On Friday 23 October, Chisholm Catholic College proudly celebrated the Class of 2026 at its Eucharist and Graduation Ceremony. The evening was a beautiful celebration providing a meaningful opportunity to acknowledge not only the completion of secondary schooling.

During the Eucharistic celebration, Father Greg challenged the cohort to make a positive difference in the world. Later, Principal Mr Simon Harvey offered a moment of gratitude and reflection, acknowledging the families, teachers, support staff and friends who had encouraged, guided and supported the graduates throughout their journey. Both spoke glowingly of the Class of 2026, recognising their many strengths and achievements. Head Prefects Monique and Aleksander reflected on the unique bond forged through six years of experiences and memories. Together, these moments served as a fitting reminder that education is a shared journey, shaped by relationships, faith and a collective belief in every young person’s potential.

Following the ceremony, students, families, staff and guests gathered over supper, sharing stories, laughter and reflections on the journey that had brought them together. The pride, joy and sense of accomplishment throughout the evening were unmistakable.

Graduation was far more than the conclusion of 12 years of schooling. It was a celebration of the people these young adults have become, the community that has helped shape them and the possibilities that lie ahead. We congratulate the Class of 2026 and wish each graduate every success and happiness in the next chapter of their journey.

Mr Andrew Glover
Head of Year 12