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Junior School students are encouraged to have a go, try something different and develop their talents through a diverse co-curricular program. They might get creative with Art, Cooking or Animation, challenge themselves through Chess, Debating or Public Speaking, get hands-on with Lego, Science, Gardening and Environment, or find their place through Dance, Choir and Christian groups. Music and performance are an important part of Junior School life, with Music taught to all students and opportunities to take centre stage through our Junior School Musical and Performing Arts events. Private tuition in music, speech and drama is also available.
And then there are the experiences that make School memorable. From the Teddy Bears’ Picnic and Easter Hat Parade to Book Week, Grandparents’ Day, House events, Eisteddfod and National Simultaneous Storytime, the calendar is filled with opportunities to try more and experience more.
Our School Camps program commences with a late night out for our Kindergarten students and a sleepover at school for Year 1. Students build up their stamina over the years, where they conclude their camp experience with five days away with their peers. Camps focus on growth, confidence and adventure.
The XP Program is more than just an co-curricular initiative—it’s a launchpad for curiosity, creativity, and confidence. Students are discovering new talents, building connections, and stepping outside their comfort zones in ways we’ve never seen before, open to students in Year 5 - 9.
