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🎉 Thank you to our young alumni from years 2016 to 2022 who joined Principal Fiona Hastings, Vice Principal Brigid Carrigan, Acting Director of Community Engagement Hayden Edwards and Council Member Beth Boustead (Fr’ 2010) for our Young Alumni Catch-up this evening at the iconic Woolly Bay Hotel!
❤️ It was fantastic to reconnect, reminisce and update our young alumni community on all things Sancta, and learn about their journeys since leaving College!
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🌏 Christine, Hannah, Michelle, and Okolla, who are among our newest international students, were welcomed to Sydney by Sancta Alumna and Lord Mayor Clover Moore at her annual International Students Welcome event at Town Hall yesterday!
🫶 Beyond the warm welcome, the event offers Sydney’s newest international students the opportunity to learn more about Aboriginal cultures, connect with student ambassadors, and discover all the support services available to them in Sydney.
👏 Thank you City of Sydney and Lord Mayor Clover Moore!
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Earlier this year, we were thrilled to be part of the University of Sydney's Gadalung Program, which offers a unique week-long residential experience at the University for Year 11 and 12 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from across Australia.
The dinner and cultural performance hosted at Sancta were just a snapshot of the experiences provided throughout the program, which aims increase the motivation and participation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in higher education. Senior high school students are provided with a comprehensive insight into university life and future options, whilst forming valuable connections with current university students and staff.
We were especially proud to have our own residents, Isabella Holmes and Daisy Grady involved as student ambassadors throughout the program, providing support and mentoring to students within the 100-strong cohort.
Read more about the Gadalung Program at www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/news/2024/01/29/students-attend-2024-gadalung-program.html
📸 Photography by Abril FelmUniversity of Sydneyydney.
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