The ANZAC service commemorates the soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps in Gallipoli during World War I and the efforts of all our armed forces who have fought so we may live in peace. It honours their bravery, sacrifice, and the value of mateship, important elements of the Australian identity.

On 24 March our staff and students gathered to lay wreaths in remembrance, reverence and deep gratitude for those who served. As 'The Last Post' filled the air, students and staff shared a moment of quiet reflection, honouring the sacrifices made for our freedom. Students and staff who attended felt a profound sense of connection and respect as they learned about the courage and heroism of past generations and the enduring importance of preserving their memory.