CAPA Update - December 2025

The end of the school year is always a time that our Creative Arts students blossom. The Creative Arts and Technology Exhibition highlighted the outstanding talent and commitment of students from Years 3 to Year 12. The dynamic displays both on stage and throughout the exhibition showcased the exemplary achievements of our Music, Visual Arts, and Technology departments. We extend our sincere appreciation to all teachers and students whose efforts brought this exhibition to fruition.

Our Taverna Night was a remarkable celebration that brought our entire school community together. Under the guidance of Ms Englezos, students enthusiastically participated in the Greek dancing performances, proudly honouring their cultural heritage. Elective Music students also contributed to the evening by providing live musical entertainment.

In addition, our School Musical auditions drew the largest number of participants to date. The comprehensive seven-stage audition process concluded with the announcement of the cast for Disney’s Mary Poppins.

The Christmas Carols celebration was another significant highlight of the term, bringing together students from Pre-Kinder to Year 12 to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas and share joy with the wider community.

Creative and Performing Arts continues to hold an essential place in the life of our school, both within and beyond the classroom. I encourage all students to continue creating, to embrace new challenges, to refine their craft, and, above all, to enjoy every step of their artistic journey.

Philip Lombardo
Academic Leader of Creative and Performing Arts