So, let’s get the story straight. I am not a musical lover. In fact, I quite dislike the majority of all musicals. I find them illogical with how everyone breaks into song at the untimeliest moments, exploring...
This just in. We Are interrupting your daily lives with an important news bulletin. We Are revealing the faces behind the phrases you are reading and seeing each week. Our amazing design team have given...
This week, I had the honour of being able to sit in on the very first dress rehearsal for the upcoming major production of the hit Broadway musical Little Shop of Horrors. Despite this musical being done...
There are some places at school that people naturally gravitate towards.
The library before exams.
The oval on a sunny day.
Now, the new WCC canteen and Year 12 café have joined that...
As our second term as the Extraordinary Learners Prefect team comes to a close, we would like to take the chance to reflect on the many achievements, experiences, and opportunities that have shaped this...
What’s your opinion on the no-phone policy in the morning?
Last week, during assembly, as a college community, we were told that from Term 2, phones will not be allowed on-site as soon as we walk...
For way too long, I have heard countless people discuss high school co-curriculars in a negative light – deeming them unnecessary time consumers, criticising their purpose, and ultimately suggesting...
“Year 12 is the best and worst year of your life”
If I had to conclude everything I learnt from the extraordinary learners Q&A with our 2025 graduates in one line, I think that would be the...
Being a Christian school, we attend chapels, preach about the Lord, sing his praises and offer discussions. But how can an individual express their beliefs amongst others who may not feel the same way?...
There is nothing wrong with rules. In fact, I quite like them.
They keep us safe from criminals, potential sickness, and maintain order within society.
But some rules are ridiculous. For example,...
Everyone has that point in their life, when they’re moving towards adulthood and suddenly they realise, they are completely unprepared. I’ve had it, and to be honest, its terrifying. The realisation...
Wednesday the 19th of November brought a beautiful day for cricket. The bell rung for lunch and the skippers met in the middle of the field for the coin toss. Mr Blinman tossed the coin in the air,...
