At Helena College, student leadership is an important part of our learning program, offering students meaningful opportunities to contribute and grow as leaders across the campus. Stepping into leadership roles empowers students to engage actively in the school community while developing a broad range of valuable personal and interpersonal skills.Peer Support
An example of student leadership is our Year 10 Peer Support program which plays an important role in helping students transition into Senior School. Recently, the 2026 Year 10 Peer Support Leaders attended an overnight camp focused on developing their leadership skills and strategies for working with younger students. This training will be vital as their leadership journey begins on Orientation Day, Wednesday 26 November, where they will facilitate activities designed to help new Year 6 students feel welcomed to the College. Throughout next year the Peer Support leaders will continue to work with the Year 6 students through a program which also reinforces key values such as empathy, inclusion, and positive relationship-building. Thank you to Ms Lewis and Mr Hortense for their facilitation of the Peer Support Leader program.
Along with the House leadership and other ministerial duties, it was wonderful to see our Year 5 Leaders shine during the Pre-primary to Year 5 Orientation Day. These young leaders confidently guided tours for incoming students and shared their experiences of Junior School life with new families. Their commitment, enthusiasm, and sense of responsibility exemplify the confidence and independence we aim to cultivate in all Helena College students.
2026 Student Council
Congratulations to the following students for their selection to the following 2026 Student Council roles at our Senior School Campus.
Head Students - Patrick Attwood and Stella Young
Arts Captains - Anya Simpson and Charlotte Walsh
Sports Captains - Liam Cowburn and Samuel Hayward
Student Council Secretary - Romy Lenz
Environment Captain - Sierra Norman
Middle School Captain - Lucy Copping
Wellbeing Captain - Meg Mackenzie
Cardan House Captains - Olivia Bailey and Tamsyn Slater
Kiara House Captain - Abby Jansen and Stephanie Santos
Maali House Captain - Kieren Santos and Reagan Smith
Waughul House Captain - Ariaan Foeken and Josephine Zuber-Watts
Year 9 Project Showcase
It was a pleasure to welcome so many parents to campus for the recent Year 9 Project Evening. Families shared how impressed they were with the students’ presentations and the thoughtful learning demonstrated beyond the classroom. The Year 9 Project offers students the opportunity to design and complete a project of their choosing, encouraging them to develop new skills, communicate effectively, and navigate challenges with independence and resilience. This year’s projects were a testament to the creativity, dedication, and growth of our students.
A sincere thank you to Ms Rebecca Murray and to all the teachers who served as mentors throughout the year. Your guidance, encouragement and expertise were invaluable in supporting students as they brought their projects to life.
Leadership
Head of Junior School | Greg Miller
Term Four always seems to move at great speed, and this year is certainly no different! As we are in the final full month of the 2025 school year, I would like to extend my sincere thanks for your continued support, flexibility and partnership. Your involvement truly helps make us a thriving community.
Darlington Arts Festival (DAF) | 2025
What a joyful experience this year’s Darlington Arts Festival proved to be! Our students stepped onto the stage with enthusiasm and pride, performing with confidence and representing our College beautifully. The Helena College stand, and the wider Darlington Oval, were alive with colour, creativity, delicious food, handmade treasures and plenty of family-friendly fun. Thank you to everyone who came along to celebrate the arts with us. We are already excited for DAF 2026!
Drama Showcases | 2025
It was recently a spectacular week of Drama in the Junior School! Under the guidance of Mrs Brodie Bergin, our Drama Elective students brought a collection of skits and short plays to life - each performance filled with humour, expression and stagecraft. For some, this was their first time performing before a larger audience; for others, it was another chance to shine as their confidence continues to grow. Congratulations to all students who shared their talents so brilliantly.
Orientation Days | 2026
This week’s orientation experiences were wonderfully positive. These events give families and students valuable insight into the warm, supportive environment we are proud to offer. While families remain a child’s first and most important teachers, schools help guide the next steps - nurturing learning, social growth and curiosity as students move through their educational journey. We look forward to building strong partnerships with our new families and strengthening the relationships we have already established throughout 2026.
Three Weeks to Go - Staying Focused
With only a short stretch of the school year remaining, preparations for 2026 are well underway. We still have many exciting events coming up, including the Carols Concert, ELC Christmas activities, Year 5 Celebration Evening, and several end-of-year experiences across the Junior School.
Supporting your child to remain settled, optimistic and engaged during these final weeks helps set them up for success. A few helpful reminders (for adults too!) include:
keeping to regular routines
prioritising adequate sleep (especially on weekends and Sunday nights)
maintaining balanced eating habits
considering quieter weekends to allow some much-needed rest before the holidays
focusing on quality rather than quantity as the year draws to a close
remembering that students will return in 2026 refreshed, more mature, and ready for new learning and consolidation.
Carols Evening | 2025
We look forward to welcoming families to our Carols Concert next Friday at the Glen Forrest Campus (GFC) oval on 28 November 2025. Please check previous emails for full event details. It promises to be a joyful community occasion!
Wishing everyone a restful and enjoyable weekend as we move closer to the festive season and start of summer.
Greg Miller | Head of Junior School, Kindergarten to Year 5
Director of Upper School | Craig Hillman
Upcoming Webinar for Parents
How You Can Build Resilience in Your Child. November 26, 3.30 pm - 4.30 pm (AWST)
We're excited to announce that Elevate Education's next free webinar will take place on Wednesday, 26 November, focusing on ‘resilience’.
Elevate Education works with our Upper School students, delivering high-impact workshops on study skills, motivation, wellbeing, and exam preparation. By tuning into their webinar series, you will learn how you can help better support your children at home by reinforcing the skills they learn at school:
In this webinar, Elevate Education will be showing parents:
What resilience means, what it doesn't mean, and why it's important.
How to help build your child's resilience levels, both in and out of school.
How to help your child break their 'fear of failure'.
2026 Student Council Update
Thank you to all our Year 11 students who put themselves forward for roles on the 2026 Student Council. Congratulations go to the successful candidates. Unfortunately, good students with a lot to offer have missed out on Student Council roles next year. Whether students were appointed to a role or not, it speaks volumes about how our students perceive themselves and how we will continue to view them in our College, as leaders. We encourage all students to set a good example for their peers and others, to strive for their best, and speak up when needed.
We look forward to presenting our 2026 Student Councillors with their badges at Awards Night and working alongside them throughout next year as they help to enhance the student experience at Helena.
Class of 2026 Leavers' Jackets
Wearing the Leavers' jacket is both a symbol of belonging and a positive part of the Year 12 experience at Helena. The Class of 2026 Leavers Jacket is expected to be delivered in Week Two, Term One 2026. I want to take this opportunity to recognise the excellent work done by our Jacket Design Committee and acknowledge the time and effort they put into the design process.
Students will have their first name embroidered on the back of the Jacket – below the embroidered "Twenty 26 Leavers" logo. Students are NOT allowed to have a name or symbol embroidered on the jacket after purchase. Gear Up Promotions will again provide our jackets. The GST–inclusive cost is $140. In addition, an instructional 'care' sheet will accompany the delivery of each jacket to ensure it remains in good order throughout 2026.
All payments for the Leavers’ Jacket will be processed through the Front Office. Jackets must be paid for in full before they can be collected. The cost of the jacket is not part of any payment plan that has previously been arranged.
Please see below for the winning design.
Year 10 Locker Clean-out
Year 10 students are reminded that their locker needs to be cleaned at Lunchtime on Thursday, 4 December. As a result, they will not have access to their lockers after that.
Students are encouraged to complete this task progressively and not leave it until Thursday because that will overload the bins. Overfilling the bins at any time becomes an Occupational Health and Safety issue for the maintenance staff.
Homeroom teachers will check that lockers are clean and empty (no stickers, food, etc.) on Thursday at Lunchtime. Students can take their bags to periods 6 and 7 on Thursday. Students must turn their phones off on Thursday afternoon to avoid breaching our Acceptable Use of Mobile Phones Policy.
End-of-Year 10 Day
Date
Friday, 5 December 2025. This marks the last day of Year 10 for 2025.
Program
8.40am Homeroom. Arrive at College in HOUSE Uniform.
8.50am House-Based activities in Year 6 Undercover Area. 10.00am Morning tea. Students change into their themed ‘Festival Wear’ outfits.
10.30am Depart Helena by Bus to Point Fraser.
11.30am Depart Point Fraser Jetty on 'River Bells’. Lunch and dancing aboard.
2.30pm Return to Point Fraser.
3.30pm Return to Helena via Bus. Students dismissed.
Theme: Festival Wear
Uniform:
House Uniform at School 8.40am - 10.00am
‘Festival Wear’ Theme for Bus rides to and from Perth, as well as during the River Cruise.
Normal Casual Dress Day Guidelines apply in that attire should be suitable for attending school (i.e., no short shorts, no miniskirts, no bare midriffs) are permitted. In addition, shoes must be fully enclosed and meet OSH requirements (i.e., no thongs, open sandals, high heels, wedges, or stilettos are permitted).
Given the day's celebratory nature, normal jewellery and hair restrictions will be relaxed for the River Cruise aboard ‘River Bells’. Hair must be a natural colour but may be worn down. No face piercings are allowed.
No inappropriate slogans or graphics on clothing.
Cost: $90 (includes Morning Tea at the College, Party Bus transfers, Boat hire, DJ on ‘River Bells’, lunch on board and soft drinks)’
‘River Bells’ will be our vessel for the afternoon. She will depart from Point Fraser and cruise on the Swan River for a few hours before returning.
To ensure this event is enjoyable, we would like to inform students that all school rules and expectations pertaining to behaviour apply throughout the day. If there are any concerns about students' behaviour, especially those about smoking, intoxicants, and illicit drug use, we will place those involved in a taxi to be returned home at the parents' or guardians' expense.
We would also like to point out that the school does not sanction any post-celebration party.
Year 11 – Return of Results Day. Friday, 5 December
As per the School Calendar, the Year 11 Results Day is scheduled for Friday, 5 December. The school day will start with Homeroom at 8.40 am, and students will follow an amended Timetable for the day. Attendance is compulsory for all Year 11s, and they are to wear their school uniform.
Students will have finished their Semester Two Exams and Work placements, and the day allows them to check their exam and overall year results and grades before heading off on their well-deserved holiday. Once students have signed off their results, marks and grades will be uploaded to the School Curriculum and Standards Authority.
Year 11 students will need to bring a day pack (they will NOT have access to their locker), a pen and their laptop to access class resources on the day and follow their amended timetable. The canteen will be open.
Class of 2026 | Driving to School
Suitably qualified drivers of the Class of 2026 may use the lower car park between the Oval and Bilgoman Road from Wednesday, 19 November.
Any student from the Class of 2026 who intends to drive to and from the school, either regularly or occasionally, must comply with the Student Driver Policy. Additionally, the student must complete the Student Vehicle/Driving Permission Form and, if necessary, ensure that the Passenger Permission Form is also completed.
A completed Student Vehicle/Driving Permission Form (available from the Front Office as well as from both the Year 11 and Year 12 Parents and Students Communication Pages) must be submitted to the Front Office before students can begin parking in the dedicated car park adjacent to the College Oval.
YEAR 12 RETREAT - Sunday, 1 February to Tuesday, 3 February 2026
Year 12 students return to school on Sunday, 1 February, at 10.30 am and begin their school year with the Year 12 Retreat. The Retreat is designed to start the year on a positive note, enhance their study skills, refocus on the challenges ahead, develop skills of resilience and gratitude, and build a sense of group cohesiveness and identity.
TIME – Students arrive at the College at 10.30 am in time for an 11.00 am departure.
WEAR - Casual dress day guidelines apply at St George's College and for university visits. This includes closed-in shoes. While sun-smart beach attire is appropriate for Rottnest, closed-in shoes must be worn while riding bikes to all activities.
THINGS TO BRING
Please be advised that St George's College supplies all bedding. A sleeping bag and pillowcase are optional.
Water bottle.
Small daypack or backpack suitable for riding activities on Rottnest.
Pens for writing at St George’s and Rottnest.
Bathers and beach towel.
Towel and toiletries.
Comfortable clothes to cater for all weather (hot/cold)
Hat, sunscreen, insect repellent.
Personal medication (as prescribed by GP and stated on the medical form).
Mobile phone.
Power board (to share between friends for charging phones, cameras, etc.)
Closed-in shoes for cycling while on Rottnest. (Students will not be allowed to ride if they don't bring closed-in shoes)
Bicycle helmets must be worn at all times whilst riding on Rottnest. If you prefer not to wear the Rottnest Express hire helmets, please bring your own helmet, and ensure it is with you in your day pack on Monday.
Snacks.
Money for free time expenses on Rottnest, as well as for LUNCH ON MONDAY and TUESDAY
The 2026 Year 12 Retreat information, as outlined above, will be made available in due course on my.helena, included in the next Newsletter, and sent as a reminder message to families in the new year.
FIRST DAY OF 2026 SCHOOL YEAR - Monday, 2 February
Normal Classes commence.
Please support the College and aid your child's transition back to school by ensuring that hair, dress lengths, shoes, jewellery, cleanly shaved faces, and other uniform standards are adhered to. We have a smart-looking, comfortable, and easy-to-wear uniform, and I thank families for their ongoing support of our College's values and standards.
Black leather school shoe Our Uniform Policy states that the College expects all students to develop a high standard of dress. Please note that neither the Vans® style black leather or canvas shoe, the Nike Air Force 1, nor a Mary Jane style meets the high standard of dress expected by the College.
Skirt/dress/school shorts length While the College values high uniform standards, it is undesirable to commit an excessive amount of time and resources to enforce this policy at the expense of our core business, which is student learning. To this end, parental and student support is imperative for the College to maintain the uniform standards detailed in our Uniform Policy.
This is a timely reminder for students and families that the specified skirt/dress/school shorts length should be just on top of the knee. Please use this holiday break to amend the garment length if required. Don’t get caught short.
Class of 2026 Year 12 Family Information Evening.
Thursday, 5 February 2025. 6.30 pm - 7.45 pm
Parents and Guardians are encouraged to join their child in the Performing Arts Centre for the presentation ‘Year 12 Thrive and Succeed’. The session will cover Post-school Pathways, WACE attainment, University Entrance, Calculating an ATAR and a guide to thriving in Year 12. Students should sit with their parents for the presentation.
We look forward to seeing you there for this very important session.
Careers News
TISC Important Dates
University Opportunities
Notre Dame Fremantle Information Day
16 December, 10.00 am - 2.00 pm.
Start your university journey in 2026 with confidence! Join the Notre Dame Future Students Team at their Info day to discover what Notre Dame Uni has to offer. Explore their Fremantle Campus, meet their students, academic staff, and graduates!
Apply now for the Future Doctors Program that will run in Perth from 9 - 12 April next year.
The Future Doctors Australia program provides a unique, hands-on opportunity for students aged 14-18 who are passionate about a future in medicine. Over the course of 4 days, participants will engage in dynamic sessions led by experienced medical specialists, take part in practical learning activities, and gain valuable insights into the medical admissions process. This program is designed to inspire and equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed on their path to a medical career.
Parents’ Guide to University Study This booklet covers things like how to choose a university, and how to choose a university course, how to apply for a course and a glossary.
Visit First In Family for comprehensive information on a variety of topics. It is great for First in Family students and for those who have many in their family who have been to university.
Middle School Events
Experience STEM Murdoch | 16 - 18 December
Calling all Year 9s & 10s! Discover cutting-edge technology, engage in hands-on experiments, and unleash your inner scientist over 3 days.
Dive into the fascinating world of STEM during this 3-day event, running from Tuesday, 16 December to Thursday, 18 December. Packed with hands-on workshops and exciting activities set to ignite your passion, whether you're a budding scientist, future engineer, or tech enthusiast, this event is your gateway to exploring your interests and shaping your future. Plus, you'll get a sneak peek into university life and see how Murdoch University can help you achieve your goals.
A three-day exploration of research, innovation, and STEM at Curtin University. Students engage with cutting-edge research, participate in hands-on workshops, and meet inspiring Curtin innovators to discover diverse STEM career pathways.
As we enter the bushfire season, the safety of our children - both at home and at school - must be our shared priority. This week at the Glen Forrest Campus we practiced our bush fire drill putting our procedures and bush fire response to the test. Practicing a bush fire drill is critically important for student and staff safety because it provides a rehearsed and organised response to a real threat. We encourage all families to discuss and put in place your own bush fire plans.
The Shire of Mundaring shire provides valuable information to the community on what to consider.
The College recently attended the Mundaring Shire's Bushfire Preparedness Workshop, collaborating with other schools and emergency services to ensure our Bushfire plan is ready for the upcoming season.
Bushfire Response Information for Parents
Our College has a well-developed Bushfire Management Policy and Management plan to ensure the safety of students and staff in the event of a bushfire or bushfire threat. We ask that you please familiarise yourself with the following key aspects of our response plan:
Emergency Evacuation to our Safer Place (during school hours)
If a bushfire threat arises without sufficient warning:
We will inform the emergency services we are moving to our safer place.
We will go to our designated Bushfire Safer location (Helena House Hall/Gymnasium).
We will shelter in place and will have direct contact with the bushfire control centre.
Please DO NOT come to the College unless specifically asked to do so. Unnecessary traffic may hinder emergency services and compromise safety.
You will be contacted via our usual communications including SMS.
In case of an offsite evacuation, parents will be informed of the designated pick up location. An offsite evacuation would only occur if sufficient time is available and roads are considered safe.
Pre-emptive School Closure
If a bushfire risk is identified in advance, the College may initiate a pre-emptive closure. In this case:
You will be contacted via our usual communication channels.
You will be informed of the closure date and the anticipated reopening date.
Please do not return your child to school until you receive formal notification that it has reopened.
Staff News
Staff News
Daniel Hortense | Digital Technologies & Media Teacher
Congratulations to Daniel and his fiancee Ashleigh on the safe arrival of their first child, a daughter, Lily Grace, who was born 29 October.
Staffing Update | Darlington Campus
As Mr Peter Cumming concludes his full-time teaching role at Helena at the end of 2025, we are very pleased to announce that Mrs Shannon Warrener will step into the position of Year 4W classroom teacher from 2026, working alongside Mrs Gerri Berry (Year 4B).
Shannon brings extensive teaching experience, including her recent work with us here at Helena. She is a dedicated educator who will deliver an engaging and supportive program for our Year 4 students.
Supporting this teaching team will be our experienced Education Assistant, Mrs Candice Demascio - whose expertise and thoughtful approach will be greatly appreciated by both families and students. We warmly welcome Shannon’s return to the Junior School team.
Admin Notices
Supporting the local community this Christmas
Helena College is delighted to be supporting the Midvale Hub again this festive season, with collection points at both the Darlington and Glen Forrest Campuses. The Midvale Hub delivers a suite of early education and care services, parenting programs and adult study programs that are designed with local families to meet grassroots needs. The Hub also fosters partnerships with other organisations to deliver integrated programs/services to provide solutions that cater for a broad range of community health, education and family support needs. All the food items will be donated to Midvale Hub Parenting Centre, who will be making Christmas hampers for families in need from the local area across 17 suburbs within the 6056 area code.
Darlington Campus Families
Glen Forrest Campus Families
End-of-Year Finish Time Reminder
All students will finish the school year on Thursday 11 December. Darlington Campus students at 12.00pm and Glen Forrest Campus students at 12.15pm
To accommodate the early finish, the link bus from Darlington to Glen Forrest will run at 12pm and bus routes departing Glen Forrest will leave at 12.15pm
Please take note of our changed opening hours over the summer holiday period.
Junior School - Darlington Campus
The Darlington Campus Administration is closed from Friday 12 December 2025 to Friday 30 January 2026 (inclusive). For urgent enquiries during this time, please contact the Glen Forrest Campus Administration. The Darlington office will reopen on Monday 2 February 2026, with normal office hours resuming (8.30am to 4.15pm).
Senior School - Glen Forrest Campus
Friday 12 December 2025 | Closed
15 December to 19 December 2025 | Open from 9am to 3pm
22 December 2025 to 16 January 2026 | Closed
19 January to 30 January 2026 | Open from 9am to 3pm (Note: Office will be closed from 8am to 12pm on Thursday 29 January for staff meeting)
Normal office hours resume from Monday 2 February 2026 | 8.15am to 4.15pm
Second-hand Uniform Shop
Second-hand Uniform Shop
The Second-hand Uniform Shop, coordinated by the Friends of Helena group, is located on our Darlington Campus. The shop has a range of pre-loved College and sports uniforms, bags, textbooks, calculators and more for students from Kindy to Year 12.
The Second-hand Uniform Shop (located at the Darlington Campus) will be open on the following dates:
Wednesday 26 November | 8.45 am - 10 am
Friday 5 December | 3 pm - 3.45 pm
Monday 8 December | 9 am - 9.45 am
January 2026 - dates to be confirmed (at least two prior to the start of the new school year)
The Second-hand Uniform Shop is reliant on volunteers - and volunteering is a great way to get to know the College community. If you would like more information on becoming a volunteer, please email communications@helena.wa.edu.au.
Maali shirt now available!
Our Maali House shirt is now available in store to purchase at Perm-A-Pleat online shop and at in-store at 31 Victoria Street, Midland. Perm-A-Pleat opening days and times are as follows:
Tuesdays from 7.30am to 4pm
Wednesdays from 9am to 5pm
Thursdays from 10am to 6pm
Saturdays from 9am to 1pm
2026 Senior School Booklists
As per the email sent out on 12 November, booklists have been made available on my.helena, in the Year Group Communications sections. Please check the Year Group tab for your child's current year.
New students in Year 6 2026 (external Year 5s who will be new to Helena in Year 6 2026) will receive a link to their booklist after Orientation on 26 November. There are no booklist requirements for Junior School.
Metronet | Midland Line - 31 Day Closure
Metronet have advised the College that the Midland-Bassendean line will be shut down for a month from late January to late February. This may impact families who use the Transperth service to get to and from school in the first weeks of Term One next year. Please see the details below:
The Public Transport Authority (PTA) is advising upcoming Midland Line shutdown (between Midland and Bassendean) as part of the New Midland Station Project. Transperth Midland Line services will be cancelled between Thursday 22 January to Sunday 22 February 2026.
This may impact students and staff travelling to and from using the bus service to get to Helena College during this period.
Train replacement buses will be operating, but Metronet encourage all students and staff who travel with Transperth to plan ahead and allow extra travel time.
Transperth will be undertaking a comprehensive campaign to reach all passengers travelling on the Midland Line so that they are aware of the shutdown. For more information, please visit the Transperth website.
Senior School | Glen Forrest Campus
Triathlon
Helena College sent a team to the 2025 School Sport WA Triathlon, and this year, more than 50 students self-nominated to represent the school. It was huge event with over 360 teams and 350+ individuals competing on the day across all ages. We had some fantastic results with three Top 5 team finishes and a Top 5 Individual:
Year 10 Girls Team: 2nd Place (Maddie, Charlotte and Fife)
Year 11 Boys Team: 3rd (Blake, Liam and Finley)
Year 9 Girls Team: 5th (Sarah, Darcy and Hannah)
Year 11 Individual: 5th (Jarvis)
Congratulations to all students who took on the course, to the students who improved their time from previous years and for some who took on the challenge for the first time. It was great seeing the determination, sportsmanship and perseverance from all our athletes.
Outdoor Education
As the year rapidly comes to a close Outdoor Education continues to be a busy place. The Year 9 classes have been undertaking some taster sessions of canoeing and indoor rock climbing. Meanwhile the Year 10 roping classes have finished abseiling by completing the 50m abseil of the main face at Mountain Quarry and are now participating in some outdoor rock climbing before their culmination day trip to Statham Quarry in Week Seven. Lastly, the Year 11s finished their first year of upper school Outdoor Education by completing some outdoor rock climbing sessions at both local quarries.
Peer Support Leaders Shine at Swan Valley Training Camp
In Week Five, our newly selected Peer Support Leaders took part in a two-day leadership camp at the Swan Valley Adventure Centre, where they immersed themselves in a series of hands-on activities designed to prepare them for their vital role supporting next year’s Year 6 students.
Across the program, students developed key leadership skills including teamwork, communication, empathy, and self-reflection. Through workshops and group tasks, they explored their personal strengths and character traits, practised rapport-building techniques, and learned strategies for dealing with challenging behaviours. They also worked through a variety of practical scenarios to help them understand how to guide, encourage, and support younger students in a range of situations.
A highlight of the camp was the crate-stacking challenge, where students climbed in harnesses and worked together to build the tallest, most stable structure possible. This activity required focus, problem-solving, and trust, and it was fantastic to see our leaders stepping up, encouraging one another, and celebrating each group’s achievements.
Alongside the formal training, the camp was also a well-deserved reward for the extra responsibility and time these students have committed to their leadership roles. Evenings were filled with laughter, shared meals, and plenty of opportunities to strengthen friendships and team spirit.
We are incredibly proud of the maturity, enthusiasm, and compassion shown by all students across the camp. Their dedication has set a strong foundation for the Peer Support Program in 2026, and we know our incoming Year 6 cohort will be in excellent hands.
Daniel Hortense and Maddison Lewis | Peer Support Coordinators
