Succeed House lived up to its name on Friday, winning the inter house athletics sports.
The beautiful, calm weather provided ideal conditions for all competitors from years 5-12 and led to many records being broken, especially in the younger age groups.
It was fantastic to see the great sportsmanship displayed by everyone.
In receiving the House Cup, captains Rebecca Bloomfield and Nikki Hustwayte praised their team and made special mention of some of the year 5 & 6 students who had filled in for older age groups.
More details can be found on our Sports Page.

 Sara Bolch from Mortlake College was one of 122 senior student delegates who recently participated in the 2013
 National Schools Constitutional Convention where they explored ways to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait
 Islander Peoples in the Constitution.
 Emeritus Professor John Warhurst AO from the Australian National University facilitated the convention, held
 between 20 and 22 March in Canberra.
 After hearing from expert speakers as well as discussing and debating the issues, student delegates, including
 Sara , participated in mock referenda on how the Constitution can recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
 Peoples.Sara said, ‘It was great meeting other students from all around Australia who were interested in learning about our
democracy.We also met politicians and attended Question Time in Parliament House.
The convention was funded by the Australian Government as part of its ongoing commitment for civics and
citizenship education.