As tradition guides us, we began the term in reflection and prayer, gathering as a community for the Start of Term Eucharist. Rooted in our Anglican faith, we came together to seek wisdom and purpose, trusting that our actions throughout the year will be guided by faith and compassion towards others.

We also celebrated our outstanding matric results and reflected on the five-year journey of dedication shown by the #ClassOf2025. In a meaningful moment, we were honoured to revive the tradition of welcoming the Journey boys back into the Chapel, a custom paused during Covid and one we are grateful to restore.

Alongside these celebrations, our community gathered in mourning to reflect on the loss of members who have meant so much to the life of the College. We honour their legacy and the quiet impact of their service. Their memory reminds us to use the time we are given with intention and care.

As a new term begins, we step forward together, mindful of the past and hopeful for what lies ahead. Welcome back to our community. We pray that 2026 is a year of meaning and connection.