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Term 4 is shaping up to be a fast and furious finish to the year, with students diving into a huge range of sporting, cultural, and service opportunities across the College. From competition courts to performance stages and community outreach, our students continue to impress with their energy, talent, and commitment.
This term, students are taking part in an exciting lineup of competitions and championships, including:
Student achievement in sport and culture:
Many of our talented music students have recently completed their Trinity Musical Theatre exams, internationally recognised qualifications assessed by an examiner from Sydney.
We’re thrilled to share some stand-out results, including Eliza W achieving her ATCL and Kensi S receiving a Distinction for her Grade 4 exam. Our Year 11 students, Quentin W, Lucinda D, Christina D, Ruby W, Charli B and Olivia H have now completed their Trinity Grade 8 Musical theatre exam, making them eligible for the College’s prestigious Performing Arts Legacy Wall.
Cianna B, Elodie L, Sarah R, Matilda D, and Zoe W achieved an outstanding victory, winning the Queensland Schoolgirls Quad Scull event at the Queensland Schoolgirls Rowing State Championships. Impressively, they also defeated a composite crew of top Schoolgirl Single Scullers from Auckland, New Zealand. Cianna and Sarah went on to claim the Silver medal in the Queensland Schoolgirls Double Scull event. Cianna and Elodie joined athletes from All Hallows and BSHS to form the Senior Met East Team where they secured the Bronze Medal.
Saebra B and Halle H have delivered outstanding performances in Junior Tennis tournaments around the country, both ranking in the top 16 U16 athletes in Queensland.
Poppy T will proudly represent Australia at the World Aerobic Championships in Prague, Czech Republic later this month after win Gold in the individual Junior International category at the recent FISAF Sports Aerobics National Championships.
Torah H and Peri H competed at the National Taekwondo Championships with both girls performing well. Peri secured the Gold medal and earning a nomination for Junior Athlete of the Year after earning a top 40 European ranking earlier this year.
Liberty S and Ava V continue to thrive in the You for 2032 program, excelling in Aerial Skiing and Volleyball respectively.
April P was part of the QLD U17 Team Pursuit cycling team that struck Gold and set a National Record earlier this year at the Junior National Track Cycling Championships.
Elise S has achieved incredible results in Basketball at district, regional and state levels, and recently travelled to Las Vegas and Chicago to compete in the prestigious Nike Championship Tournaments with Pride Pathways.
Elliette S and Ruby S recently competed at the Irish Dancing QLD State Championships before heading to Nationals. Elliette was awarded runner-up in her age group, and Ruby became State Champion, with both qualifying for the World Championships in 2026.
On the world stage, Isla C and Scarlett C dazzled in the United States: At Dance Worlds, Isla competed in the Senior Elite Lyrical Small Division, placing 22nd in the world. At Dance Summit, Scarlett placed 7th in the world in Youth Elite Lyrical Small Division and 15th in Jazz. Together, Isla and Scarlett competed in the Junior Division, finishing 9th in Jazz with their electrifying Billie Jean performance and 14th in Lyrical, once again leading all international teams.
What an incredible testament to the dedication and talent of our LHC athletes and performers!
Our Music, Dance, and Drama students are equally busy this term, taking to the stage for a series of end-of-year celebrations:
These performances promise to be joyful celebrations of the arts and a fitting way to close another wonderful year.
Our service and outreach groups continue to make a meaningful impact across Brisbane. Meeting fortnightly, our service groups welcome all students who wish to contribute their time and compassion to others. Well done to the following groups on successful events and drives last term:
This term, our Year 6 students will be invited to try out service groups open to Years 7-12 before they start Middle School. Keep an eye out for messages about this. STAR will also be running their annual Crosses for Christmas drive where members of the community can purchase a hand-made cross painted by the women of Santa Teresa.
This term, our students have continued to volunteer with a number of Outreach programs:
A heartfelt thank you to every student and staff member who generously volunteers their time — your service truly embodies the LHC spirit of compassion and community.
From fast-paced competitions to creative performances and acts of service, Term 4 captures everything that makes our College community special — passion, teamwork, and heart. We look forward to celebrating every success, big and small, as we sprint to the finish line of another exceptional year.
