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Get to know your old scholar ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV. Bianca Willson (2014), Performing Arts Education Professional and Senior Course Coordinator at NIDA, blends her love of theatre with a passion for nurturing the next generation of creatives.

Applications for a host of incredible Scholarships are now open including Academics, Music and Boarding. Opportunities are available for prospective, future and current ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV students.

Get to know your old scholar ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV. Steven Chapman (2008) is a physiotherapist at Adelaide United Football Club, combining his passion for sport and rehabilitation to support elite athletes at the highest level.

As part of ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV’s 50th year celebrations held across 2024, a School Mascot competition was held, with nearly 150 entries. The ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV Phoenix captured the imagination of students and staff alike and was chosen after a School-wide vote.

The History of ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV Choral Society/In Unitate

Mia Parkin (2023) was named Rookie of the Year for Canada’s Pacific Western Athletic Association, where she plays for North Vancouver’s Capilano University. We spoke with Mia about moving to Vancouver to pursue her love of Basketball.

ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV is proud to unveil the first phase of our new School Uniform as we change with the times to further support our students in finding their place.

Welcome to the third edition of our House Spotlight series for 2025. Today we are shining a light on our vibrant lime green legends—the GOATS—Oats House! Read on to find out what makes our Oatsians (Oatsfolk? Oaties?) tick…

Having a genuine love of supermarkets is not a common trait. In fact, here in Australia, we spend a fair amount of time complaining about them. But for Phillip Mignone (2012), the love is strong—detectable via Zoom on his Sunday evening.

Old scholar Mim Sarre (2012) spoke with Kate Holland (1992) about her career in The Arts, from being cast as the lead in the Middle School Musical, to celebrating her award-winning Fringe show and preparing for this year's Cabaret Festival.

For many schools, the bonds forged during student life extend far beyond graduation, creating a unique ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV of alumni whose experiences shape who they are.

To the side of Haslam Oval is the same multi-storied building that this writer remembers from the ’80s. The whole entrance is as welcoming and impressive as Doug Fawcett, the new(ish) Head of Boarding, waiting to chat to me inside.

In January, Vincent Ciccarello was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for his outstanding service to arts administration. Kate Holland spoke with him about his role as Director of Development and Philanthropy at ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV.

Dr Michele McEvoy serves as the inaugural holder of the new Dean of Learning Cultures and Innovation role, shaping its direction and impact from the outset.

Renowned educator Robert John Meehan wrote, ‘The most valuable resource that all teachers have is each other. Without collaboration, our growth is limited to our own perspectives.’

Peter Sulicich spoke with old scholar Kate Holland (1992) about how he arrived here and why he’s stayed.