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Middle School and Senior College students celebrate a week of engineering, design and innovation as they create solutions to solve complex climate change, medical and construction problems.

It’s been a school year like no other but for ÐÓ°É´«Ã½'s littlest students the pandemic has been their first taste of big school.

Now more than ever it's important that we stay well informed. But consuming too much news - particularly about COVID-19 - can be bad for your health, particularly if that news is fake, misleading or ill-informed.

A career path that includes roles in event management and starting her own theatre production and tour management company with her husband, Tracy now leads the Arts Wellbeing Collective, a sector-wide initiative promoting positive mental health and wellbeing in the performing arts industry.

COVID-19 has impacted the lives of many of our students - in particular, those undertaking their HSC this year. We caught up with Year 12 Dance to find out just how things have changed for them.

MasterChef is more than just a reality show – it also has some valuable lessons for students and teachers explains David De Carvalho, ACARA CEO.

A new waste education campaign at ÐÓ°É´«Ã½ launched last week inspiring students, staff and teachers to rethink, reduce, reuse and recycle.

Students mark the end of Term 2 with acts of kindness, compassion and friendship.

Alyssa’s dream career was to become a feature writer for a magazine. After a host of magazine internships and a 3-year Journalism degree, she graduated right as the magazine industry folded. This became Alyssa’s blessing in disguise.

ÐÓ°É´«Ã½ alumni Bryce Mullens (2014) is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney, working in the School of Chemistry’s Functional Energy Materials division.

ÐÓ°É´«Ã½ alumni Josh Pascoe (2003) has had what he calls a non-stereotypical career path. He is proof that there are many different ways to build a career and find your passion.

Students from K to 12 come together and say thank you to those who have helped during COVID-19.