Celebration Day!

Isabel Lamb • July 16, 2026

Celebration Day 2026

 The All Saints community came together for our annual Celebration Day, marking the end of another successful academic year with prayer, recognition and celebration.


The day began with a beautiful outdoor Mass on the front playground, where our Schola Cantorum led the liturgy with their outstanding singing, setting a fitting tone of gratitude and reflection as we gave thanks for the year that has passed.


Following Mass, Mr Walton presented awards to students who have gone above and beyond throughout the year, recognising their commitment, achievement and contribution to school life. We also proudly introduced our new Head Boy, Luke E and Annabelle K, our Head Girl, and Student Leadership Team for the coming academic year.


The afternoon saw the playground transformed into a vibrant celebration, with pupils enjoying a fantastic range of activities including an inflatable helter-skelter, inflatable wrecking ball, four-piece assault course, inflatable football shootout, inflatable ladder challenge, face painting, karaoke, fairground games, Beat the Goalie, sweet stalls, a barbecue and an ice cream van.

It was a wonderful way to end the school year, filled with laughter, friendship and community spirit.


Thank you to all the staff, students and volunteers who helped make Celebration Day 2026 such a memorable occasion.


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