Last Friday, students and staff celebrated Our Lady of the Southern Cross Day by gathering after first lunch for a round robin of fun activities throughout the College grounds. Students enjoyed red rover, creating colourful stars that were used during the Mass, noodle fights and a treasure hunt which brought all year levels together for teamwork and fun. It was a joy to witness younger students working with older students to create and play. Please enjoy some of the beautiful images from the day which demonstrate the bringing together of all students.

After second lunch, staff, students and members of the community gathered in the MPC for Mass with Father Jim to celebrate what Our Lady of the Southern Cross means to us.

Some feedback from OLSC Day:

"It is a day for fun and communicating with other students and teachers from different grades." Hugh Walker

"I enjoyed getting to work with the younger and older students and being able to contribute to a challenge in the Treasure Hunt activity." Jake Scully

"OLSC Day is excellent and the activities were awesome. They great thing about it was that all grades can join in!" Cooper Bracken

"I really liked the activities because they were really fun." Lilly Nothdurft

"I loved the Treasure Hunt, it was a great way for us to work together and find symbols around the school." Joel Hayward

"I liked the noodle fighting in the Pavilion because we got to run around and hit people.....safely." Heidi Reed