2026, Edition 6, Term 3

Support our Community Companion Van by donating much-needed pantry items or volunteering alongside your Senior School student on Thursdays from 4.30pm–6.30pm. Every contribution helps us continue providing food and support to people in our local community.

Year 12 VCE VM students spent the year documenting the stories of veterans from Frankston RSL. Their work culminated at the Shrine of Remembrance for the 60th Anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan, honouring service and preserving stories for future generations.

Year 9 Myths & Monsters students have explored how stories shape beliefs, influence audiences and communicate ideas about fear, power and identity. Their learning recently took them to McClelland Sculpture Park, where they collaborated, solved clues and interpreted artworks.

Year 9 Investigation X takes learning beyond the classroom, with students exploring local places, community organisations and real-world issues. Through beach audits, court visits, police presentations and more, students are building practical skills and making meaningful connections.

Students combined creativity and curiosity in our Science Week Photography Competition, capturing science in action through their own unique perspectives. The competition showcased the many ways students observe, explore and engage with science beyond the classroom.

JPC athletes enjoyed a strong day of competition at the Division A SIS Athletics Carnival, finishing third overall against strong competition. Our U13 Boys also claimed the Pennant, while students showed great sportsmanship, flexibility and support for one another throughout the day.

Our Year 7 footballers enjoyed a fantastic campaign at the 2026 Herald Sun Shield AFL Nines State Championships. The boys’ team claimed the championship title, while the girls’ team progressed through to the semi-finals after a strong series of pool matches.

Child Safe Standard 6 focuses on ensuring everyone who works with children and young people is suitable, supported and committed to child safety. Learn how staff, volunteers, families and the wider community can work together to create safe, respectful environments.