Hearts News – Thursday 15 August 2024 (Week 4 Term 3)

This week at Sacred Heart we have been celebrating all things science for National Science Week (10-18 August).

To our Sacred Heart College community

It’s been an eventful week at the College, featuring the Feast of the Assumption of Mary Mass (with another scheduled for tomorrow at Champagnat!), National Science Week, and various sporting Grand Finals. Next week promises to be just as busy as we prepare for the annual Sacred Heart v Rostrevor College Intercollegiate Round. Best of luck to all students and sporting teams for the upcoming events!

2024 AIF results

Congratulations to our Year 12 students on their outstanding Activating Identities & Futures (AIF) results, received earlier this term. As you may know, the AIF (formerly known as the Research Project) is not only a compulsory component of the SACE, but it can also contribute to a student’s ATAR. 

The results achieved this year were quite remarkable, even when simply compared to the previous year:

• 88.7% of students achieved a grade of B- or better, up from 75.4% in 2023
• 46.3% of students achieved a grade of A- or better, up from 29.6% in 2023, and
• 10.8% of students achieved an A+ grade, up from 4.7% in 2023.

These are an outstanding set of achievements, and establish a terrific platform for the results to come over the remainder of the year. Congratulations to all Year 12s.

I take this opportunity to thank the College staff, both Teachers and ESOs, for their tireless effort in supporting our students to achieve these fine results.

With just 37 school days remaining, now is the time to make extra sacrifices and work even harder in pursuit of our aspirations for 2024 and beyond.

Daniel Lynch
Principal

Sacred Heart College Father’s Day event – Friday, 30 August

We warmly invite all families to join us for Sacred Heart College’s Father’s Day celebration on Friday, 30 August 2024.

Fathers, grandfathers, and other significant family members of our Year 7-12 students are welcome to attend a morning gathering in the Function Centre (located at the entrance to the new gym) at Champagnat Campus. Enjoy coffee and a selection of sweet and savory treats with your child or grandchild from 8.15 – 9.00am.

Please RSVP by Thursday, 22 August 2024.

Please Note: Marcellin students will need to arrange their own transportation to Marcellin Campus at the conclusion of the event.

Meet our 2024 Student Leaders – Year 9 Sports Leader and Year 12 Sports Captain

Each week, our portfolio Student Leaders will take part in a brief Q&A session so you can get to know them a little better. This week, we meet our 2024 Year 9 Sports Leader, Maiya Foote and 2024 Year 12 Sports Captain, Lucas Camporeale.

Feast of the Assumption Mass (Marcellin)

This week, both campuses will celebrate Mass for the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, which recalls the taking up of Mary, our Good and Loving mother, into Heaven at the end of her earthly life.

On 15 August each year, Christian and Marist communities will gather, as we are, to recognise this significant day. The Feast of the Assumption of Mary was important to St Marcellin because it recognises the importance of Mary and the influence she had on her son’s life.  

Today, Marcellin Campus students and staff gathered in the McAteer Centre gym for Mass, celebrated by Fr Michael Brennan. We were joined by Rostrevor College Principal and former Sacred Heart College Deputy Principal, Shana Bennett, accompanied by the Rostrevor College Prefect and Sports Captains to mark the upcoming Intercollegiate Round (Intercol) next week. Tomorrow Champagnat Campus will celebrate the Feast of the Assumption with a whole-campus Mass.

Government House for our environment champions

Last Friday (2 August) two Environmental Champions of Sacred Heart College, Keeley Stallard and Danica La Mott, were invited to Government House to attend the final Winter Conversation Series of 2024. The day concerned environmental advocacy and South Australian efforts to address climate change.

The discussion was led by Her Excellency, the Honourable Frances Adamson AC, who smoothly bounced back and forth with environmental frontrunners, Tim Jarivs (2024 SA Australian of the Year) and Tiahni Adamson (2024 SA Youth South Australian of the Year). Naturally, topics covered centered around both the large-scale efforts to protect our natural world, along with the small actions we each can make on a daily basis. It was abundantly clear that we each have a responsibility to the stewardship of our Earth, and that we each can be environmental champions in our own right. 

Keeley and Danica left inspired and empowered to act to make change, undoubtedly such that one day they themselves may be the ones on stage, discussing their exploits to inspire students of the future too.

Bridging generations with creativity and compassion

As part of our ongoing Rite Journey outreach program, Ms Lally’s Year 9 class has partnered with Meals on Wheels to continue to bring our Intergenerational Program to life. This initiative offers students the chance to connect with older citizens in a heartwarming and mutually enriching experience.

The program kicked off with the students becoming ‘pen pals’ with community elders. Over the course of two introductory letters exchanged between the students and their older friends, both parties eagerly anticipated their upcoming meeting.

Yesterday, the much-anticipated “Crafternoon” took place. Students and their pen pals gathered for an afternoon filled with creativity and connection. They engaged in various craft activities, which served as a perfect backdrop for meaningful conversations and shared experiences. The event was further enriched by inspiring guest speakers, who added depth and insight to the afternoon’s activities.

This initiative aligns with our Rite Journey focus on ‘What do I have to give’. It provides students with an invaluable opportunity to reflect on their ability to make a difference in their community, offer quality time, and enhance their self-confidence. Through this program, students are not only learning about the impact of their actions but are also developing a deeper sense of empathy and connection with those around them.

We are excited to see the positive outcomes of this intergenerational exchange and look forward to more enriching experiences in the future for our Rite Journey students.

Tote-ally Amazing: Year 7 STEM team get creative at CESA showcase

On Friday, 2 August our Year 7 STEM Mad team journeyed to the CESA STEM Mad Showcase at the University of South Australia’s Mawson Lakes Campus. The event was an opportunity for the team to present their Term 1 and 2 project, “The Tote Bag.”

This year’s team, consisting of Year 7 students Kara, Isha, and Priscella, dedicated themselves throughout the first semester to the design process, which included empathising, defining, ideating, prototyping, and testing. Motivated by the desire to address global textile waste, the team decided to create a reusable tote bag from recycled fashion materials. Their project involved extensive research, conducting a survey, collecting materials, designing and sewing the bag, and incorporating a wearable technology feature — a light embedded in the handle. The tote bag also includes a key holder and is sturdy enough to carry school books and a Chromebook.

At the showcase, the team set up a display booth to present their innovative idea to other schools and had the opportunity to explore creations from their peers. They also enjoyed participating in STEM activities, such as a VR 360 immersive experience and an interactive topographic AR sandbox.

We commend Kara, Isha, and Priscella for their hard work and impressive achievements on this project!

Stage 1 Scientific Studies at Flinders Uni

Our Stage 1 Scientific Studies class recently enjoyed a captivating excursion to Flinders University, where they delved into the world of forensic science and STEM research. This enriching experience was highlighted by a gel electrophoresis simulation laboratory experiment, an engaging forensic science presentation, and a comprehensive STEM information session.

The cornerstone of our visit was the gel electrophoresis simulation, where students explored the latest techniques in DNA fingerprinting. They had the opportunity to separate and visualise DNA fragments, gaining a practical understanding of DNA profiling methods. This hands-on activity not only enhanced their knowledge but also showcased the vital role of DNA analysis in modern forensic investigations.

Flinders University Student Ambassador, Lucy, captivated the students with her insightful presentation on forensic science. Her talk was especially timely, aligning with this year’s National Science Week theme, “Species Survival – More than just sustainability”. Lucy’s presentation covered several key areas including:

• Combating Illegal Wildlife Trade: Lucy demonstrated how forensic techniques are instrumental in identifying and halting illegal wildlife trafficking, thus protecting endangered species.
• Tracking Elusive Native Species: She highlighted the use of environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis for detecting and monitoring rare or difficult-to-find native species in Australia, contributing to conservation efforts.
• Innovative Research: Lucy shared her pioneering research on identifying shed DNA on fired bullet cartridges, illustrating the expanding applications of forensic science in crime investigation and wildlife protection.

Lucy’s enthusiasm and expertise inspired students to consider careers in forensic science and related fields.

The excursion concluded with a comprehensive STEM information session led by Phola from Flinders University. Students received valuable insights into various STEM programs, research opportunities, and potential career paths, further broadening their understanding of the diverse opportunities available at the university.

Overall, this excursion provided our Stage 1 Scientific Studies class with a well-rounded and inspiring view of forensic science and its applications in sustainability and species conservation. The combination of practical learning, cutting-edge research insights, and career information has greatly enriched our students’ perspectives and ignited their passion for scientific exploration.

We extend our sincere thanks to Flinders University, Lucy, and Phola for their dedication and for providing such a valuable experience that effectively bridged classroom learning with real-world applications and contemporary scientific themes.

Exploring Sustainable Food Systems in Stage 2 Nutrition

Stage 2 Nutrition students are currently diving into the world of sustainable food systems. To enhance their learning, they recently embarked on an educational excursion to Food Bank SA. This visit provided a comprehensive overview of food insecurity, exploring its causes, effects on the community, and the critical role of food banks in addressing these issues.

During their time at Food Bank SA, students gained valuable insights into the processes of sourcing, warehousing, and distributing food, as well as the importance of subsidised sales. They also discovered the various programs Food Bank offers, including initiatives for schools, young women, food education, and disaster relief.

The excursion continued with a visit to the Adelaide Central Markets, where students investigated sustainable food systems from a retailer’s perspective. The day concluded with lunch, allowing students to enjoy a meal together outside the usual school setting, further enriching their educational experience.

Year 10 STEM: Exploring Microplastics at Somerton Beach

Last week, our Year 10 STEM students embarked on an exciting field trip to Somerton Beach as part of their Microplastics unit. This hands-on experience allowed them to set up sampling areas and collect sand samples for analysis, giving them a real taste of scientific research.

Such excursions not only provide practical experience but also contribute to a global database, enhancing our understanding of microplastic distribution and concentration. The good news? No microplastics were detected in our samples, indicating that our local beaches are in great shape!

Looking ahead, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of a new Year 10 STEM course in 2025: Marine Engineering. This course will build on our current knowledge and focus on innovative methods to monitor and address microplastics in lakes, drains, and household grey water. Stay tuned as we continue our journey toward cleaner waters and a healthier environment!

Our Year 12 Geographers on Adjahdura Narungga land

Last week, our Year 12 Geographers attended our annual three-day fieldwork trip to the Yorke Peninsula, homelands of the Adjahdura Narungga people.

A long time friend of the College and community elder, Mr Quenten Agius, led our students in a trip that investigated the impact of tourism on First Nations cultural sites while gaining a deeper understanding of the cultural connections between culture, land and community.

Our students proudly and respectfully represented the College and participated to the highest level in activities that will give them greater meaning in what it means to be an Australian. 

Exploring the Future: Year 9 students experience senior school life

In an exciting glimpse into their academic future, a select group of high-achieving Year 9 students from Champagant Campus visited Marcellin Campus on Monday of Week 2. This visit provided them with a valuable opportunity to explore the senior school environment and gain insights into the next stages of their educational journey.

Upon arrival, the students were warmly welcomed by Mr Alex Daw, Director of Teaching and Learning, and two enthusiastic Year 12 students. They shared valuable information about the acceleration options available starting in Year 10, as well as potential pathways through Stage 1 and Stage 2 subjects, VET courses, and even university-level subjects.

The day continued with an engaging music lesson led by Mr Joel Ramirez, Head of Music at Marcellin. The students immersed themselves in a vibrant Latin piece, learning both to read and play it, showcasing the dynamic and interactive learning experiences available at the senior level.

Throughout their visit, the students had the chance to observe and participate in a variety of classes, including Stage 1 and Stage 2 Biology, Stage 2 Specialist Maths, and Stage 1 Mathematics Methods. This hands-on experience allowed them to better understand the structure and expectations of senior school courses.

Here’s what some of our visiting Year 9 students had to say about their experience:

“I am extremely grateful that I got to go to the senior campus because I now feel more comfortable about next year and have a better understanding of how the classes work.”

“Monday taught me a lot about what the classes look like at Marcellin Campus and some of the extension opportunities given. I also understand more about SACE and the VET courses.”

“I really liked seeing what the classes were like at Marcellin and how the campus worked from day to day. I also loved learning about SACE, ATAR, and all the extension classes that we can be a part of in the coming years.”

Martin Chatterton delights Year 7s

Martin Chatterton recently captivated Year 7 students with his dynamic storytelling and diverse writing expertise. With more than 30 years of experience as a crime fiction writer, screenwriter, academic, and performer, Martin has published books in multiple languages and received numerous accolades in the US, UK, and Australia.

During his visit last Friday (2 August) to Champagnat Campus, Martin delivered interactive performances featuring large-scale ‘live’ drawing, ‘mind reading,’ and plenty of audience participation. His sessions were both wide-ranging and entertaining, offering valuable insights into various writing styles, the publishing industry, storytelling techniques, and the creative process behind crafting a book.

The students thoroughly enjoyed Martin’s engaging tales and his unique blend of comedy and stagecraft. His ability to mix humor with educational content made for an unforgettable experience that highlighted the art of comedic expression and the nuances of writing.

Year 9 English incursion: Bell Shakespeare

This term, Sacred Heart College’s Champagnat Campus had the pleasure of hosting Bell Shakespeare, Australia’s premier theatre company dedicated to the works of William Shakespeare. Touring across Australia from April to November, their touring ensemble, affectionately known as “The Players”, made a special visit to our school.

The Players presented “Joanna Erskine’s Shakespeare is Dead” to our Year 9 students. This engaging performance offered a rich mix of Shakespearean genres, including romance, tragedy, history, and comedy. Students were introduced to a variety of Shakespeare’s iconic characters and explored memorable scenes, plot devices, and language techniques, while also gaining insight into the world Shakespeare lived in.

The performance was vibrant and lively, proving that Shakespeare’s works remain relevant and captivating even 400 years later. The experience was further enriched by a Q&A session, where students had the chance to ask the actors about Shakespeare’s life and seek advice for their upcoming monologue performances.

Music News

Year 7 student to co-compere 2024 Catholic Schools Music Festival next month

We are thrilled to announce that Year 7 student Kara L has been selected to co-compere the 2024 Catholic Schools Music Festival at the Adelaide Festival Theatre! Kara will be sharing the stage with a Year 12 compere on Thursday, 26 September 2024.

In preparation for this significant role, Kara will be participating in a series of workshops and rehearsals throughout the term. She will collaborate closely with the choir and the renowned Music Director, Denise Rothall, ensuring a polished and professional performance.

The Music Festival, running from 23 – 26 September 2024, promises to be a highlight of the year, and we are incredibly proud of Kara’s achievement. Congratulations again, Kara! We look forward to seeing you shine on stage!

ABODA Drumline and Concert Band competition

Sacred Heart College’s commitment to musical excellence was on full display at the recent ABODA SA School Band and Orchestra Festival. Our ensembles, having dedicated weeks of intensive practice, showcased their talents with remarkable skill and passion, representing our College proudly.

Under the expert direction of Will Rana, our combined drumline delivered an impressive performance featuring five dynamic pieces: Kanye Intro, Gotta Move, Bass Ectomy, Stick Crick, and Pardi Mardi. Competing against esteemed schools such as Cabra and Prince Alfred College, our drumline earned a well-deserved silver award, affirming their hard work and dedication.

Later in the week, Vanessa Saba guided ‘The Saba Project’, our Concert Band, in the Novice Band Section. This ensemble, composed of 18 talented students from Champagnat Campus ranging from Years 7-9, demonstrated impressive growth and enthusiasm. For some members, this marked their third appearance at the ABODA competition, while others were taking their first steps onto the stage. The band performed the set piece It Lurks and their chosen piece Zoot Suit Riot, earning a silver award and showcasing the promising future of our young musicians.

Both the drumline and concert band are eagerly awaiting detailed feedback from the adjudicators. This feedback will provide valuable insights for further development, helping our students continue to refine their skills and celebrate their musical achievements.

Congratulations to all our performers for representing Sacred Heart College with such dedication and talent. We look forward to seeing your continued growth and success in future competitions!

NBL1 Grand Final Drumline Ensemble and Senior Vocal Ensemble Performance

On Saturday, 10 August, the Drumline Ensemble and Senior Vocal Ensemble proudly represented Sacred Heart after being invited to perform for the NBL1 Women’s and Men’s Basketball Grand Finals. The Drumline Ensemble performed their set for the ABODA competition, including the famous drum opening to one of Kanye West’s songs. The students did an excellent job performing with confidence and enthusiasm.

The Senior Vocal Ensemble performed the National Anthem for both Grand Finals and sang with great enthusiasm with the crowd appreciating both performances with a rowdy reception following each performance. 

School A Cappella Workshop Day

On Friday, 9 August, we had the amazing opportunity to host an A Cappella workshop organised by Mr Jonathan Bligh (Artistic Director – Festival Statesmen Chorus). ‘Southern Voices’ was the guest choir who worked with our Senior Vocal Ensemble (Marcellin), Vocal Harmony (Champagnat) and other vocal ensembles from other schools.

It was a lovely day to join together in singing, and was a prime example of the power of music, specifically vocal music. The day ended with all students singing ‘Idodana’ a traditional South African easter hymn in the Sacred Heart Memorial Chapel.

2024 Arts and Music dates and events

Champagnat Campus (Term 3 2024)

Marcellin Campus (Term 3 2024)

Click here to view the full College calendar of events.

Sports News

Sports in Term 3

Last week, both the boys and girls teams came together to celebrate Pink Round to raise breast cancer awareness, generate discussion and show support for the 20,000+ women and men diagnosed with breast cancer in Australia every year. Students were encouraged to purchase pink socks or add pink to their uniform and donate to a Breast Cancer Foundation. 

This week sees the conclusion of the home and away Winter sport season for 2024. Across the board all teams have achieved great results, whether it be finishing on top of their respective premiership tables or, more importantly, demonstrating profound growth in teamwork and sportspersonship throughout the season. We wish all our teams competing in Grand Finals and playoffs this weekend all the best!

Next week our focus moves to the 101st Intercollegiate Round against Rostrevor College, to be hosted by Rostrevor College. During today’s Feast Mass at Marcellin, we were delighted to be joined by Ms Shana Bennett (Principal, Rostrevor College), Mr Jordan Young (Head of co-curricular, Rostrevor College), and a select group of senior leaders from Rostrevor College – Alex, Tyrone, Jacob and Antony. Joined by Sacred Heart College Captains, Piper and Tom, both Colleges took the opportunity to promote the upcoming Intercol, and our ongoing vision that respect outweighs rivalry. We look forward to a number of fixtures in the coming weeks, and are grateful to Rostrevor College for hosting this years Intercol        

Go Hearts!

Boys and Girls football Grand Finals on Adelaide Oval

We are delighted to share the fantastic experience for our girls’ and boys’ football teams who played their grand finals on Adelaide Oval last night. Showcasing the exceptional talent and dedication of our First XVI Girls’ final to the Boys’ First XVIII grand final, it has been a season to remember.

The First XVI Girls’ grand final was nothing short of spectacular and will be remembered for years to come. From the outset, the clash between Sacred Heart College and St. Michael’s College at Adelaide Oval drew a large crowd of supporters, providing an electric atmosphere, with chants and cheers setting a lively tone for the night. Our girls delivered an outstanding performance, securing a resounding 57-point victory!

The match was a showcase of skill and determination, with both teams giving their all and leaving everything on the field. Every goal was met with roars of excitement and enthusiasm from the crowd. Despite St. Michael’s girls matching our intensity and keeping the game fiercely competitive, our team’s unity and hard work shone through. Each play was executed with precision, and every player contributed significantly to the victory, both on and off the field. This win was a testament to the team’s dedication and spirit.

Following the girls’ inspiring victory, the Boys’ First XVIII geared up for their grand final, also at the iconic Adelaide Oval. The excitement and energy from watching the girls’ triumph fuelled the boys’ determination as they faced this challenge. The team, having worked diligently all season, demonstrated resilience, teamwork, and skill, making their mark in this high-profile match.

Playing on such a renowned ground was a thrilling experience for both the players and our entire school community, who rallied behind the boys. Although the result was not in the boys’ favour, they held their heads high, knowing they gave it their all.

As we reflect on these grand final moments, we celebrate not just the outcomes, but the remarkable efforts and sportsmanship displayed by our teams. Congratulations to all players, coaches, and supporters for making this season memorable. We look forward to acknowledging our 2024 teams at sports presentations later this term.

Race 4 Recap: Pedal Prix teams shine at The Bend Motorsport Park

Last weekend, the Hearts Pedal Prix teams took on their longest challenge yet at The Bend Motorsport Park in Tailem Bend for Race 4 of the Pedal Prix competition. Once the sun dried the overnight dew, our teams braced themselves for an 8-hour endurance race on the demanding 3.41km track – a true test of our riders’ speed and stamina. The day saw significant improvements from all teams as riders adapted to the longer track, enhancing their lap times and speeds.

Performance highlights:

• BraveHeart – Seniors
  23rd place in Category S3 with 81 laps and a fastest lap speed of 4:19 mins and the top speed of  47.315 km/hr. The leader in Category S2 was from Pembroke School – Phoenix, completing 103 laps with a best lap time of 4:07 at a cracking 49.534km/hr.
• HeartBurn – Year 9s
  23rd place in Category S2 with 69 laps and a fastest speed of 5:26 mins and the top speed of 37.614km/hr.
• HeartAttack – Year 7s
  27th place in Category S2 with 67 laps and a fastest speed of 5:16 mins and the top speed of 38.819km/hr.
• HeartBeat – Years 7-9
  33rd place in Category S2 with 65 laps and a fastest lap time of 5:25 mins and the top speed of 37.699km/hr.

A huge thank you to everyone who supported our teams — especially our dedicated Pit Crew and those who stepped up to assist wherever needed. Your help made the day run smoothly and kept our students energised and motivated.

With the excitement of Race 4 behind us, all eyes are now on the season finale: the 24-hour race at Sturt Reserve, Murray Bridge. This ultimate test of endurance will pit our riders against seasoned South Australian adult teams and competitors from interstate. We look forward to seeing how our teams rise to the challenge and showcase their hard-earned skills.

Stay tuned for more updates and wish our riders luck as they gear up for the final showdown of the season!

U15 State Girls footballers take home gold

Congratulations to students, Maiya Foote, Ava Walter and Charlotte O’Sullivan, who recently competed in the School Sport SA U15 Girls Football (AFL) Championships on the Gold Coast, bringing home a Gold Medal. 

The SA team was undefeated throughout the championships, triumphing over Queensland, the Suns/Lions Academy, and the ACT. The crucial match against Victoria was a must-win to qualify for the final, and the team succeeded, advancing to the Grand Final against NSW. In a hard-fought game, NSW was held to just 3 points, while SA secured victory with a score of 3 goals and 5 points.

Congratulations to Maiya, Ava, and Charlotte on their outstanding State representation and gold medal win!

Exciting victory at SAAS Cross Country Team Relay

On Wednesday, 7 August, our talented athletes, Nelson Meehan, Tim Hayes, Will Hayes, and Daniel Bahr showcased their exceptional running skills at the SAAS Cross Country Team Relay held at Waite Oval, Urrbrae. Competing against nine other schools in their division, the team excelled, securing first place with an impressive total time of 37.19 minutes over a 12km course (3km each).

Congratulations to Nelson, Tim, Will, and Daniel on this outstanding achievement! Your hard work and dedication has truly paid off.

College pride on display at Squash Championships

On 7 August, the 2024 Middle School Squash Championships took place at the ARC, Campbelltown. Our team, consisting of five dedicated students from Champagnat Campus, competed in fast-paced 8-minute games against players from various schools across the Adelaide region.

Although we didn’t advance to the finals, our students displayed exceptional pride and positive sportsmanship throughout the event. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Coach, John Prasad, who not only dedicates his Fridays to coaching our squash program but also attended the championship to offer his expert guidance and feedback throughout the day.

Congratulations to our players for their hard work and dedication!

Year 9/10 Boys Knockout Football Grand Final

On Wednesday, 14 August, our Year 9/10 boys played in the Grand Final match of the School Sport SA Knockout Football Competition against Prince Alfred College at Richmond Oval. While the team gave it their best, Prince Alfred were too good on the day, seeing Sacred Heart go down 5.4.34 to PAC 9.15.69.

Well done to all students and staff for a fantastic effort to reach the Grand Final match and congratulations on taking 2nd place in the state! We look forward to seeing some of the Year 10 students battle it out against PAC once again in the Grand Final match of the regular SAAS competition this Saturday. 

CEA Knockout Sports (Champagnat and Marcellin)

Results from the last fortnight of Knockout Sports are as follows:

• Middle Girls Knockout Football – SHC (8.8.56) def Scotch College (0.0.0) / SHC (17.14.116) def Loreto College (0.0.0)
• Year 7/8 Boys Knockout Football – SHC (18.5.101) def Golden Grove High School (2.3.15) / SHC (23.13.151) v Blackfriars Priory School (0.0.0)
• Open Girls Basketball – SHC (42) def Norwood International (38) / SHC (31) def by St Michael’s College (61)
• Open Girls Knockout Netball – SHC (41) def by Westminster (43). 

2024 Sports dates and events

Champagnat Campus (Term 3 2024)

Marcellin Campus (Term 3 2024)

Click here to view this week’s Sports Fixtures.

Click here to view the full College calendar of events.