At the close of a successful and dynamic year, I am delighted to announce the launch of our 2026 Classroom Culture Wheel, a fresh, practical model designed to bring together our teaching, learning, and wellbeing priorities under the umbrella of our triangular partnership approach. This initiative represents a significant step forward for our College as we continue to strengthen our commitment to clarity and consistency of practice. In 2026, vibrant posters will be displayed in every classroom, serving as daily reminders of our shared dedication to best practice.

Grounded in familiar principles such […]

Our recent Walk to School event was a wonderful way to start the festive season! Students added a splash of Christmas cheer to their uniforms with festive accessories, creating a colourful and joyful atmosphere.

We were thrilled to see 72 student walkers take part, along with many parents and staff members who joined in the fun. The morning was filled with laughter, singing, bright colours, and community spirit. It was a perfect way to celebrate the season together.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this event such a success!

Laura Beaumont and Lauren […]

Example artwork: Frankie Twine

ArtStart is an exhibition program designed to encourage and celebrate children’s participation in the Visual Arts. This year’s theme is ‘Our world, seen in a different way’. Opening Sunday 14 December at QVMAG – Inveresk, the exhibition will show throughout the summer months.

Congratulations to the following Year 4 students who have prints of their Batik art included in this exhibition:

Evan Paul, Otto Maxwell McGinn, Lewi McQueen, Oliver Bailey, Jack Spring, Freya Keane, Adelaide White, Eva Wood, Hamish Gee, Naaz Kaur, Frankie McFadzean, Mia Tan, Frankie Twine.

Suzanne Creese
Visual Arts […]

Image source: Tasmanian Institute of Sport (facebook)

We are delighted to share some exciting news about two members of our community. Director of Rowing, Brendan Long, and current parent and Collegian Marcos Ambrose (’94) have both been inducted into the Tasmanian Sporting Hall of Fame.

Amongst their achievements, Marcos won back-to-back V8 Supercars titles in 2003 and 2004 before racing NASCAR in the United States, winning races at the highest level in 2011 and 2012, and Brendan, who began rowing with the Tamar Rowing Club, became an eight-time Australian champion and competed at […]

In the final weeks of Term, our four Year 7 French classes have visited Manubread in Invermay as a part of the SOC2City program.

As part of the unit on French cuisine, students enjoyed the ambience of a traditional café but also took part in a croissant-making workshop. It was a fun day discovering the delicate art on how to make the perfect croissant and then tasting the beautiful pastries. Some students also purchased bread or beautiful cakes, and enjoyed the sun on the terrasse in pure French style.

Thank you to Manubread for hosting […]

Image source: Tas Walking Company Blog

As a part of her Year 10 Work Experience, Mackenzie Long experienced the world of a tour guide, trekking the Overland Track with Tas Walking Company.  As a part of her experience an article was published on the Tas Walking Company’s website.  Read the full article on this link.

Mackenzie said,”My personal highlight of the trip was the quiet moments at camp in the evenings, sitting with my group, sharing food, resting sore legs, and feeling completely disconnected from everyday life. Those moments made […]

Year 9 students, Olive Kwan and Amelia Carter, participated in The Tasmania Branch of the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians (CWP) Stepping Up Program at Parliament House, Tasmania.

The CWP is a non-partisan network of women parliamentarians within Australia who are committed to the advancement of women in Australian politics and this event is part of the strategic vision to encourage young women to consider a career in politics.

The Stepping Up Program aims to give young women an insight into the work of Members of Parliament and the opportunity to meet and speak with them […]