The final placings of the Houses were as follows:
1st Redding
2nd Knight
3rd Wilson
4th Goldsmith
Secondary
Year 7 Boys |
Year 7 Girls |
| 1st Place: Kaleb Macpherson | 1st Place: Skye Hulse |
| 2nd Place: Jobe Sherry | 2nd Place: Olivia Campbell |
| 3rd Place: Finn Edwards | 3rd Place: Emine Boybay |
Year 8 Boys |
Year 8 Girls |
| 1st Place: Eli Hovell | 1st Place: Chloe Wood |
| 2nd Place: Seb Marsh | 2nd Place: Anna Lincoln |
| 3rd Place: Mason Akers | 3rd Place: Eloise Potter |
Year 9 Boys |
Year 9 Girls |
| 1st Place: Lucas Jones | 1st Place: Evelyn Marshall |
| 2nd Place: Kai Gleeson | 2nd Place: Hannah Huxtable |
| 3rd Place: Chance Wright | 3rd Place: Kayla Gellatly |
Year 10 Boys |
Year 10 Girls |
| 1st Place: Reuben Castillo | 1st Place: Adela Howard |
| 2nd Place: Will Lloyd | 2nd Place: Lucy Chiwitt |
| 3rd Place: Benjamin Lincoln | 3rd Place: Kasey Harris |
Year 11 Boys |
Year 11 Girls |
| 1st Place: Jamie Harrison | 1st Place: Annabelle Phillips |
| 2nd Place: Toby Potter | 2nd Place: Brydee Tovey |
| 3rd Place: Luka Good | 3rd Place: Indi Buswell |
Year 12 Boys |
Year 12 Girls |
| 1st Place: Hudson Avery | 1st Place: Pearl Gee |
| 2nd Place: Zac Whirledge | 2nd Place: Molly Lincoln |
| 3rd Place: Rohan Ramesh | 3rd Place: Mia Repacholi |
Primary
Year 4 Boys |
Year 4 Girls |
| 1st Place: Sam Crow | 1st Place: Eliyah Tolmachoff |
| 2nd Place: Pedro Bessa Cunha Adriano | 2nd Place: Harriet Bevis |
| 3rd Place: Taj Kealy | 3rd Place: Ava Priestley |
Year 5 Boys |
Year 5 Girls |
| 1st Place: Dan Fogarty | 1st Place: Louise Tovey |
| 2nd Place: Manuel Bouzada Olgiati | 2nd Place: Alexandra Burgess |
| 3rd Place: Hunter Radovan | 3rd Place: Sophie Meek |
Year 6 Boys |
Year 6 Girls |
| 1st Place: Kade Warren | 1st Place: Scarlett Hovell |
| 2nd Place: Finn Offer | 2nd Place: Annabel Bevis |
| 3rd Place: Archie Brandis | 3rd Place: Julia Dsouza |
Among the many standout moments from the day, one in particular perfectly encapsulated the spirit of our School community.
A younger Primary student, feeling nervous ahead of her race, was supported with thoughtful encouragement from staff and, in a touching show of peer leadership, was accompanied by a Secondary student who ran beside her to the very end. The two crossed the finish line together, hand in hand, in a moment that spoke volumes about empathy, support, and the strength of our School values.
This act of kindness did not go unnoticed, and it left a lasting impression on both the student and her family. It’s a reminder that the most meaningful victories are not always measured in time or medals, but in the connections we make and the encouragement we offer each other along the way!
