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Cathedral Vs EFA – Development Cup
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Luke Baills – Head of Junior School
Luke Baills – Head of Junior School
The annual Concert & Music Awards evening was another spectacular visual and auditory event, celebrating the exceptional music program at The Cathedral School. The event commenced with an electrifying all-band medley, featuring Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ seamlessly transitioning into ‘Pompeii’ by Bastille, leaving the audience awestruck by the astounding talents of the music students and the impressive lighting display crafted by the SLAB crew.
View some of the highlights in the gallery below.
Photography by Jo Duncan and Matt Scully.
Thank you to our outgoing Music Captains and Leaders – Austin, Somer, Toby, and Sheanah – for hosting the Celebrations. Congratulations also must go to all students who received awards on the evening, especially to those below who received major awards.
Maestro Award for Junior School: Daniel
Maestro Award for Middle School: Gabrielle
Maestro Award for Senior School: Austin
Bel Canto Award for Junior School: Bronte
Bel Canto Award for Middle School: Sheanah
Bel Canto Award for Senior School: Cadence
Crescendo Award for Junior School: Maya
Crescendo Award for Middle School: Joshua
Viribus in Adversis Award: Somer
Artiste Award for Senior School: Owen
Cultivating curiosity and igniting imagination, Wonder Walk is a transformative event that invites the community to embark on a journey of discovery, inspiration, and connection. Through interactive exhibits, immersive experiences, and thought-provoking activities, this celebration aims to ignite the spark of curiosity within everyone, opening the doors to a world of endless possibilities and a lifelong love for exploration and learning.
On the final day of Term 3, the Rock Centre was filled with proud parents and friends, each learning about the wonders of the world from the perspective of the Junior School and Kindy students. Explore the photo gallery below to discover how the students interpreted this years theme ‘Elevate’.
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Cardboard, papier mâché, patience, plastic, paint, hair spray, make-up, glue guns, and unlimited imagination. These were some of the key ingredients for the amazing costumes created by children and families in this year’s Book Week Character Parade.
Children from Kindy through to Year 6 paraded their costumes in front of an excited crowd of students and parents, with teachers and staff joining in the fun with their own favourite children’s book character outfits. Encouraged by Gerald The Giraffe (aka Mr. Baills), there was plenty of dancing and strutting, with prizes awarded to the best dressed (by three mystery judges), from each year level.
Kindy
Alfie ‘Very Cranky Bear’ and Jia ‘Hungry Caterpillar’
Prep
Billie J (Prep S) – ‘Rabbit’ and Raener Y (Prep C) – ‘I Went Walking’
Year 1
Camdyn C (1T) – ‘Jack & The Bean Stalk’ and Ingrid T (1T) – ‘Cruella de Vil’
Year 2
Marlo H (2S) – ‘Ladybird’ and Thomas C (2C) – ‘Grug’
Year 3
Hayley P (3C) and Harrison M (3T)
Year 4
Elias S (4C), Helena E (4C), Chloe B (4S), Maria G (4T) – ‘Guac On Toast’
Year 5
Lillie S (5C) – ‘Te Fiti/Te Ka’ and John Scanlan (5C) ‘Greg from Diary of a Wimpy Kid’
Year 6
Preston C (6S) – ‘Gandalf’ and Elizabeth W (6S) – ‘Froggy’