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Our first round of the Yr9/10 Epro-8 challenge was awesome! Having no previous experience with this competition, we came in with the small amount of information we managed to obtain from looking over the website.

UN Youth Australia’s National Conference 2018 “The Future of Democracy” meant that more than 150 of Australia and New Zealand’s most well-spoken and politically engaged youth united to discuss global issues and engage with possible solutions. Held in Adelaide, this week-long event is Australia’s largest annual residential youth conference and is consistently recognised by the Australian government as Australia’s premier conference for young people.

On Wednesday, Miyuki Muraki and Angelika Bilbao received Catholic Caring Foundation awards from Bishop Patrick Dunn at a special Mass to recognize the service of organizations and individuals.

At assembly Andie He and Hannah Wilson from Westpac presented the Sir Peter Blake Young Leader Award to Anais Bebelman.

The Under 17 basketball team continued their unbeaten run with a 58-18 win over Macleans College. That makes nine in a row.

Turtles, lighthouses and a lot of sand, say bonjour to the beautiful Amédée Island! Today the students spent an excursion day at Amédée island, where the students explored the great lighthouse, slithery snakes and delicious food of Tahitian culture.

Now ordering a meal in French was definitely a challenge for our French students today, because who knew there could be so many different prices for a kilo of bananas? In New Caledonia the prices are much more expensive than New Zealand, even for a bar of Cadbury’s chocolate! So the task of the students for the morning at Institue Voltaire, was to investigate the prices of New Caledonian fruits and vegetables at the markets and compare to our prices at home.