In Term 1 2024, Canterbury College's Prep to Year 4 students created their own Easter garden pots outside to help them tell the Easter story at home during the school holidays with help from College Chaplain Fr Dan Talbot

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Canterbury College students tell Easter story through garden pots

Canterbury’s Prep to Year 4 students have been creating their own Easter garden pots in Term 1 to help them tell the Easter story at home during the school holidays

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Canterbury College’s Years 5-6 Spark Program

Watch Canterbury College Years 5 and 6 students participate in the Spark Program’s Arts Renewal bookbinding and decorating initiative where students experiment with unusual media and subject matter, research ideas from other artists, plus be inspired by stimulus from their own campus environment

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Canterbury ELC students take part in the "Community For Creatures" Banner Project

Watch Canterbury ELC Kagaru Class students collaborate on a 3m display banner featuring iconic Australian animals as part of a joint Australian Conservation Foundation and Canterbury “Community For Creatures” project. The young students use a variety of art materials, and discuss each animal’s situation, and how they can support environmental conservation in their local Waterford area

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Canterbury College soaking up The Sudsy Challenge

Canterbury College teachers and students reflect on their experiences fundraising for The Sudsy Challenge, an initiative of Orange Sky Australia who positively connect people experiencing homelessness through free mobile laundry services and genuine conversations

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Canterbury College unveils new official First Nations artwork, "Bullang Mobo" ("A Strong Tomorrow")

Watch Mununjali Wangerriburra artist Waylene Currie discuss her artwork “Bullang Mobo” (“A Strong Tomorrow”) which she created for Canterbury College as their new official Indigenous artwork to be used on the College’s future digital communications, printed publications, clothing and college gifts