Year 10 Open Day & Boarding Experience
Are you entering Year 10 in 2026 and wanting to give yourself the best possible opportunity for success in your senior schooling?
Students entering Year 10 in 2026 are invited to experience a Cathedral School education firsthand at our Year 10 Open Day.
Senior Schooling at The Cathedral School offers:
• Highly accomplished teachers
• Quality differentiated learning
• Choice of subjects and study paths
• Supportive peers
• Weekly or full-time boarding
• Bus service (including weekly to Ayr)
When
The 2025 ‘Step Up To Senior School’ Open Day will be held on Monday 28 July, 8:45am to 12pm.
Where
The Cathedral School
Year 10 Boarding Experience
The Year 10 Boarding Experience starts on Sunday 27 July, and ends on Monday 28 July 2025. Students will receive meals, participate in boarding activities, and stay in the boys’ or girls’ dormitories on Sunday. On Monday, they will take part in the ‘Step Up to Senior School’ Open Day.
Register Now
It is not a requirement to Apply for Enrolment prior to attending our Year 10 Open Day – please just come along.
This is your chance to learn first hand what a Cathedral education offers and make an informed decision about your Senior School years.
At our Year 10 Open Day you will:
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Join the Principal for a Campus Tour
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Meet our Head of Senior School and our Academic Director and learn about the subjects on offer
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Meet our Careers Counsellor and hear about how we can tailor a study path as individual as you are
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Meet our Senior School teachers and current Cathedral students
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Experience Senior School classes
The 2025 ‘Step Up To Senior School’ Open Day will be held on Monday 28 July, 8:45am to 12pm. Registration is now open.
Ayr Bus & Weekly Boarding
Get more out of your school week and be home every weekend with our Weekly Boarding and Bus Service.
Weekly boarding is not only for students living out of Townsville. Quite often parents are challenged with working in remote areas or are required to travel on a regular basis. With such irregularity and uncertainty, providing a stable routine can become a burden on families and disrupt their child’s education.
Being a weekly boarder allows both parents and students to maintain some form of certainty and stability – especially knowing that the child has a safe, supported, and nurtured environment to live and study during the week.
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