End of an era for year 12s

Lots of new memories were created during a day celebrating the year that has been when St Paul's Anglican Grammar School's Class of 2026 made the most of their Celebration Day, creating many moments they won't forget.
With costumes spanning many different genres and categories, there was no lack of creativity, colour or enthusiasm from the students. Putting their costumes on show for the rest of their St Paul's peer groups, they travelled across the campus, spreading joy through each year level as they waved hello and said goodbye.
Formalities followed, with the principal's morning tea after the costume parade. Everyone had a chance to debrief with each other and share a moment before their final chapel and presentation assembly.
The assembly brought its own surprises and festivities, with awards and confetti as the celebrations continued. The year 12 cohort was welcomed to the school with applause back in year seven, so it was fitting they were farewelled in the same way, with resounding applause.
The afternoon consisted of waterslides, bubble soccer and games on the grass.
The students have now turned their attention to studying for their final exams, beginning with the VCE English exam today.