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EDUCATION EDUCATION MACARTHUR ADVENTIST COLLEGE Wearing high vis vests and super bright colours, students of MAC raised more than $1000 for Albinism Awareness Day in June. Amidst dreary winter weather, the College grounds were a welcome sight with streamers and bright decorations, with students wearing pink and purple hair, and wearing yellow, blue and green plastic glasses. MAC is known for its welcoming community, and the Albinism Awareness Day was an extension of that, with both staff and students continuing to build a culture of inclusion, helpfulness and support. Principal Anna Calandra was proud of the efforts of the College in raising funds for the Albinism Fellowship of Australia. “The feedback we’ve received off the back of the Albinism Awareness Day has been very positive; it’s always great to see so many students getting involved in fundraising initiatives.”
The feedback we have received off the back of the Albinism Awareness Day has been very positive, and it’s always great to see so many students getting involved in fundraising initiatives and using it as a chance to give back.
SENIOR DAY OF WORSHIP Secondary students from the Mountain View and Macarthur Adventist Colleges, Wahroonga Adventist School and Hills Adventist College attended a “Senior Day of Worship” on the Hills Adventist College campus. Students enjoyed fun, relationship building, and praise and worship activities. “There was excitement in the air as students were inspired by empowering speakers that encouraged their faith in God,” said schools chaplain Pastor Raul. “Each year the bonds grow stronger and the fellowship becomes more evident. I’m blessed being part of one school, many campuses.”
