Explore the latest exciting events and opportunities that our inspire our students and teachers in learning here at Gymea.
Outstanding Higher School Certificate results for Gymea in 2024
We congratulate Year 12 2024, for the outstanding performance in this year‘s Higher School Certificate. There is a continued growth in performance at HSC level at Gymea that is seeing our students achieve university offers at their preferred institution in their preferred courses. Our Year 12 students have gained exceptional results across all learning areas with outstanding increased achievement as distinguished achievers as well as notable invitations with Callback and Onshape to recognise students in performing arts and with talented projects in multimedia.
Each year we invite Year 12 back to a morning tea to connect with each other and their teachers to help celebrate their results and discuss the successes of their pathways ahead. So many students celebrated with each other, sharing their results and their future pathways as they thanked their teachers and applauded each other‘s accomplishments.
We are very proud of our Year 12 students for their strong application to learning with demonstrated strong commitment and perseverance throughout their senior course as their eyes were continually set on the task ahead. Our HSC teachers are proud of the outstanding accomplishments of year 12 and are also congratulated for their commitment and perseverance to support each child to reach their potential.
We will share more detail of these achievements of the outstanding results of Year 12 2024 HSC, including spotlighting some of the wonderful pathways ahead for each of them. Thank you to our families and to the teachers for the amazing support throughout the senior years that has enabled a terrific outcome for our students in the 2024 HSC year.
Proud smiles and applause and our annual presentation evening
Rewarding the outstanding accomplishments of our High Potential and Gifted Students from years 7 through to 11 was undertaken at our annual presentation evening in this last week of school. It was a night that provided individual acknowledgement to every award winner, with strong applause and proud smiles from both students, families and school staff.
Congratulations to all of our students who were recognised at our Annual Presentation Evening this year. Thank you to the Gymea Technology High School P&C Association for sponsoring awards for the academic dux across the year groups. A huge thank you to our special guests who sponsored and presented special awards in areas across academics, sports, technologies and active citizenship across all areas of school life. Our Deputy Principals presented our prestigious honour awards to those students who performed at the top of their cohort across most of their courses this year. Our Year Advisers proudly presented first place medals to students across all courses in all year groups.
The night was supported by some wonderful performing arts that included:
Year 8 Dance performing Toxic
Beau Cooke from Year 8 on the piano performing Interstellar
Year 10 Rock Band performing Talking in your sleep
Year 9 and 10 Vocalists performing Alexander Hamilton
Thanking our sponsors and congratulations to our award winners
Thank you to our special guests
Mr Shane Hall, Honourable Secretary, Miranda RSL Sub-Branch
Ben Low, Gymea Technology P&C association
Ms Chris Fraser, Sutherland District Trade Union Club Director
Miss Eleni Petinos, Member for Miranda
Aunty Sandra Blackburn, Aboriginal Education Officer
Officer Cadet Joshua Fernandez, representing the ADF
Mr Daniel Rindfleish, representing Simon Kennedy, Member for Cook
Caterina Franco, Caterina Franco Music Tuition
Please see a list of award recipients here:
2024 Annual Presentation Program
Junior STEM girls explore STEM spaces at the University of Technology Sydney in a visit to code sensor in a robotics challenge.
Our High Potential and Gifted Education STEM girls were recently invited to visit the University of Technology Sydney, where they engaged in hands-on STEM activities and heard from inspiring young professionals and academic UTS Alumni. The experience highlighted the endless opportunities available to them and affirmed that with focus and determination, they can achieve anything they set their minds to. The girls enjoyed the day and left feeling inspired to pursue their passions with the knowledge that Girls Can Do.
Year 10 students so respectfully enjoy a formal celebration with our staff to mark the end of year 10.
The Gymea Technology High School Year 10 Formal, held at Sharkies Kareela, was a night to remember. With the venue transformed into a dazzling space of ballons, lights and laughter, students arrived dressed to impress, radiating excitement for the end of Junior school. The event kicked off with a sit-down meal, where everyone gathered to share stories, take photos at the Photobooth, and celebrate the end of an incredible year. Another highlight of the night was the music. George Molchanyuk, a talented Year 9 student, took to the DJ decks and brought the dance floor to life with his exceptional musical set-list. The energy was contagious, with students showcasing their best dance moves and Mr Marsh’s paparazzi photography, capturing memories that will last a lifetime. As the evening drew to a close, it was clear that the Year 10 Formal was not just an event—it was a celebration of friendships, milestones, and the spirit of GTHS.
School prefects connecting staff and students with Christmas cheer through their “Merry Mail” initiative.
Santa’s little helpers were hard at work spreading holiday cheer across the school today! As part of their first fundraising initiative, our 2025 Prefects spent the past week selling Christmas cards and candy canes to our school community, finishing with a fun-filled day of delivering personalised messages while dressed in their best festive attire. A big shout-out to our Prefects for kicking off their leadership journey with such joyful spirit!
Our students enjoy the immersion of activities at our annual multicultural day hosted by the Student Leadership Assembly.
Our students enjoy the immersion of activities at our annual multicultural day hosted by the Student Leadership Assembly.
Our recent annual Multicultural Day was a day to celebrate the diversity of our school and to learn about the cultures that exist within our community. Hosted by our Student Leadership Assembly, this has been an annual event for us at Gymea since 2013.
Year 12 History Extension students connect with academic mentors at the University of Sydney
BE INSPIRED: Our History Extension students kick off the first day of an ongoing mentoring program with the University of Sydney. Our students have been paired with university students who will mentor them over the next year, helping with research for their major work: the history project.
GTHS Students Competes at the Australian Open Universal Robotics Challenge
We are incredibly proud of our Year 7-9 students from Gymea Technology High School who showcased their hard work and dedication at the recent Australian Open Universal Robotics Competition held at Homebush. Throughout this year terms, these talented students have poured their hearts into preparing for this competition, exemplifying the spirit of innovation and collaboration, reminding us all of the critical importance of STEM education and the vital role women play in this field.
Congratulations to Alex Rankin of Year 10 on his strong performance in the NSW State Swimming Championships this month, placing in the top half of the performers in all four of his races!
Congratulations to Alex Rankin of Year 10 who was not only recognised at our Annual Presentation evening for his outstanding commitment to his studies in 2024, but who also competed in the NSW State Swimming Championships earlier this month.
Alex competed in four races achieving 3 personal best times and demonstrating his strongest performance to date, placing:
• 32 out of 94 in the 50m Freestyle with a personal best time of 26.00
• 30 out of 35 in the 200m Individual Medley with a time of 2:25.13
• 36 out of 60 in the 50m Butterfly with a personal best time of 28.25
• 35 out of 42 in the 100m Freestyle with a final personal best time of 57.06
Although qualifying for the state competitions last year, Alex unfortunately missed 3 of his races due to injury, so his impressive comeback this year is something to be celebrated. Well done Alex!
Year 7 get ready for summer by learning vital swimming and life saving skills
With a hot summer approaching, it was great to see the entire year 7 group participate enthusiastically in a range of aquatic activities, including swimming and essential lifesaving skills, like rescue techniques, water entries and exits, survival skills, first aid and emergency assessment. This important life skill initiative also supported their learning in the Term 4 PDHPE unit “Living a Safe and Active Life”. Congratulations Year 7- we know you’re ready for plenty of beach days this summer!
Exploring the mysteries of enigma, our High potential and gifted Year 9 History students crack some History codes
Our Year 9 History students enjoyed a High Potential and Gifted Education unit exploring communication technology through a code breaking. Inspired by the Enigma Code, they have solved logic puzzles, studied the history of communication, and built Morse Code machines to send and decode messages.
Outstanding Interschools Mountain Biking Success for the Stirling Boys
Congratulations to Aidan and Nate Stirling for their success in last Friday at Rocky Trails MTB race. The boys had to complete 4 different courses designed to test different elements of the mountain. They could attempt each course 5 times with the best result (fastest time) counted towards ranking.
Aidan came 6th out of 93 in his category of years 9 and 10. His overall rank out of all contestants was 12th.
Nate came 3rd out of 146 in his category of years 7 and 8. Nate’s overall rank out of all contestants was 13th (he was hot on Aidan’s heels).
Gymea successes at New South Wales Combined High Schools Athletics
Congratulations to two of our students success at the NSW CHS State Athletics Championships, featuring the best government school athletes from across the state. The highlight was Mia Greacen who won a SILVER medal in the Girls 16 Years 100m, highlight Mia as the second fastest in all NSW government schools for her age group. Outstanding!
Other Results:
Mia Greacen- 5th- Girls 16 Years 200m
Nate Stirling- 12th- Boys 14 Years 800m Congratulations Mia and Nate, we are very proud of your efforts at this high level of competition!
Parachuting into the exploration of forces in science for our high potential
Our Year 8 Science Y students explored some forces experiments as part of a special extension unit designed and delivered as part of the HPGE program. Student undertook gravity-based forces experiments to test the pull in gravity with parachutes they made in class to further delve into the study of velocity.
Real world livestream sporting commentary makes its mark at Gymea Technology High School
Two Gymea students, Harvey and Cooper were successfully chosen to represent our school as part of the student livestream commentary team at the NSW PSSA Athletics Championships. Harvey and Cooper both developed in confidence and competence in calling track races and colour commentary for field events, earning a lot of praise from key staff at the NSW School Sport Unit. Congratulations Harvey and Cooper on making the most of this opportunity.
Year 7 get moving in sports with local schools at the annual Sutherland Zone Gala Day
Our Year 7 students enjoyed a fun-filled day of physical activity at the annual Sutherland Zone Gala Day. Students participated enthusiastically in a round robin format of soccer, oztag or net court games, against teams from other schools. They were excellent ambassadors of Gymea Technology High School and enjoyed the opportunity to form a friendly rivalry with their peers in neighbouring schools. Congratulations to our excellent Year 9 and 10 PASS student coaches who assisted in mentoring their Year 7 teams and ably assisting teaching staff with refereeing and administrative roles on the day.
BE INVOLVED: Table Tennis Tuesday – Students connect for healthy competition on our outdoor table tennis space
Table Tennis Tuesday is a lunchtime initiative that is designed to encourage physical activity as well as social connections and emotional wellbeing. Students and staff have been testing their table tennis skills as well as building their social networks. Not only are our students having lots of fun, they are also strengthening friendships and confidence in their abilities through the Table Tennis Tuesday initiative.
Creativity and critical thinking competition on “Designing for Accessibility” sees Gymea gain 3rd place in the Australian Competition
Ari, Henry and Will from Year 7 recently competed and placed 3rd in the 2024 Australian Esport League (AEL) Minecraft Schools Series 2. Under the team name of Harim Homes, they worked on crafting a world around the theme of “Designing for Accessibility”, basing their design around creating an accessible furniture store. The competition tested their creativity and critical thinking, and the impressive results reflected their hard work. Congratulations to Ari, Henry and Will for their excellent result.
Stepping it up for our High Potential and Gifted stream with creativity in art influencing creativity in sustainability house design
Students demonstrated the power of art to influence ideas in sustainability. Through a challenge to investigate and collaborate ways to create a sustainable, carbon-efficient lifestyle in treehouses where families can adopt eco-friendly practices and design choices to minimise environmental impact. In Visual Arts, students consider aesthetically pleasing architectural designs and clever engineer structures to design and construct a model treehouses.
Nurturing our future entrepreneurs through a real world delivery of a business design at our annual Market Day
Year 10 Commerce students brought their classroom learning to life by through the delivery of a Market Day, showcasing unique business concepts and business plans that appealed to a market audience in their school community. Working in teams, they developed, set up, and operated their own mini businesses, gaining hands-on experience in all aspects of running an enterprise. The event was a huge success, featuring a variety of creative stalls and generating revenue, part of which will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Congratulations to our Year 10 entrepreneurs!
Dream big workshops engaged and inspired student in their learning and self care
Student dream big through workshop thoughtfully crafted to engage, inspire, and motivate students in recognising the power of education, self-care, resilience, goal setting, and unlocking their potential. Through hands-on activities like creating vision boards, our Aboriginal students explored “deadly” success secrets, and hearing from Gamilaroi woman Kylie Captain, our students were encouraged to truly embrace the art of dreaming big.
Outstanding success for our HSC Multimedia students with three nominations to SHAPE 2024
Congratulations to Zach, Nikki and JD who have had their Industrial Technology Multimedia Major Projects nominated for inclusion in SHAPE 2024. SHAPE is a selection of outstanding works from HSC Design and Technology, Industrial Technology and Textiles and Design students and will be held at the Walsh Bay Arts Precinct from March 2025. Being nominated for SHAPE is an incredible achievement and we wish you all the best for the final selection process undertaken by NESA in early December.
Congratulations to Lana M of Year 11, competing against schools across the state to achieve third place in the NSW ‘Plan Your Own Enterprise Competition!’
A huge congratulations to Lana M of Year 11, one of our 2025 Vice Captains, for her exceptional performance in the 2024 Plan Your Own Enterprise Competition. As a top 10 NSW finalist, Lana presented her innovative business idea, which focuses on supporting individuals with mild dementia and their caregivers, to a panel of industry professionals. Out of 168 Division One entries, Lana achieved an impressive third place in NSW. We are incredibly proud of her dedication, drive, and commitment to excelling beyond the classroom.
Our students across the junior school demonstrate high levels of success in a range of Information and Digital Technology Competitions this term.
Throughout Term 3, students in Years 7 – 10 have participated in a variety of Digital Technology Competitions, including ICAS Digital Technologies, AMT Australian Informatics Olympiad, AMT Computation and Algorithmic Thinking and Oxford University Computing Challenge.
Congratulations to everyone who participated and well done to:
– Archer in Year 9, gaining a Credit in the AMT Australian Informatics Olympiad and a Merit in the Oxford University Computing Challenge
– Matias and Anand in Year 8, both gaining a Distinction in the AMT Computation and Algorithmic Thinking Challenge.
– Connor in Year 7, gaining a Distinction in the ICAS Digital Technologies competition.
Celebrating World Teachers’ Day – Our students show their appreciation by recognising all of their teachers
On Friday 25th of October, we celebrated World Teacher’s Day at Gymea. In recognition of all that our amazing staff do, our newly selected 2025 Prefects chose their first initiative to honour the exceptional educators who make our school a brighter place by creating a thank you video for our staff. You can view their video on our social media channel: https://www.facebook.com/gymeaths/videos/1685726711987606
Our SLA students also took the time to write heartfelt messages of appreciation for each and every teacher. These personal notes were delivered throughout the school, spreading inspiration and admiration for the impact our teachers make every day.
Happy World Teachers’ Day again, staff of Gymea!
Year 12 shine submitting their outstanding range of Industrial Technology Multimedia HSC projects
Year 12 Multimedia students have completed and submitted their Major Projects to NESA for marking as part of their HSC studies. Over the last 4 terms, students have developed their knowledge, skills and understanding in the Multimedia industry, utilising the schools state-of-the-art technological facilities to develop projects of industry level quality, setting themselves up for successful careers in industry post school.
Year 10 Forensic Archaeology students develop their investigating skills as Gymea’s Cold Case Detectives
As part of their Psychological Profiling unit, our Year 10 Forensic Archaeology students recently participated in an exciting incursion where they took on the challenge of solving cold cases. Drawing on their understanding of forensic evidence and criminal motives, they were tasked with investigating four unsolved murders and identifying the killer. This hands-on investigation not only deepened their content knowledge but also gave them the unique opportunity to step into the shoes of detectives for an afternoon. Well done, Year 10 Forensics!
Year 12 Design & Technology students present their outstanding array of Major Design Projects for marking
Our Year 12 Design and Technology students presented their Major Design Projects (MDPs) for HSC marking this week. Throughout their HSC year these students have engaged with available and emerging technologies to design solutions to real world problems. Their designs range from built environments, to digital solutions, to physical products. We are so proud of their efforts this year and congratulate them on their success.
Fostering interest and new skills in robotics, our students compete in the 2024 Universal Robotic Challenge: Virtual Robotics Division.
For this year’s Challenge, the contestant’s mission is related to the theme of Robo Health Heroes as contestants will face different health related challenges along the way to complete the mission. The game mission is to complete the game (head to Final Portal).
Connecting to country and culture at the Sutherland Network Aboriginal students excursion to the Royal National Park
Our Aboriginal students from Years 7 to 9 had the privilege of attending the Sutherland Network Aboriginal Education Day at Royal National Park. Throughout the day, they participated in a variety of enriching cultural activities, including traditional dance, stop-motion visual arts, and meaningful conversations in yarning circles with local community members. The event concluded with a bush walk, offering our students the opportunity to deepen their connection to Country. This incredible experience allowed them to embrace their culture while building connections with fellow Aboriginal students from other local public schools.
Year 8 demonstrate their strong commitment to learning through their highly engaged participation in their VALID Science Assessments.
Year 8 students participated in the statewide VALID Science Assessment on Wednesday 30th of October. They demonstrated a strong commitment to their learning and a dedicated approach to the assessment. Throughout the assessment, they showcased their ability to apply scientific concepts and skills in various contexts. The students worked diligently, displaying critical thinking skills as they tackled a range of tasks. Their engagement in the testing highlighted their growth and understanding of key scientific principles.
Our best and brightest Year 7 Mathematicians explore their coding skills to delve deeper into big data analysis!
As part of our High Potential Gifted Education program, our Year 7 HPGE Mathematics students have been exploring their Data Visualisation topic through a Data and Python Coding unit. An authentic STEM initiative that truly bridges mathematics and technology, our gifted students are working together to discover how to use simple python coding functions to display and analyse big data sets. The code enables them to produce real world displays, allowing these students to critically analyse and produce their own data stories in a way that mirrors the skills required in the senior school! Congratulations on your impressive work, 7G!
Year 9 and 10 students get behind the scenes as student officials at the NSW PSSA State Cross Country
Our performing arts students showcase the talents across music, vocals, dance and drama in the 2024 Ignite showcase
Gymea turns pink to knock out breast cancer
This is a cause that is close to our hearts here at Gymea, with our beloved Dance and Drama teacher, Mrs Godwin, fighting her own battle so strongly over the last year with families in our school community impacted by cancer.
A big congratulations to all the year 12 Drama students with their successful performances in the HSC Practical Exam
Year 7 Technology Students explore sustainability practices
Year 7 technology girls implementing their knowledge of agriculture by designing and creating their own Minecraft Education farm. Students are left with a deeper appreciation for the food that sustains them and a sense of responsibility for our environment.
Outstanding success in the year 9 2024 Australian History Competition
PDHPE Students complete the nationally recognised Senior First Aid Course and Resuscitation for Infants and Adults
Congratulations to our Young Visual Artists who have enjoyed learning about the fundamentals in art, the principles and elements of design
Students are engaged in artmaking, year 8 showcasing their paintings and enjoying other expressive forms with year 7 gaining confidence and developing printmaking skills.
Congratulations to our team of 48 runners who represented our school so well at the Sutherland Zone Cross Country Carnival
Most races had 40 or 50 competitors, and our students fought hard on the tough and technical course around the trails of Heathcote High School.
Universal Robotics Challenge 2024
Students meeting every Wednesday to collaborate on designs and coding of their groups robot as part of the Universal Robotics Challenge we’re participating in this year.
Rainforest Explorers
Last term, our Year 7 students participated in a Geography excursion to Minnamurra Rainforest, immersing themselves in the study of Landscapes and Landforms. During the excursion, students utilised different data collection methods to identify and examine the varied landscapes and landforms within the rainforest. Engaging workshops enhanced their comprehension of the interconnections between natural and human aspects within the rainforest ecosystem. Moreover, students delved into the intricacies of rainforest management and acknowledged the crucial issue of environmental conservation efforts.
Empowering Year 10 HPGE Students: Bringing History to Life Through Peer Teaching and Passion Projects!
Year 10 HPGE students have been immersed in a project that mirrors the structure of senior History projects, fostering critical thinking, readiness for senior studies, and teamwork. They are delving into various areas of historical interest and crafting multimodal presentations and learning materials to impart their knowledge and enthusiasm to their peers. This experience is helping students grasp the demands of senior History, pinpoint their interests in Ancient, Modern, or Extension History, and step into the role of educators in the classroom.
Congratulate and Celebrate students with 100% attendance in semester 1
To honour the students who have achieved a 100% attendance score for Semester 1, we hosted a special Rewards Morning Tea. This event was a wonderful opportunity to recognise and celebrate the dedication and commitment these students have shown towards their learning. The morning was filled with delicious treats and festive activities as we applauded these students for their remarkable consistency and effort.
Our 2024 Prefects kick start Year 10 towards success in their senior studies through their new, powerful senior study advice initiative!
Congratulations to our 2024 Year 12 Prefect Team who launched an exciting new initiative this year to support their junior peers. Playfully called “Sink or Swim”, the program was designed to kickstart the subject selection process for our Year 10 students.
Australian Geography Competition Results
Congratulations to our high potential and gifted students who received their certificates in the Australian Geography Competition. We are immensely proud of our high-potential and gifted education students who took part in the competition in May. A special shoutout to William H, Henry W, Beau C, Liam N, Polly J, Zavier L, Ari M for their remarkable achievement of a high distinction. Polly and William were also recognised for their exceptional performance, ranking among the top 2% of over 73,000 students in Australia!
Being inspired for our future careers at Southern Sydney Jobs and Skills Fair
Give students the opportunity to discover new career opportunities, connect with industry, and explore educational pathways. Students will have the chance to network and talk to employers.
Year 11 Students Soar to New Heights at The Tops Adventure Camp!
Year 11 students had a fantastic time during their two-day adventure camp at The Tops Conference Centre, which was part of their mandatory Life Ready Program. They enthusiastically collaborated and took part in a range of activities including go-karting, high ropes, survivor challenge, and the giant swing. This experience helped to further strengthen their bond as a year group.
Celebrating National Skills Week at Gymea
This week, we are proud to celebrate National Skills Week, which shines a spotlight on the diverse range of lifelong learning opportunities and promising career pathways offered through vocational education and training (VET). During the performance students were chosen to immerse themselves in their learning which included armouring up as Normans and Saxons and participating in demonstrations of Medieval martial arts and period battle-field experiences.
Year 8 students armour up for a medieval experience
Year 8 students enhanced their learning through an educational and interactive performance showcasing the history of Medieval Europe.
The Medieval performance covered a significant period of time including, the Fall of the Roman Empire, the birth of Islam, the Viking invasions, and the Battle of Hastings. During the performance students were chosen to immerse themselves in their learning which included armouring up as Normans and Saxons and participating in demonstrations of Medieval martial arts and period battle-field experiences.
Work studies students apply hands on timber skills to produce stunning planter boxes
Students in our Work Studies course have triumphantly completed their first Timber unit by creating stunning timber planter boxes. Throughout this hands-on project, students honed their skills in utilising timber materials and equipment to produce their own functional products.
High potential Gymea students take on a competitive approach to Australian History
Our high potential students demonstrated their mastery of historical knowledge and source interpretation by participating in the Australian History Competition. The competition offers students a unique opportunity to challenge their understanding of history in a rigorous and stimulating challenge.
Empowering our future STEM leaders through industry experiences with Artificial Intelligence
Computing students in years 7-10 engaged in artificial intelligence explorative activities to provide hands on experiences with autonomous model sized vehicles and developing deeper understanding on how technology is shaping the future.
Curriculum workshops promise commendable outcomes for HSC research projects
With Year 12 Personal Interest Projects (PIPs) due early next term, students recently dedicated two full days to refining, synthesizing, and consolidating their research findings. Their commitment to maximizing the depth and breadth of their chosen topics is apparent in their focused efforts during this critical phase.
Gymea’s under 15 girl’s netball team take to the new school courts to Challenge George River College
Gymea Technology High School’s U15s netball team recently faced off against Georges River College Penshurst Girls Campus in an exciting and competitive match. The young athletes showcased their skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship, making the game a thrilling experience for players and spectators alike.
Year 11 Hospitality use the high end commercial kitchen to perfect the ultimate toastie
The Year 11 Hospitality students faced an exciting challenge as they put their skills to the test in the ‘Toastie Challenge’ in our very own commercial kitchen. With a focus on the Prepare and Present Sandwiches Unit, students showcased their professionalism and culinary abilities as they expertly plated up toasted sandwiches to meet industry standards.
The Holocaust Museum captures our high potential and gifted classes in a deep reflection of history
One of the most impactful moments came when the students had the privilege of hearing firsthand accounts from Egon a Holocaust survivor. Egon spoke about his experience and brought a profound and personal dimension to their understanding of this time period in history. His moving recollections and emotional narrative deeply resonated with the students, leaving a lasting impression on their perception of the events.
Hospitality students reach far and wide working in industry kitchens
Our Year 11 Hospitality students engaged in their first full week of Work Placement, immersing themselves in diverse commercial kitchens across the Sutherland Shire and St George areas. With the invaluable support of the Youth Partnership, our students secured exceptional placements, affording them the opportunity to glean insights from seasoned professionals and further hone their skills and comprehension of the hospitality industry.
HSC Students explore design ideas to blend into major projects
The Year 11 Design & Technology and Industrial Technology Multimedia students had the incredible opportunity to visit the SHAPE Exhibition. It was an inspiring experience for everyone involved. The exhibition showcased outstanding Major Projects from last year’s HSC students, giving our students a chance to see firsthand the innovative and creative work of their peers. From innovative design solutions to cutting-edge multimedia projects, the exhibition was a celebration of the diverse talents within the technology and design field.