It’s hard to believe we are already halfway through Term 3! The days are brighter, and our students are busier than ever with their learning and extra-curricular activities.

One of the highlights of the term so far was Book Week. The Book Character Parade brought colour and creativity to the Middle Campus, with students and staff alike dressing up as beloved characters from a wide range of books. It was wonderful to see the imagination on display, as well as the collaboration of students who worked together to coordinate costumes.

Another special experience for our campus is the Man of the Shroud Exhibition at the chapel. The exhibition offers students a chance to engage with a replica of the Shroud of Turin, believed by many to bear the image of Jesus Christ. Through displays and presentations, students explored the history of the Shroud, the scientific investigations into its origins, and its significance within our Catholic faith. The exhibition encouraged thoughtful questions and deepened students’ understanding of how history, science, and spirituality can come together in dialogue.

As we pass the halfway point of the term, it is a valuable moment to pause and focus on kindness, both towards others and in the way we care for ourselves. With this focus, we look forward to the remainder of the term with positivity and purpose.