Strength, Respect & Stride: A Powerful Term 2 in PDHPE
Year 10 PDHPE
Excursion to ‘Yes, Yes, Yes’ theatre production at the Seymour Centre.
As part of learning on the current unit on ‘Relationships’, students attended a live theatre production this term. Yes Yes Yes is an award-winning show specifically designed for senior students, dealing with the difficult area of consent. Read more about this excursion here.
Love Bites – Relationship Program
Year 10 also engaged in a one-day Love Bites program this term. The program creates a safe environment for young people to explore and discuss respectful relationships. Taking a strength-based approach, Love Bites Senior encourages youth to actively participate in their learning, develop skills, and make informed choices in their relationships.
Year 12 – Wellbeing
Tomorrow Man/Tomorrow Woman Incursion
Building on the success of the first two modules, Year 12 students continued their journey with the Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow Woman programs by participating in the third module this term. In Tomorrow Woman’s module, Her Edge, students explored their identity, developed confidence in setting personal boundaries, and reflected on the nature of their intimate relationships—both with themselves and others. Meanwhile, Tomorrow Man’s Next Base module focused on deepening students’ understanding of intimacy and respectful relationships through open, honest conversations. Both sessions encouraged responsible choices, emotional awareness, and the skills to build healthy, lasting connections.
2025 Secondary Athletics Carnival Results
Individual Age Champions
| 12 YEARS | Elin Pavlakos | Jeffrey Chong |
| 13 YEARS | Olivia O’Bryan | Leonardo Tabakovic |
| 14 YEARS | Abbey Hammond | Matthew Karam |
| 15 YEARS | Freya Eather | Ethan Wu |
| 16 YEARS | Leila Houghton | Liam Jocson |
| 17 YEARS | Molly Weaver | Ashton Chan |
| 18 YEARS | Evangeline De Nooy | Cedric Spiess |
Fastest Female: Lily Paulus
Fastest Male: Ashok Singh-Otuhiva
Overall Athletic College Champions: Liam Jocson and Ashton Chan
House Awards
War Cry Winner: Helpmann
Overall Champion House: Sutherland
Representative Sport Term 2
This term featured five representative sports, and our students embraced every opportunity to compete and excel. In CDSSA Football, the team impressed with their goal-scoring efforts and strong display of teamwork across all matches.
CDSSA Cross Country saw seven dedicated students represent our school, tackling a tough course with great determination.
In CDSSA Rugby, Ashok Singh-Otuhiva (Year 11) and Shivan Khubchandani (Year 10) joined a Barbarians team with students from other schools. Ashok made a standout contribution by playing in both junior and senior games and scoring four tries. His efforts earned him selection for the AICES Rugby team, highlighting his skill and sportsmanship.
Meanwhile, Jeffrey Chong (Year 7) and Evie De Nooy (Year 12) competed in AICES Cross Country, finishing in the top 20 out of 50, a testament to their hard work and commitment.
Mrs Murphy and Ms Lasorsa
