Lingensjo FRONT ROW: Nishaan Sunner, Kelly Snow, Senuka Jayasekara, Emma Burton, Jessica Lim, Jin Liu, Eli Saratsis, Ruthie Ong, Sam Vallabhaneni ABSENT: Cameron Anthony, Mr Mitch Jamieson, Nawaal Junaid, Dylan Maxwell, Jet Noonan, Dominique To

LEO CLUB BACK ROW: Senuka Jayasekara, Holly Cammarano, Sunishka Verma, Sienna Garvey, Holly Burwood, Sashana Burling, Rebecca Lee FRONT ROW: Taryn Lee, Quinntelle Williams, Pritika Sharma, Leah Collins, Olivia Loke, Emma Burton, Annabelle Berry ABSENT: Mia Lowe, Mr Blaze Reynolds, Trent Williams

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LIVE STREAMING GROUP BACK ROW: Amrit Jessy, Connor Young, Myles Keeffe, Ben Biddulph, Hamish Hillier, Quinn Brands, David Duff FRONT ROW: Penelope Duff, Pritika Sharma, Alana Levingston, Mr Drew Mayhills, Mr Adrian Arnold, Leah Collins, William Thorne, Aedan Bailey ABSENT: Smith Blaxell, Mr Geoff Glencross, Imogen Khinsoe, Madhav Rajesh, Harry Shen, Darcy Smith, Dominique To

MATHEMATICS COMPETITION REPRESENTATIVES These students represented the College in various Mathematics Competitions in 2021 and achieved a High Distinction or higher BACK ROW: Senuka Jayasekara, Felicia Ho, Sam Harban, Anthony Prasad, Julius Clegg, Nikita Arun, Rithvik Simhadri, Alexander Hunt MIDDLE ROW: Lucas Feng, Tejas Morisetty, Madison Every, Jing Quan Chong, Jessie Lau, Martha Merlas, Nishaan Sunner FRONT ROW: Ms Hannah Mast, Noah Sun, Ryan Li, Gianni Mirco, Jamie Kim, Yi An Liu, Jing Ming Chong, Jayden Khoo, Mrs Angela Janssens ABSENT: Kerry Cao, Xiaoyu Chen, Lucas Ho, Aaliyah Kadir, Shaurya Kaushal, Sushree Mangla, Adam Nelson, Madhav Rajesh, Banisha Sekhon, Jason Shan, Amy Smith, Annabella Tan, Ben Tang, Callum Tang, Michelle Thesman, Ivan Ung, Sam Vallabhaneni

MOCK TRIALS BACK ROW: Holly Baker, Thomas Stone, Shaurya Kaushal, Tyler Baird, Jacob Gray, Zakaria Ebrahim, Toni Aniyi MIDDLE ROW: Zoe Langstone, Olivia Clinckers, Holly Cammarano, Bridget Clifton, David Duff, Toby Landau, Chenelle Liyanage FRONT ROW: Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Mia Lowe, Banisha Sekhon, Mr Ben Basell, Divya Josey, Ruby Fegan, Madeline Ong ABSENT: Keeley Baldock, Addy Chambers, Madison Coles, Xavier Damonse, Laura Duryea, Sarah Gerovich, Ms Trish Harris, Lachlan Jarvis, Oliver Kirkby, Dylan Marriott, Ijerioluwa Mejiuni, Stephanie Payne, Lauren Pitcher, Kavya Ranaweera, Alex Sacca, Rozhin Saffar, Akshitha Veerla, Mr Eugene Wong, Oliver Wright

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MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 2021 LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Krause, Sienna Giuffre, Paramie Perera

ROBOTICS CLUB - JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL BACK ROW: Jarrah Gleadell, Shray Patel, William Carruthers, Darcy Smith, Jamie Snow, Harry Hayes, Silas Butler, Joshua Conigliaro, Ben Tang, David Duff, Riley Snook, Viola Landucci

Vallabhaneni, Samuel Lim, Ithiel Dwumfour, Jamie Chin, Kerry Cao, Katherine Kucharski, Shaan Dhanjal, Sam Pobee, Advay Sonawane, Nishita Arun, Nathan Lau, Yusif Muhammed

FOURTH ROW: Felicity Simon, Emma Burton, Senuka Jayasekara, Jinning Huang, Cooper O’Malley, Mayeul De Salve Villedieu, Sunishka Verma, Ivan Ung, Rithvik Simhadri, Jack Goddard, Michael Beahan Warman, Anya Prithivi Raj, Shawn Han

SECOND ROW: Angelina Ung, Tyela YeohEllerton, Aarya Khalate, Shevon Modi, Jack Zhao, Ryan Hall, Rohan Patel, Lucie Zhang, Shi Ying Liang, Arya Ravi, Kai Gleadell, Olivia Renton

THIRD ROW: Chris Goddard, Taryn Lee, Sam

FRONT ROW: Jayden Khoo, James Wong, Lucas Lok, Ashley Lance, Mr Bradley

Middleton, Mr David Musgrave, Mrs Donna Hatton, Jacob Gray, Nikhithan Suren, Vedh Ponasanapalli, Ethan Gee ABSENT: Deklyn Bartles, Bernice Chong, Jing Quan Chong, Aiman Fayyaz, Michael Gerovich, Ronish Gupta, Jake Hermawan, Imogen Khinsoe, Rhys Miller, Aun Muhammed, Austin Peters, Ryan Rakuscek, Hayden Rogalasky, Anand Sundaram, Vatsan Suresh, Haraen Veeramachaneni, Nikhil Yadav, Mr Nicholas Christie, Mr Jay Raffel, Mr Thomas Fell-Smith, Mr Rémi Hart

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RUNWAY POP-UP SHOP LEADERS BACK ROW: Olivia Loke, Divya Josey, Jamie Snow, Mia Lowe FRONT ROW: Jin Liu, Ashley Lance, Ms Laura Strentz, Samara Ainge, Erin Miller ABSENT: Silas Butler, Mr Scott Corbett, Riley Snook

SUSTAINABILITY CLUB - JUNIOR SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL BACK ROW: Zac Dallimore, Olivia Loke, India Blaxell, Smith Blaxell, Alicia Garvey, Chloe Rakuscek, Taryn Lee FRONT ROW: Sam Lee, Sam Sibly, Lauren McKenna, Ms Catherine Donnelly, Leticia Avery, Vedh Ponasanapalli, Saaya Ponasanapalli ABSENT: Georgia Blackbeard, Oliver Carter, Ada Chapman, Leonardo Di Latte, Divya Josey, Karthik Kodivalasa, Mia Lowe, Corbyn Murakami, Nandana Nitin, Mrs Shona Browne, Mrs Rebecca Chapman, Miss Alicia Cuttone, Mrs Emily Taylor

TECH HUB BACK ROW: Amrit Jessy, Joshua Conigliaro, Lachlan Bruce, Ben Biddulph, Myles Keeffe, Hamish Hillier MIDDLE ROW: Mr Adrian Arnold, Pritika Sharma, Joseph Harrison, Shray Patel, David Duff, Leah Collins, Mr Geoff Glencross FRONT ROW: Aedan Bailey, Asha Hart, Andy Zhou, Penelope Duff, Amy Hirst, William Thorne, Shi Ying Liang, Rohan Patel ABSENT: Oliver Jacobson, Emily Ji, Imogen Khinsoe, KC Leevers, Alana Levingston, Madhav Rajesh

YOUNG WRITERS COLLECTIVE BACK ROW: Mia Lowe, Divya Josey, Toby Landau, Kyle Stuart, Isabella Leniartek, Felicia Ho MIDDLE ROW: Tejas Morisetty, Anya Prithivi Raj, Stacie Purdy, Alison Smith, Rebecca Lee, Ashton Yu, Adam Nelson FRONT ROW: Madison Kent, Ved Pulikot, Taryn Lee, Sampreeti Mitra, Jamie Kim, Ella Walden ABSENT: Joshua Conigliaro, Isabel Hiew-Tombs, Mr Bradley Middleton, Jet Noonan, Charlotte Parker, Rohan Singh, Jacob Skender, Kate Zatella

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PEER SUPPORT LEADERS (YEAR 11) BACK ROW: Toni Aniyi, Georgia Blackbeard, Ruby Williams, Thomas Stone, James Johnson, Bailey Hullett, Mathew Harwood, Ashton Collins, Joshua Fernandez, Holly Shackleton, Stephanie Payne

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THIRD ROW: Elly Gardner, Austin Matthews, Rodrigo Goncalves de Azevedo, Vevina Yang, James Rudd, Lupita Allen, Olivia Halliday, Elijah Siebel, Caelan Lu, Lucy Snow, Ava

Hayes, Jess Luff SECOND ROW: Zoe Langstone, Gayatri Dantale, Yasi Spencer-Pepper, Leila Balcombe, Aimee Moody, Ruby Fegan, Mitchell Phillips, Isabel Hughes, Ellie Polglase, Estella Glencross, Bridget Ellement, Rachel Vujovic, Samara Ainge, Keeley Baldock FRONT ROW: Kay Lynn Leong, Mia Millward,

PEER SUPPORT IS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY THAT THE COLLEGE OFFERS IN ITS WELLBEING PROGRAM TO YEAR 11 STUDENTS. ONCE A WEEK THE YEAR 11S RUN ACTIVITIES WITH THE YEAR 8S IN THEIR RESPECTIVE HOUSES. THE ACTIVITIES ARE BASED ON THE 7 HABITS AND ENABLE THE YEAR 8S TO GET TO KNOW AND SUPPORT EACH OTHER AND FORM BONDS WITH THE YEAR 11S IN THEIR HOUSE.

Mrs Fiona Bassett, Mr Adam Goor, Mrs Ainsley Harmsen, Mrs Kay von Dietze, Miss Britt Gray, Mr Geoffrey Rouse, Ms Zoe Parker, Chenelle Liyanage, Ananya Malani ABSENT: Jackson Bright, Rex Burton, Matilda Carrie, Sophia Charlton, Isabel Duncanson, Marinah Ebrahim, Ben Heatley, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Alex Phillips, Kyan Powell, Aimee Willis, Chongchong Ye

By providing an opportunity for the Year 8s to get to know older years, the program has enabled everyone to feel more connected in their House, whilst also making for a smooth transition into the Senior School. It was wonderful to see all the new friendships being formed and the willingness of the Year 8s to be involved in all the activities. Each week involved everyone collaborating, constantly supporting each other and, most of all having, an enjoyable time. As leaders, we were able to create lasting bonds with the younger students in our House whilst developing our leadership and skills. However, the main takeaway for me as a Year 11 is that Peer Support gave me an opportunity to grow as a person, to make everlasting friendships and to create some incredible memories.

Bridget Ellement Year 11

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2021 BEGAN IN VERY UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES AS A COVID-19 SCARE DELAYED THE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE YEAR 7 STUDENTS TO BEGIN THEIR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNEY TOGETHER. THIS MEANT THAT THE USUAL HOUSE DAY COULDN’T GO AHEAD AND THE EXCITEMENT OF BEGINNING HIGH SCHOOL WAS THWARTED! Instead, the students spent their first week of Senior School introducing themselves to each other and checking in with their new Tutor teachers through video chats on Teams. It was great to see energy and enthusiasm exude from the screens during what was a challenging time. Thankfully this was only short lived and we were able to create new and interesting ways to help the students connect with each other, albeit through the anonymity of face masks. Despite the setback, the Year 7 students settled beautifully and by the time we returned from the two-day Team Building camps, it was as though they had been part of the Senior School for ever. A major focus of the Transition program is collaboration, and the InnovatED program is a particular highlight of this. Year 7 students actively explored the concept through an incredible realworld opportunity to collaborate with The Future of Fremantle Planning Committee in the redesign of the Fremantle Port area. They engaged in learning from a variety of disciplines, while teaming up with professionals from a wide range of industries to develop and present their concept ideas. This saw students collaborating with politicians, cultural experts, environmental scientists and more. The quality of their thinking has been outstanding, and their ideas have now been tabled with the Fremantle Planning Committee as part of the planning process for the future of the Fremantle Port. Year 8s have also been using InnovatED as a space to collaborate in order to contribute in various ways to the betterment of our society. This year, they had the option of working directly with our service partners, or in teams starting their own business ventures through the $20 Boss program. With the opportunity to design and drive their own projects, it has been outstanding to see the Year 8 students actively create new opportunities for the All Saints Community in a variety of ways. We have seen the artistic ventures of a group of students who have created dolls for children impacted by AIDS in South Africa, while another group, keen on sustainable food, has introduced chickens to our College which now provide a valuable source of eggs for our Food

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Technology program. These students connected with the Junior school to teach the younger students about this fabulous resource. The scope of the projects being undertaken has been incredible, and the way the Year 8 students effectively used planning, collaboration and design tools to support their success is testament to their commitment and drive. This year saw a revamp of the Year 8 camp, shifting locations to Dwellingup where the students braved cold and wet conditions over two nights in tents, spending a day trekking through the Dwellingup Forest and even crossing through the river. This, along with a high ropes challenge, introduction to mountain biking and more, created an experience that, while challenging, encouraged the creation of strong bonds between the various House groups and their Heads of House. It allowed the students to see in each other and themselves some of the many strengths that each carries, and the contributions that each makes to our community. I was humbled by the way the students looked out for one another, encouraged one another and rose to the many difficulties that they faced with excitement joy, and compassion. Another stand-out event for our Transition Students was the Drama production 40 Years Later which saw a great number of Year 7 & 8 students collaborating with professional director Haydon Davies and playwright Samantha Nerida to produce a high quality performance that celebrated our 40 years as a College. It was a remarkable achievement that captured a number of stories and events that demonstrated the essence of our supportive, inclusive and caring community. As always, there have been many other exciting aspects of Transition life that are thanks to the support our students are given by the amazing team of staff who work with them. Most importantly, we acknowledge the wonderful contributions, enthusiasm and respect that come from our Year 7 and 8 students who continue to grow in body, mind and spirit by embracing the opportunities that abound. Mr Paul Green Head of Transition Program

YEAR 7 AND 8 STUDENT LEADERS (SEMESTER 1 & 2) BACK ROW: William Russell, Kyle Stuart, Daniel Haynes, Amin Arefi, Ishaan Gopalan, Callum Moss, Seth Subasinghe, Evan Bonner, Kereen He, Amber Lynch THIRD ROW: Rithvik Simhadri, Jinning Huang, Charlotte Newton, Maxwell Cherian, Isabella Leniartek, Holly McGuire,

Kimberley Stone, Emily Harwood, Alison Smith, Rohan Singh, Anna He SECOND ROW: Isabella Podesta, Leah Wu, Tejas Morisetty, Dominique To, Grace Simons, Saya Quartermaine, Emily Ji, Anya Prithivi Raj, Aidan Orlando, Katherine Kucharski, Dylan Maxwell, Holly Harban, Simba Kojima

FRONT ROW: Astrid Ravn, Shi Ying Liang, John Warrilow, Sampreeti Mitra, Rohan Patel, Mr Paul Green, Eli Saratsis, Chloe Glass, Ved Pulikot, Ella Walden, Ebonnie Knight ABSENT: Felicia Ho, Paul Olukolu

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LIFELONG PASSION FOR MAKING A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE

From the Head of Catalyst

Catalyst: Centre for Service and Social Enterprise at All Saints’ College

2021 has seen Catalyst thrive through another year of restrictions, lockdowns and changed programs. We had to pause some great programs, and some opportunities for students could not be completed. It is thanks to the generosity of our staff, students, families and partners that we are able to continue to offer lifelong learning opportunities that make a positive different in the real world. In the middle of ASC@Home in 2020, when students and staff were working in an online environment, Catalyst was able to pivot and develop new ways for the community to continue serving with heads, hearts and hands. Four new programs were developed to respond to the needs of our service partners and the restrictions in place at the time. It has been a joy to continue these programs through 2021. We have been able to expand the Food Friendzy program, providing thousands of meals to people in need. Relationships between College families and older Australians have flourished, and we have been able to continue connecting to families in need. 2021 saw the appointment of the inaugural Catalyst Leadership Team, nine amazing students who took responsibility for the leadership of service and social enterprise at the College. Through their roles these students have embraced the mantra of ‘school is the real world’ by engaging in work with our service partners that created new opportunities for other students to make a positive difference. The Catalyst Leadership Team launched their own social enterprise this year with the opening of Swop Shop: a student led social-enterprise op shop. The profits from the Swop Shop sales are supporting a Year 8 Innovat[ED] project of redesigning a café run by The Salvation Army. Along with the Salvation Army project, the Year 8 Innovat[ED] program continues to connect with our service partners through a variety of projects. The course enables our students to engage in a design-thinking process that seeks to propose solutions for real-world challenges that our Service Partners are facing. This connection with

Propeller Industries fosters the growth of empathic and innovative minds that have a unique understanding of how they can make a positive difference. This year saw the launch of the Innovation and Leadership course, which provided the opportunity to complete a Certificate II in Business, along with engaging in entrepreneurship opportunities at the College Junior School students continued to demonstrate an ongoing passion for making a positive difference through a variety of activities and programs. Our Year 6 students connected with RAAFA again through our ‘Adopt a Grandparent’ project, along with two new initiatives this year. One Year 6 class connect with the Nulsen group and people living with complex disabilities, using the Design Thinking process to create engaging activities ere on site for residents to participate in. Another Year 6 class connected with the Salvation Army to lead a collection drive for hygiene products. Our ECC students continued their social enterprise projects, as did the Year 3 students by selling products at different Runway Markets across the year. Reflecting this year’s focus on reconciliation, Catalyst supported indigenous students in leading of an expanded NAIDOC Week celebration. The week featured a variety of activities from indigenous sports, damper cooked on firepits and kangaroo stew to hip hop artist Fluent playing in The Common and the NAIDOC Week hoodies. Mrs Sue Watt has been appointed as the new Head of Catalyst, marking the beginning of the next chapter of the program. Under her leadership the College will see Catalyst continue to embed a passion for making a positive difference into its fabric , supporting all students in practising generosity and engaging with the world beyond our walls. Scott Corbett Head of Catalyst

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AMANA ADVOCATES BACK ROW: Aaliyah Kadir, Alyssa Narozna, Samantha Shenton, Chloe Harrison FRONT ROW: Akshitha Veerla, Olivia Boulton, Mr Scott Corbett, Grace Reinecke, Keira McDonald ABSENT: Laura Duryea, Phoebe Prescott, Robert Smart

ANGLICARE AMBASSADORS BACK ROW: Stella Hermawan, Aleisha Nelson, Shaurya Kaushal, Matthew El-Salamani, Ayona Basu FRONT ROW: Aleesha Gillett, Dele Olowookere, Mr Scott Corbett, James Kemble, Madeline Ong ABSENT: Adeolu Adeoye, James Hodgen, Oliver Jacobson, Tyler Kirkby, Liam O’Keefe

GENCONNECT BACK ROW: Aleisha Nelson, David Duff, Samantha Shenton, Ewan Moles, Katie Biddulph, Sashana Burling, Ayona Basu, Aleesha Gillett MIDDLE ROW: Mr Scott Corbett, Mia Lowe, Felicia Ho, Divya Josey, Aimee Moody, Aaliyah Kadir, Adeola Adeoye, Ms Trish Harris FRONT ROW: Ashley Lance, Ruthie Ong, Megan Smith, Pritika Sharma, Genevieve Ho, Ruby Adams, Kate Cotham, Emma Burton, Sampreeti Mitra ABSENT: Joshua Bartels, Annabelle Berry, Adrian Chavez Nahui, Sienna Garvey, Sam Harban, Gabrielle Ho, Kaile Hong, Myles Keeffe, Quintelle Kenworthy-Groen, Mia Millward, Madhav Rajesh, Shalomia Ramachandran, Grace Reinecke, Ben Robinson, Jacob Skender, Riley Snook, Michelle Thesman, Aiden Thum, Mrs Kay von Dietze

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LITERACY MENTORS BACK ROW: Matthew Baldock, Ethan Walsh, Eric He, Chloe Lane FRONT ROW: Lana Habibi, Misaaq Yousaf, Mr Scott Corbett, Shi Wei Liang, Amberley Baker ABSENT: Kayli Bussell, Emily Cheng, Solomon Fegan, Zipporah Fish, Sarah Gerovich, Kate Hillier, Ben Mah, Alexis Milne, Sienna Robinson, Cassie Smart, Tiahna Websdale, Hassan Zuhair

NULSEN YOUTH PATRONS BACK ROW: Divya Josey, Banisha Sekhon, Josh Bovell, Holly Cammarano, Lauren Sivacolundhu FRONT ROW: Ashleigh Gurr, Lana Habibi, Mr Scott Corbett, Casey Leung, Mia Lowe ABSENT: Connor Attwater, Zoe Dallimore, Ms Grace Itzstein

RAAFA WALKING & EXERGAMING GROUP BACK ROW: Mr Scott Corbett, Sashana Burling, Toni Aniyi, Sienna Garvey, Shaurya Kaushal, Eschana Hilzinger-Smith, Ayona Basu, Mrs Natasha Saunders FRONT ROW: Kay Lynn Leong, Megan Smith, Divya Josey, Liam Miller, Mia Lowe, Genevieve Ho, Akshitha Veerla ABSENT: Tunmise Aniyi, Georgia Dolley, Laura Duryea, Ms Trish Harris, Toby Jacobson, Hayley Kleyweg, Shama Ramachandran, Alicia Reynolds, Mia Vine

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A Nathan Adcock

Brooke Ahrens

Caitlin Attwater

Holly Attwater

Ella Augustin

Sienna Bailey

Fletcher Baines

Holly Baker

Steele Baker

Tashie Baker

Thea Barnard

Dante Barrett

Kelsey Biddulph

Georgie Blevin

Cara Brown

Angus Balloch

C Sophie Brown

Silas Butler

Riley Butson

Cooper Byers

Addy Chambers

D Kevin Chen

Santi Chen

Catherine Cheng

Olivia Clinckers

Rachel Cole

Robert De Kraa

Nicholas Deleanu

Jade Destremau

Christopher Doak

Liam Doherty

E Elley Dymond

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Alexander Doig

Zakaria Ebrahim

Georga Ellison

Riley Eves

Amy Falconer

Jared Fallon

Jacob Feist

Rose Fereday

Shania Franchina

Liam Fukumoto

James Gant

Elyshia Gault

Lotte George

Thomas Gerovich

Jacob Gray

Bailey Hardy

Kian Hart

Tiara Heng-Chin

Joy Heng

H Hannah Greaves

I Hamish Hillier

Lucas Ho

Kaile Hong

George Hudson

Eliana Hullett

Zachary Jameson

Niya Jeevanadan

Chen Jeffrey

Izzy Jeminson

Myles Keeffe

Imogen Khinsoe

Oliver Kirkby

Julien Ladeira

Ashley Lance

J Harrison Ion

K Zoe Johnston

Spencer Jones

L Emily Koziniec

Aditi Kulkarni

Yogi Kumar

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Luc Latino

Harry Laycock

KC Leevers

Alana Levingston

Dylan Lim

Izzy Lindsay

Claudia Marsh

Aaron Masaryk

Asha McDonald

Elizabeth McGuire

Hugh McGuire

Charlotte McNamee

Tyler McPhee

Lauren McVeigh

Erin Miller

Stephanie Mischke

Mitch McKell

N Tara Mishra

Ewan Moles

Jasmine Mueller

Matthew Mulcahy

O Alek Narozny

Dexter Payenberg

Remi Pearce

William Mulcahy

P Isabella O’Connor

Mide Olowookere

Lauren Pitcher

Jacob Powell

Aamir Patankar

Samantha Prasad

R Madhav Rajesh

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Rehan Pulikot

Ben Robinson

Lani Robinson

Will Robinson

Nick Sacca

Victoria Sandford

Vienne Seneque

Jogitheshwar Shivakumar Alana Sivacolundhu

Sophie Smith

T Kelly Snow

Jamé Speechley

Callum Stickells

Tahlia Stone

Jagaan Sundar

Tristan Tan

Anthony Taweel

Michelle Thesman

Matthew Tomlinson

William Tomlinson

U Emilia Traverso

Ashley Tsang

Louis Walkden

Ethan Walker

Harry Watson

Felix Torralbo Straton

W Aditya Ullas Chandran

Alyssa Unwin

Sarah White

Drew Whittington

Michelle Williams

Y Monet Williams

Hugh Wilson

Lewis Winetroube

Dushan Yatigammane

Jasmine York

Sophia Young

Taj Wright

David Wu

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CLASS OF 2021

BACK ROW: Matthew Tomlinson, Mitch McKell, Cooper Byers, Liam Doherty, Dexter Payenberg, Luc Latino, Riley Eves, Jamé Speechley, Thomas Gerovich, Alexander Doig, Jacob Feist, Ewan Moles, Angus Balloch, Drew Whittington, William Mulcahy SEVENTH ROW: Nick Sacca, Silas Butler, Spencer Jones, Zakaria Ebrahim, Ben Robinson, Myles Keeffe, Steele Baker, Felix Torralbo Straton, Jacob Gray, Tyler McPhee, Kaile Hong, Ethan Walker, Liam Fukumoto, Tristan Tan, Aditya Ullas Chandran, Anthony Taweel SIXTH ROW: Vienne Seneque, Harrison Ion, Izzy Lindsay, Alek Narozny, Christopher Doak, Harry Laycock, Nicholas Deleanu, James Gant, Jagaan Sundar, Tashie Baker, Chen Jeffrey, Oliver Kirkby, William Tomlinson, Kevin Chen, Lani Robinson, Harry Watson, Hamish Hillier

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FIFTH ROW: Will Robinson, Eliana Hullett, Kian Hart, Victoria Sandford, Louis Walkden, Riley Butson, Elley Dymond, Aamir Patankar, Bailey Hardy, Lucas Ho, Aaron Masaryk, Holly Attwater, Nathan Adcock, Matthew Mulcahy, Zachary Jameson, Fletcher Baines, Kelsey Biddulph, Santi Chen FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth McGuire, Charlotte McNamee, Jade Destremau, Lotte George, Shania Franchina, Claudia Marsh, Remi Pearce, Robert De Kraa, Dushan Yatigammane, Jacob Powell, Lauren McVeigh, Jogitheshwar Shivakumar, George Hudson, Caitlin Attwater, Georga Ellison, Holly Baker, Izzy Jeminson, Zoe Johnston, Mide Olowookere THIRD ROW: Catherine Cheng, Jasmine Mueller, David Wu, Jared Fallon, Hannah Greaves, Alana Levingston, Tara Mishra, Addy Chambers, Michelle Williams, Dante Barrett, Rehan Pulikot, Dylan Lim, Alyssa

Unwin, Imogen Khinsoe, Brooke Ahrens, Rose Fereday, Monet Williams, Madhav Rajesh, Emilia Traverso, Sophie Smith SECOND ROW: Tiara Heng-Chin, Michelle Thesman, Lauren Pitcher, Sophie Brown, Rachel Cole, Asha McDonald, Amy Falconer, Thea Barnard, Ella Augustin, Samantha Prasad, Cara Brown FRONT ROW: Aditi Kulkarni, Ashley Lance, Niya Jeevanadan, KC Leevers, Erin Miller, Olivia Clinckers, Sarah White, Georgie Blevin, Mr Damien Stevens, Ms Belinda Provis, Hugh McGuire, Stephanie Mischke, Joy Heng, Alana Sivacolundhu, Sienna Bailey, Kelly Snow, Isabella O’Connor, Ashley Tsang ABSENT: Elyshia Gault, Emily Koziniec, Yogi Kumar, Julien Ladeira, Callum Stickells, Tahlia Stone, Hugh Wilson, Lewis Winetroube, Taj Wright, Jasmine York, Sophia Young

2021 COLLEGIANS THESE STUDENTS BEGAN THEIR JOURNEY AT PRE-PRIMARY OR EARLIER, AND CONTINUED THROUGH TO YEAR 12. BACK ROW: Aaron Masaryk, Hamish Hillier, Harry Watson, William Mulcahy, Matthew Tomlinson, Zakaria Ebrahim, Harry Laycock, William Tomlinson, Matthew Mulcahy MIDDLE ROW: Lauren McVeigh, Harrison Ion, Kian Hart, Louis Walkden, Bailey Hardy, Elley Dymond, Kelsey Biddulph, Jacob Powell, Mide Olowookere FRONT ROW: Isabella O’Connor, Olivia Clinckers, Alana Levingston, Tara Mishra, George Hudson, Elyshia Gault, Hannah Greaves, Rachel Cole, Ashley Tsang ABSENT: Callum Stickells

Kelsey Biddulph

Olivia Clinckers

Rachel Cole

Elley Dymond

Zakaria Ebrahim

Elyshia Gault

Hannah Greaves

Bailey Hardy

Kian Hart

Hamish Hillier

George Hudson

Harrison Ion

Harry Laycock

Alana Levingston

Aaron Masaryk

Lauren McVeigh

Tara Mishra

Matthew Mulcahy

William Mulcahy

Mide Olowookere

Isabella O’Connor

Jacob Powell

Callum Stickells

Matthew Tomlinson

William Tomlinson

Ashley Tsang

Louis Walkden

Harry Watson

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IN MEMORIAM JACOB POWELL 2004–2021 COLLEGIAN AND ENVIRONMENT CAPTAIN

F orever in our hearts

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FAREWELL CLASS OF 2021

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COLLEGE STAFF

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Mr Daniel Ablett, Mrs Sarah Alfano,Mr Peter Allen,Mr Adrian Arnold,Mrs Melissa Balcombe,Miss Megan Barbetti,Mr Ben Basell,Mrs Fiona Bassett,Mrs Melinda Bate,Mrs Irene Batini,Mr Oliver Beath,Mrs Marianne Beattie,Miss Kara Beatty,Mr John Beaverstock,Ms Kerrie Beech,Mrs Faye Beechen,Miss Elyse Belford-Thomas,Mrs Holly Bentley,Ms Marina Berry,Mr Tony Bilson,Mrs Rebecca Blaxell,Mrs Jo-anne Boserio,Ms Elizabeth Bowyer,Miss Emma Bradshaw,Mr Phil Brockbank,Ms Shelley Brookland,Mrs Kendall Brown,Mrs Shona Browne,Ms Vanessa Browne,Ms Marlena Burling,Mrs Mayumi Burns,Ms Emma Buss,Mrs Rebecca Chapman,Miss Kylie Chatto,Ms Jessica Chia,Mr Nicholas Christie,Mrs Pamela Yu Chu Chee,Miss Narelle Codalonga,Mrs Roz Collins,Mrs Kate Cooling,Mr Justin Cooper,Mr Scott Corbett,Ms Penelope Crane,Ms Lucinda Crimson,Mrs Debbie Crisafio,Miss Alicia Cuttone,Mrs Deborah Da Cruz,Mr Ben Dahlstrom,Miss Nadia Dalecki,Miss Avanti Dantale,Mr Anthony De Abreu,Mrs Ursula De Salve Villedieu,Ms Tahlia Denn,Mrs Jillian Dinsdale,Mr Rohan Disley,Ms Katie Dolan,Mrs Natalie Dollar,Ms Catherine Donnelly,Mrs Charlene Dorotich,Ms Janet Dowling,Mrs Sheree Duminski,Mrs Caryn Ebstein,Ms Georgie Eddington,Ms Fiona Ee,Mrs Monique Ellement,Mr Bill Ellis,Ms Louise Elscot,Mrs Claire Eriksen,Ms Gae Evershed,Mr Joe Fabio,Miss Stacey Fairhead,Mr Ben Fitzpatrick,Rev Liz Flanigan,Mr

Nick Fletcher,Mr Samuel Forster,Ms Sandi Francis,Ms Kaye Franceschi,Mrs Inna Fursa,Mr Philip Gale,Miss Emily Garbett,Mr Dylan Gardiner,Miss Lydia Gardiner,Mr Gordon Gatti,Mr Peter Gault,Mr Wayne Giles,Ms Belinda Gittos,Ms Tracey Gladwell,Mr Geoff Glencross,Mrs Katrina Goods,Mr Adam Goor,Miss Britt Gray,Mr Paul Green,Miss Hayley Greenhalgh,Mr Tony Guy,Mrs Joanna Gwynn,Mr Dean Haddow,Ms Leah Haddow,Ms Brooke Haendel,Mrs Edel Hailes,Mr Stefan Hamilton,Miss Katelyn Hann,Mrs Bronwyn Hardinge,Mrs Ainsley Harmsen,Mr Cameron Harries,Mr David Harries,Ms Trish Harris,Mrs Erin Harvey,Mrs Lee-Ann Haslemore,Mrs Donna Hatton,Mr Russ Haxby,Mr David Hayter,Mrs Janice Hewett,Mr Tony Higgins,Ms Esther Hill,Mr Gregory Hill,Mrs Rahni Hooker,Mrs Shelle Howie,Mr Alex Howson,Mr John Hunt,Mrs Michelle Hunt,Mrs Caterina Ialeggio,Mrs Anahita Irani,Ms Grace Itzstein,Mr Mitch Jamieson,Ms Claire Janiec,Mrs Angela Janssens,Mrs Sue John,Mrs Kaye Johns,Mrs Rosemary Jose,Ms Linda Kershaw,Mrs Ulrike Kesners,Miss Mona Khosraviani,Mr Paul King,Ms Vanessa Kirkham,Mrs Debbie Kirwan,Mrs Iola Knight,Ms Kellie Knoblauch,Mrs Thea Kotzé,Mrs Christine Kroeger,Mr Peter Langford-Smith,Mrs Kate Laycock,Mrs Karen LilfordPowys,Ms Gaik Lim,Miss Mona Lingensjo,Ms Brette Lockyer,Mr Brad Lucas,Mr James Lund,Mrs Andrea Luscombe,Mrs Leanne MacGregor,Mr Ian Mackay-

Scollay,Mr Mark Makepeace,Ms Kirsten Makinson,Mrs Rittika Malhotra,Mrs Sara Mano,Mrs Sue Manolas,Miss Elise Maslen,Mrs Melanie Mason,Ms Hannah Mast,Mrs Michela Matulin,Mr Drew Mayhills,Mrs Amy McAnuff,Mrs Alison McInnis,Mrs Cathy McKee,Ms Annette McKerrow,Mrs Mandy Meachim,Miss Deanna Michael,Mr Bradley Middleton,Ms Glyniss Middleton,Mr Harry Mitchell,Miss Runa Murase,Mr Christopher Musitano,Mrs Neta Nainggolan,Mrs Soonaina Narine-Dindial,Mrs Laurie Neill,Mrs Emma O’Keefe,Mr Michael Openshaw,Miss Karyn Osmetti,Mr Matteo Pantalone,Ms Zoe Parker,Mrs Kate Pascoe,Mrs Rose Pavy,Mr James Pengelley,Mr Daniel Penman,Mrs Coleen Peters,Miss Tatjiana Pieris,Mr Rene Pineda,Mr Mike Pinker,Mrs Swetha Ponasanapalli,Mr Greg Port,Ms Belinda Provis,Mrs Michelle Read,Ms Samantha Rees,Mrs Susan Regnard,Mr Darryn Rennick,Mr Blaze Reynolds,Mrs Heidi Rix,Mr Geoffrey Rouse,Miss Ashley Rowe,Mrs Helen Rumble,Rev Timothy Russell,Mr Blair Saunders,Mrs Natasha Saunders,Ms Angela Schoen,Mrs Fiona Schwarzinger,Mrs Jeanette Sealy,Mr Jim Shackleton,Miss Jacqui Shaw,Mrs Michelle Shine,Miss Lucy Simson,Mrs Karen Slender,Mrs Gail Smith,Miss Lauren Smith,Mr Tom Stachewicz,Mr Charlie Stapleton,Mr Damien Stevens,Mrs Andrea Stewart,Ms Amber Stieber,Mrs Cheryl Stockdale,Miss Elizabeth Storer,Ms Laura

Strentz,Mrs Dhara Surani,Mr Garry Swift,Mrs Lillian Tan,Mrs Rosetta Taranto,Mrs Christine Taylor,Mrs Emily Taylor,Miss Rebecca Thompson,Miss Helena Tilley,Mr Jeremy Trezona,Mr Jeremy Trezona,Mrs Bonita Vaughan,Mrs Vita Velletri,Mrs Kaye Virgo,Ms Debbie Viskovich,Mrs Kay von Dietze,Mr Jared Walkemeyer,Ms Leonie Walters,Mr John Warwick,Mrs Sue Watt,Mr Jules Weeks,Ms Hayley Wellington,Mrs Jill WestermanPower,Mrs Debra White,Ms Kate Wilson,Ms Laura Wilson,Mr Ryan Wilson,Mrs Sue Wilson,Ms Jen Winley,Ms Leanne Winter,Mr Eugene Wong,Mr Stephen Worley,Mr Jason Worrall,Ms Sophia Yao,Mr Jason Zaurs,Mrs Kristen Zaurs,Ms Pat Zoccoli ABSENT: Ms Emma Buss,Mr Justin Cooper,Miss Avanti Dantale,Mr Joe Fabio,Mr Dan Garner,Miss Natasha Luci,Mrs Leila Mack,Ms Sarah MacQuillan,Mrs Kelly Miragliotta,Mr Aryan Mohanty,Mrs Sarah Moore,Mr Shannon Morgan,Mrs Heidi Naidoo,Dr Angela Nicol,Mrs Chris Habib,Ms Petrina Harley,Ms Fiona Hermsen,Mrs Alice Heydon,Ms Quin Hoang,Mr Lewis Kinnear,Ms Julia Koh,Mr Andrew Pearson,Mr Jake Perer,Ms Tresna Stampalia ,Miss Carolyn Thomas,Miss Jessica Tregilles,Ms Alexis van Leeuwen,Mr Manoli Vouyoucalos,Ms Helen Wilson,Miss Danielle Wright,Mr Jonathan Wright,Dr Noeleen Wright,Miss Joy Wu

LEADERSHIP TEAM FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ms Belinda Provis - Principal Mr Peter Allen - Vice Principal Ms Penelope Crane - Dean of Junior School Mr Ben Fitzpatrick - Director of Marketing and Community Relations Mr Tony Higgins - Director of Personnel and Policy Ms Esther Hill - Director of Djoowak - The Beyond Boundaries Institute Mrs Melanie Mason - Director of Business and Administration Rev Timothy Russell - Dean of Student Wellbeing Mr Ben Dahlstrom - Director of Marketing and Community Relations (Term 1) Mr Tony Bilson - Director of Personnel and Policy (Terms 1-3)

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ALL SAINTS’ COLLEGE STAFF LIST 2021

PRINCIPAL Ms B Provis BA, DipEd, MBA

LEADERSHIP TEAM Vice Principal Mr P Allen BEd, BA, MEdL Dean of Junior School Ms P Crane BEd, DipTeach, MEd Director of Djoowak: The Beyond Boundaries Institute Ms E Hill BA, GradDipEd, MEd(SL) Dean of Student Wellbeing Rev T Russell BTheol, MEd, GradDipSecEd (Leave Term 4) Director of Business and Administration Mrs M Mason FCCA Director of Marketing and Community Relations Mr B Dahlstrom MAIntRel, BA(MediaStudies), MBA (Term 1) Mr B Fitzpatrick DipMarketing&Comms, DipBus, AdvDipElectroniComm (Semester 2) Director of Personnel and Policy Mr T Bilson MHRM (Terms 1–3) Mr T Higgins BA, AssocDipPersAdmin, CertIVOHS (Term 4)

MIDDLE LEADERS Heads of Department Mrs M Beattie MEd(Lead&Mgt), BA(Hons), PostGradCertEd – Design & Technologies Mr P Brockbank MSc, BEd, DipTeach – Mathematics Mrs P Chu Yu Chee BA, DipEd, GradCertEd, CertIVTAE – Languages Mrs K Clayton BA(Hons), PostGradCertEd(PGCE) – Sport, Health and Physical Education Miss N Codalonga BSc, BA(Hons), GradDipEd – The Arts Mr S Corbett MEd, BA, BCreatA, CertIVTAE – Catalyst: Centre for Service and Social Enterprise

Miss S Fairhead MEd, BSc, GradDipEd – Science Mr D Harries BA, MA, PostGradMus, ARCM – Music (Term 1) Ms T Harris BA, DipEd – Humanities Miss M Khosraviani BMusEd – (Acting Head of Music, Term 2) Mr P Langford-Smith BA, MEd(Hons), CELTA – English Mr D Mayhills MEd, BA/BEd, CELTA, CertIVTAE – HotHouse Company Ms A McKerrow BMus, DipEd – Music (Terms 3–4) Mr G Port BSc, GradDipTeach – ICT Integration / Library Services Ms L Strentz MAT, BA – Propeller Industries Mr J Zaurs MOEd, BPHE, DipEd, CertIVTAE, APIOL(UK) – Outdoor Learning Year Level Coordinators Mr P Green MEd, BA, MEd(SL), GradDipEd, GradCertGift&TalEd – Transition Program Mr M Jamieson BEd – Years 9 and 10 Coordinator Mr D Stevens BSc, DipEd – Years 11–13 Coordinator Assistant Director of Djoowak: The Beyond Boundaries Institute Mr J Shackleton BSc(Hons), GradDipEd Assistant Dean of Junior School (Teaching and Learning) Mr B Saunders MEd(Lead), BEd, BA Assistant Dean of Junior School (Wellbeing) Mr N Christie BSc, GradDipEd Early Childhood Centre (Pre-K to Year 2) & OSHC Coordinator Mrs S Mano BEd(Hons), DipEd, MEdL Heads of House – Senior School Mr O Beath BEd – O’Connor House Ms B Haendel BSc, DipEd – Health Coordinator, Forrest House Mr G Hill BSc, BEd – Durack House Mrs C Kroeger BComm, HDipEd – Murdoch House Ms A Stieber BEd – Stirling House Mrs S Watt BA, GradDipEd – Cowan House Junior School House Coordinator Mr E Wong BLaw, BA(Hons), MTeach Director of The Studio School Mr M Openshaw MEd, BEd, CertIVCareerDev, CertIVTAE, CertIVTAA, CELTA (Terms 3–4)

ACADEMIC AND PASTORAL STAFF

College Psychologists Mrs A Harmsen BA, BPsych, GradDipEd – Senior School Mr J Weeks BSc(Hons), MPsych(Clinical), MAPS – Junior School Mrs S Wilson BPsych, DipEd – Senior School Chaplain Rev H Corr BA(Theol) (Term 1) Rev L Flanigan BA, GradDipEd, DipTheol (Terms 2–4) Learning Support Coordinator Mrs J Sealy MEd, DipTeach, BEd, GradDip (Acting Dean of Student Wellbeing, Term 4) Teaching Staff Mrs S Alfano DipEd, BEd Mr B Basell BA(Hons), MIA, DipEd

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Mrs F Bassett BA, GradDipEd Mrs M Bate BEd (Leave Term 4) Miss K Beatty BCreativeArts, BA(Ed) Ms K Beech BEng, GradDipEd, GradCertRelEng, CertIVTAE Mrs H Bentley GradCertEd(EarlyChildEd), BEd (Leave Semester 1) Mrs R Blaxell MEd, BAsianSt, GradDipEd Mrs J Boserio BA, DipTeach Ms K Bottomley BEd Ms E Bowyer BA(Hons), GradDipEd (Leave Term 4) Mrs S Browne MEd, BPsych, GradDipEd, GradDipSocSc Miss K Chatto MEd, BEd Ms L Crimson BA(VisArts), GradDipEd Miss A Cuttone BEd Mrs D Da Cruz BSc, GradDipEd Miss N Dalecki BEd Mrs U de Salve Villedieu BSc, GradDipLearn&Teach, MEng(FoodSc), CertIIIEdSup,

CertIVEdSup, CertIVLabTech, CertIVTAE Mrs J Dinsdale MEd, BEd, DipEd Ms K Dolan MEd, BEd, BSc, CertIVTAE Ms C Donnelly MEd(STEM), BSc, GradDipEd, CertIVTAE Ms J Dowling BA(Hons), DipEd Mrs S Duminski BA Mrs C Ebstein BEd, GradCertEd(EarlyChildEd), CELTA Ms G Eddington BSocSc, BA Mrs M Ellement BSc, DipEd Mr B Ellis MTeach, BA(Hons), CELTA Ms L Elscot DipFineArts, BA(VisArts), GradDipEd Ms G Evershed BAppSc, GradDipEd, BEd, AccredB(ReligiousStudies) Mr N Fletcher MTeach, BA Mr G Gatti MEd(Lead&Mgt), BA, DipEd Mr P Gault BSc(Hons), GradDipEd Mr W Giles BEcon, DipEd Ms B Gittos BVisualArts, BEd, CertIVGrapDes&Med, CertIIAuslan, CertIVTAE (Leave Term 4) Mrs K Goods BSc, DipEd (Leave Terms 1–3) Mr A Goor BSc, GradDipEd Miss B Gray BSc, DipEd, GradDipExRehab, CertIVTAE Miss H Greenhalgh BEd Ms C Habib BEd, DipTeach (Term 4) Mr D Haddow BEd, BDes, CertIVTAE Mrs E Hailes BEd, DipTeach Mr S Hamilton BA, MA(ElecMed), GradDipEd, CertIVTAE Ms P Harley BA, PostGradSecEd (Terms 1–2) Mr C Harries BMus, DipEd, CertIVChristMin&Theol Mrs E Harvey BA, DipEd (Leave 2021) Mr R Haxby BSc, DipEd, GradCertEd(SecMaths) Mrs R Hooker BA, BEd Mr A Howson MTeach, BSc Mr J Hunt MA, BADipEd, DipDeptMngmt Ms G Itzstein BSc, DipEd Mrs A Janssens BA(Hons), MA Mrs K Johns BA, BEd Mrs R Jose BMus(Hons) – College Accompanist Miss M Khosraviani BMusEd Mr P King BA, GradCertCarDev, CertIVTAE Mr L Kinnear BOR, GradDipEd Ms V Kirkham BEd, BA Mrs I Knight DipEd, BEd Ms K Knoblauch BEd, BSc Mrs T Kotzé BMus, BMus(Hons), GradDipTeach – Coordinator of Strings – (Leave Semester 2) Ms M Lingensjo BA(Ed) Ms B Lockyer BAppSc, DipEd, GradCertEd Mrs A Luscombe BCommSt, GradDipTeach Mrs L Mack BA, GradDipSecEd (Term 4) Ms K Makinson BA(Fine Art), MA(VisArt), Dip(FineArt), GradDipEd Miss E Maslen BEd Ms H Mast BSc, GradDipEd Mrs A McAnuff BSc(SprtSc&Mkt), GradDipEd(PhysEd, Hlth, Sci, RE), GradDipEarlyChildEd Mrs A McInnis BEd, TeachAsstCert Mr B Middleton BA(Hons), DipArts, GradDipEd Ms G Middleton DipTeach, GradDip (Leave Term 3) Mrs S Moore BEd (Terms 3–4) Mr M Pantalone BA, GradCertEd, GradDipEd Ms Z Parker MA, BA(Hons), GradCertEd Mr J Pengelley BSc, GradDipEd, DipModLang, DELTA Miss T Pieris BSc, GradDipEd Ms S Rees BEng(Hons), PostGradCertEd Mr G Rouse BEd Mrs N Saunders MEd, BA, DipEd Ms A Schoen MSc, BSc(Hons), DipLabTech(Chem), CELTA Miss J Shaw BComm, DipEd Miss L Smith BTeach&Learning Mr C Stapleton BEd Mrs A Stewart BA, DipEd, ANCOS Accreditation Level 3 Miss E Storer BEd Mrs L Tan MTrsmMgt, BComm, GradDipEd Mrs R Taranto BA, DipEd Mrs C Taylor MSc, BPhysEd(Hons), GradDipEd Mrs E Taylor BA, GradDipEd

Mr J Trezona MMus, BMus(Hons) – Jazz and Contemporary Band Coordinator Ms A van Leeuwen BA, GradDipEd (Term 4) Mrs V Velletri MEd, BA, DipInterlogp Mrs K von Dietze BEd, DipTeach – Coordinator of Religion, Philosophy and Social Justice (Leave

Semester 1)

Mr J Warwick BSc, GradCertEd – Timetabler Ms H Wellington MEd, BA, GradDipEd, CertIVTAE Mrs D White BEd Ms K Wilson BMus(Hons), BA(Ed), BA(Mus) Ms L Winter BA(Psych), GradDipEd, MEd(Lead&Mgt) Ms S Yao MTCFL, MDes, PostGradDipVisArt, BA, CertIIIChildServ, GradDipEd Mrs K Zaurs BA(Ed)

ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPORT STAFF Canteen Mrs D Crisafio CertIIIHorticulture Mrs C Ialeggio DipCateringHtlMngt Mrs K Slender Centre for Performing Arts Mr A Arnold CertDip(Media), CertDip(Photo), Dip(TechArts&Design) – Theatre Manager (Facility and Administration)

Mr G Glencross DipProd&Des(StageMgmt) – Theatre Manager (Technical and Customer Service) Community Relations Mr J Beaverstock MMus, BA(Hons), DipEd, FTCL, ARCO, AMusA Mrs R Collins DipSchMkt, DipEvntMgmt, ExcCertEvntMgt, ExcCertEvntMgt (Bus&PubEvnts) (Terms 1–3)

Miss E Garbett BA Miss K Hann BComm Mrs J Hewett – Registrar (Terms 1–3) Mrs A Heydon BSc (Terms 3–4) Mrs K Lilford-Powys Miss K Osmetti BA – Communications Manager (Terms 1–3) / Head of Admissions (Term 4) Miss L Simson BSc, AdvChef, IIND – Events Manager Miss H Tilley BA, GradCertUX&WebDes Education Assistants/Technicians Mrs F Beechen CertIVLabTech Ms M Berry CertIIIEdSup Ms S Brookland BA(Design&Art)(Hons) Mrs R Chapman CertIIIComServ, CertIVComServ, CertIIITeachAssit, CertIVEdAssit(SpecialNeeds), DipEdSup

Mrs N Dollar CertTeachAssist(SpecialNeeds), DipEdSup, NDip(Photo) Mrs C Eriksen CertIVEdSup, CertIIIEdSup Ms T Gladwell DipChildServices, AdvDipChildServices Mrs B Hardinge TeachAsstCert Mrs A Irani BA(Hons), DipChildSer, TeachAsstCert Ms G Lim BSc, DipMontessoriMethodofEd, CertIIIEdSup Mrs M Meachim BA, DipTeachAssist Mrs K Miragliotta AssocDipECEd, BusMgt Mrs S Narine-Dindial MBA, BA, TeachDip DipEdSup, DipCommServ Mrs H Naidoo CertIIIEdSup, CertIVEdSup (Terms 2–4) Mrs R Pavy GradCertLrngDiff, DipEd, BHlthPhysEd Mrs S Ponasanapalli BCsIT, CertIIIHosp, CertIIIComCook, CertIIIEdSup Mrs M Shine BBsHRMgmt Mrs C Stockdale CertIIITeachAsst Mrs D Surani BEd, CertIIIEarChildEd&Care, CertIVEdSup Mrs B Vaughan HDipEd (Term 1) Ms D Viskovich CertIIIEdAssist, DipEdSup, DipComServ Mrs J Westerman-Power NNEB, CertIIIPTTLS(UK)

Ms P Zoccoli CertIVEdSup, TeachAsstCert Finance Mrs K Brown Ms L Haddow BComm Mrs L Haslemore CertAcctg, DipBusinessStudies Ms Q Hoang (Term 4) Ms L Kershaw Mrs R Malhotra CA, BComm, BBA, CertIVTAE – Finance Manager (Terms 3–4) Mrs M Matulin DipAcctg (Terms 1–3) Mrs K Virgo – Finance Manager (Terms 1–2) Grounds and Maintenance Staff Mr J Fabio Mr P Gale BHortSc, CertFacMgmt – Facilities Manager Mr C Gorman Mr T Guy CertIIIHortPrac, CertTurfMgmt – Grounds & Maintenance Manager Mr M Makepeace CertCarpentryandJoinery Mr D Penman CertTurfMgmt Mr R Pineda SecEdTeachCert Mr D Rennick DipFacMgmt Mr G Swift Mr S Worley CertIIIHortPrac, CertTurfMgmt Mr J Worrall CertII (Animal Studies) Junior School Administrative Staff Mrs M Howie CertIIIHumServ, DipYthServ Mrs K Laycock BAppSc, Reg’d Nurse Dr A Nicol DipTeach, BEd, MEd, GradDipStratAffairs, GradDipIntRel, PhD Mrs C McKee DipNursing, Reg’d Nurse Mrs F Schwarzinger

Music Tutors Mr D Ablett CertIVPerf – Drums Miss M Barbetti BPhil(Hons), MMus, LMusA (Terms 2–4) – Flute Mrs M Burns BMus, DCPMA – Classical Voice Ms E Buss AMusA, BMus (Terms 3–4) – Violin Mrs I Batini AMusA, DipMus, PerfCert, MIMT – Recorder & Piano Ms T Denn BMus, MMus – French Horn Mr R Disley BMus(Hons) – Acoustic & Classical Guitar Mr S Forster (Terms 1–2) – Guitar Mrs I Fursa BMus, DipMus – Piano Miss L Gardiner – Choir Mr D Garner BMus(Hons) – Acoustic & Electric Guitar Mr C Harries BMus, DipEd, CertIVChristMin&Theol – Euphonium, Tuba & Trombone Ms C Janiec BMus – Clarinet Mrs R Jose BMus(Hons) – College Accompanist/Voice & Piano Ms J Koh BMusT, AMusA – Piano Mrs T Kotzé BMus, BMus(Hons), GradDipTeach (Leave Semester 2) – Coordinator of Strings Mr H Mitchell MMus, BMus(Hons) – Piano Miss R Murase BMus, AMusA – Violin Mr C Musitano BA, BMus(Hons) –Trumpet & Piano Mrs E O’Keefe BA, BMus, GradDipEd – Cello Mr A Pearson BMus, GradDipEd, AdDipMus – Percussion Mrs H Rix DipMus – Viola & Violin Ms T Stampalia BA, BMus – Flute Miss C Thomas BMus, CertIVMusic – Voice Mr J Trezona MMus, BMus(Hons) – Jazz and Contemporary Band Coordinator/Saxophone Mr M Vouyoucalos ADPA, CertMusic, CertAudioEngineering – Double Bass & Bass Guitar Ms H Wilson BAMus, DipTeach, DipTeach, ATCL – Piano Dr N Wright BMus(Hons), DMA – Cello Nexus – Junior School & Senior School Mr A De Abreu Mr N Gliosca (Term 1) Mrs D Hatton Mr B Lucas – ICT Infrastructure Manager Mr I Mackay-Scollay BSc, GradDipEd, GradDipSc (ComputerStudies) – Director of ICT Mr S Morgan (Terms 3–4) Mr B Reynolds CertIV(Networking) Mrs H Rumble Mrs G Smith DipT, DipLib&InfoStudies Ms L Wilson BSc(LibraryTechnology) Mr J Wright Old Saint Interns Miss A Dantale – Nexus SS (Terms 3–4) Miss J Fallon – Marketing and Community Relations (Terms 1–2) Mr D Gardiner – Arts Miss N Luci – Marketing and Community Relations (Terms 3–4) Mr J Lund – Extension Mathematics (JS) Mr A Mohanty – Design and Technologies Miss J Tregilles – Sports Mr J Walkemeyer – Nexus SS – (Terms 1–2) Miss J Wu – Music Out of School Hours Care Miss A Rowe BA, GradDipEd – OSHC Coordinator Miss R Thompson – OSHC Educational Leader Senior School Administrative Staff Mrs M Balcombe BA(MediaStudies), CertIIITravelConsult Ms V Browne OLY CertIVWorkHealth&Safety (Terms 1–3) Ms M Burling Ms J Chia BComm (Terms 2–4) Mrs C Dorotich (Terms 1–3) Ms F Ee BComm Ms S Francis GradCertHRM Mrs J Gwynn Ms F Hermsen DipBIFM, CertPM, DipNEBOSH, CertIVTAE, CertIVWorkHealth&Safety (Term 4) Mrs M Hunt (Term 1) Mrs S John Mrs D Kirwan DipMechEng, CertBookkeeping, CertIVWorkHealth&Safety Mrs N Nainggolan DipActSci (Term 4) Mrs S Manolas Miss D Michael Mrs K Pascoe MA(Marketing), HNDip(Bus&Mkt), PGradDipMkt, AdvCertMkt Mrs C Peters Mr M Pinker BSc, CertIVSprtDev Ms L Walters Swimming Mr J Cooper (Terms 2–4) Mrs U Kesners Mr T Stachewicz OLY GradDipSportsCoaching – Director of Swimming Uniform Shop Mrs L MacGregor Mrs L Neill Mrs M Read DipTeach – Uniform Shop Manager

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Articles inside

From the Assistant Dean of Junior School (Teaching and Learning)

Cowan House

From the College Chaplain

From the Assistant Dean of Junior School (Wellbeing) & the Early Childhood Coordinator

From the Dean of Junior School

From the Junior School Service Captains & Sports Captains