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We are delighted to share the wonderful news that College Prefect, Harvey Olsen, has been recognised with the Youth and Community Service Award 2025 by the Order of Australia Association (NSW). This highly regarded award celebrates young Australians who demonstrate exceptional commitment to their communities through service, leadership, and initiative. Harvey鈥檚 selection acknowledges not only his contributions within the College but also his dedication to making a meaningful difference beyond our gates. As a College Prefect, Harvey has consistently led by example, displaying integrity, responsibility, and compassion. His involvement in numerous service initiatives, leadership programs, and community outreach activities reflects his determination to use his time and talents for the benefit of others. In receiving this award, Harvey joins a distinguished group of young leaders recognised for their ability to inspire, motivate, and create positive change. His achievements remind us all of the importance of service, and of the powerful role young people can play in shaping a better future. We congratulate Harvey on this outstanding accomplishment and thank him for the example he sets for our community. His recognition is richly deserved, and we look forward to seeing the many ways he will continue to contribute and lead in the years ahead.

Investiture of College Captain, Vice-Captains and Prefects In a solemn and reverent Mass, presided over by Father Vince Casey, our College community gathered to celebrate one of the most significant moments of the school year 鈥� the Investiture of the College Captain, Vice-Captains and Prefects for 2025鈥�2026. This moving occasion, filled with prayer, music, and reflection, honoured the young men entrusted with the responsibility of leadership within our College. As part of the ceremony, the prefect body for 2025鈥�2026 was officially welcomed. Their leadership badges, a symbol of commitment and service, were blessed during the liturgy and then carefully pinned onto their blazers by one of their parents, a deeply touching gesture that reflected both family pride and the supportive partnership between home and College. At the conclusion of Mass, the announcement of the 2025鈥�2026 College Captain and Vice-Captains was made to warm applause: College Captain 鈥� Thomas Perham Vice-Captain 鈥� Isaac McCudden Vice-Captain 鈥� Angus Stewart Alongside them, we also congratulate and celebrate our College Prefects, who will join the Captain and Vice-Captains in guiding their peers with integrity, generosity and vision: Ruben Borg Charlie Cranny Samuel Duffy Benjamin Geddes-Brown Cooper Harker Malcolm Hawkins Jonathan Lin Luke Nakagawa Coby Neilly Eden Pearson Isaac Plunkett Harrison Ryan Nate Saley The Mass was further enriched by the voices and talents of our students, whose hymns created a prayerful and uplifting atmosphere. These musical contributions, prepared with dedication under the guidance of our music staff, were nothing short of outstanding, reflecting many hours of practice and commitment. This investiture was not simply a ceremony, but a powerful reminder of the values of faith, service, and leadership that lie at the heart of our College. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Father Vince Casey, our staff, musicians, parents, and all who played a part in making this celebration so meaningful.   [embed]https://youtu.be/MqjsMpPH6vw[/embed]   [foogallery id="62010"]

Click the YouTube link below for the latest Homeroom Edition of SECTV, hosted by Harvey Olsen and Marcus Tredwell.     [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5PmavYKPtc&ab_channel=StEdward%27sCollege[/embed]

Book Week Magic at St Edward鈥檚 College: A Celebration of Stories and Imagination St Edward鈥檚 College was transformed into a literary wonderland during Book Week in Week 5, as students and staff alike embraced the joy of reading through a vibrant array of activities that brought stories to life. From swashbuckling pirates to mischievous wizards, the Campus buzzed with creativity, laughter, and a shared love of books. The 2025 theme for Book Week was 鈥楤ook an Adventure鈥�. Dress-Up Day: Characters Come Alive One of the week鈥檚 most anticipated events was the 鈥淒ress as Your Favourite Book Character鈥� day. The halls were filled with Harry Potters, White Rabbits, Sherlocks, and even a few dinosaurs, as both students and teachers stepped into the shoes of beloved literary figures. The effort and imagination on display were nothing short of spectacular, turning the school into a living storybook. Photobooth Fun To capture the magic, a themed Photobooth was set up, giving everyone a chance to strike a pose in costume. Whether solo or with friends, the snapshots were a perfect way to commemorate the week and celebrate the characters that have inspired us. Kahoot Challenge: Battle of the Book Buffs Students tested their literary knowledge in a fast-paced Kahoot challenge, answering questions about classic and contemporary books. The competition was fierce, but the atmosphere was electric, with cheers erupting as students raced to the top of the leaderboard. It was a brilliant way to combine learning with fun鈥攁nd maybe even discover a new favourite read. Scavenger Hunt: A Story-Fueled Adventure Designed by the ever-creative Mr Le Page, the book-themed scavenger hunt sent students on a quest across the campus, solving clues and uncovering hidden clues inspired by famous stories. The hunt encouraged teamwork, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation for the books behind each clue. Treasure Island Room: A Journey into Fiction One of the standout experiences was the immersive Treasure Island room, where students stepped into the world of Robert Louis Stevenson鈥檚 classic tale. With maps, props, and pirate-themed puzzles, the room offered a hands-on adventure that made literature feel thrilling and real. Daily Competitions: Celebrating Bookish Brilliance Throughout the week, daily competitions kept the excitement alive鈥攆rom emoji guessing the book titles to finding Harry Potter characters around the library and book in a jar challenges. Winners were celebrated for their creativity and enthusiasm, proving that Book Week is as much about participation as it is about passion. A Week to Remember Book Week at St Edward鈥檚 wasn鈥檛 just a celebration鈥攊t was a reminder of the power of stories to connect, inspire, and transform. Whether through costumes, daily activities, or treasure hunts, students engaged with literature in ways that were playful, meaningful, and unforgettable. Here's to the books that shape us鈥攁nd the joy of sharing them together. We can鈥檛 wait to see what everyone will come dressed as in 2026. [foogallery id="61896"]