Student opportunities and activities
At 萌妹社, we offer a variety of programs in the classroom and across the school to help students build new skills, make friends and explore new interests.
Our programs may include:
- school sport, athletics and inter-school competitions
- creative and performing arts groups and showcases
- cultural and language activities
- excursions and incursions
- public speaking and debating
- interest-based clubs
- student leadership opportunities
- activities that support high potential and gifted learners.
Student Leadership
萌妹社 Leadership Team 2025-2026
Student leadership helps young people find their voices, participate in decision-making, and understand their rights and responsibilities as active citizens. It helps students have a real impact on their learning and school environment and prepares them to participate meaningfully in their community.
Students can be leaders in the classroom, through their actions in the playground, through their support for others, or their involvement in academic, sporting, cultural or local community events or projects.
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We promote an inverted pyramid of leadership which emphasises the importance of service, integrity and school pride.
We firmly believe that all young people have the potential to be leaders and that leadership can manifest in many different ways, be it through involvement in academic, sporting, cultural and community pursuits. The whole school community benefits from the promotion of student voice in planning and decision-making, while our young people are empowered to be active and engaged in making choices which affect their learning.
Students don't have to be school captains or house captains to be considered leaders. We encourage our students to be leaders in the classroom and playground, through their support for other students, or their involvement in academic, sporting, cultural or community events and projects.
The programs available to each year are:
- Year 9 - (ELF) Elite Leadership Force
- Year 10 & 11 - Leadership Logbook
- SRC - Student Representative Council
- House Captains
- School Captains
House System: all new students will be placed in one of the following four houses:
Kingsbury聽- Red and White
Rowe聽- Black and White
OSU聽- Brown and Gold
Wheeler聽- Green and Gold
Kingsbury, Wheeler and Rowe are named after past local dignitaries. OSU represents the Old Students Union, who used to sponsor many school events.
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Our extra-curricular highlights
Trips and excursions
Our students enjoy getting out of the classroom to explore, learn and try new things. These experiences help them grow, build confidence and see how their learning connects to the world.
TAS to Tasmania 2025 Excursion
It was a great 5 days on our TAS to Tasmania trip.聽 From the calm beauty of Cataract Gorge to the operations of a salmon farm and a visit to an alpaca farm, we've explored a wide range of sites.聽 We observed the design and structure of the historic Ross Bridge, learned about the convict history of Port Arthur, and visited MONA to consider how contemporary art can challenge our thinking.聽 Throughout the trip we've gained a better understanding of both technological developments and the human experiences that have shaped Tasmania. On the last day we strolled through the Salamanca markets and viewed Richmond Bridge.
Thank you to Mrs Shaddock for her careful organisation of the tour and to the supervising teachers for their guidance and support.
ANZAC Day holds a significant place in the heart of the 萌妹社 community, as we pause to honour the service and sacrifice of the men and women who have served in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. Our annual ANZAC assembly provided an opportunity for staff and students to reflect on the enduring values of courage, mateship and resilience that continue to define the Australian spirit.
This year鈥檚 ceremony was led with dignity and respect by our student leaders and cadets, who demonstrated maturity and empathy in delivering readings, reflections, and tributes. The respectful silence observed during the Last Post and the laying of the wreath served as a powerful reminder of the legacy left by our servicemen and women, and the importance of remembering their stories.
We are proud of our students for the reverence they showed throughout the ceremony and grateful to o Charlotte Gardiner, Lilla Peterson, Lewis Go, Harry Juneja, Andrew Jeong, Minh Mai, Siddhant hale, Harrison Duque, Joseph Orr and Annanya Bandaru for supporting our students to engage meaningfully with Australia鈥檚 wartime history. 萌妹社 remains committed to educating future generations about the significance of ANZAC Day, ensuring their stories continue to live on.
Facilities and resources
Learn how our spaces and tools support every subject and learning style.
Events
Find out about school events, celebrations and what鈥檚 coming up.