Interhouse Maths Team Challenge ➕➖✖️➗
Interhouse Maths Team Challenge ➕➖✖️➗
High pressure stakes at the Interhouse Maths Team Challenge. 😬➕➖✖️➗
https://youtu.be/LkhVZVEWmEo
Dual Olympian & Sevens Rugby Superstar Charlotte Caslick OAM Visits Canterbury! 🏉🙌🏻☺️
Dual Olympian & Sevens Rugby Superstar Charlotte Caslick OAM Visits Canterbury! 🏉🙌🏻☺️
Charlotte Caslick OAM is an Australian professional Rugby Union, Sevens Rugby, Touch Football and Rugby League player who’s represented Australia at two Summer Olympic Games - the 2016 Rio Olympics and 2020 (2021) Tokyo Olympics in Sevens Rugby.
Her team won gold at the 2016 Rio Games and finished fifth at the most recent Tokyo Games.
She was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for service to the sport in the 2017 Australia Day Honours list, and was named World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year and Female Sevens Player of the Year in 2016.
Not long after graduating from high school, she debuted for Australian Women’s Rugby, representing her country at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival and 2013 Rugby Sevens World Cup, as well as playing for Touch Football Australia at both age-grade and open levels.
She was named in World Rugby's 2014–15 Team of the Season after another stellar year, and one of four players nominated for the 2015 World Sevens Player of the Year.
Charlotte was also voted Player of the Tournament in the Australian Nationals.
By December 2015, she’d already earned 13 caps and scored 31 tries over that two-year period.
In October 2016, Caslick was named as Australia's Women’s Sevens Player of the Year.
The Brisbane-born (Corinda) Charlotte also played for the Sydney Roosters in the 2020 NRL Women's Premiership before two small spinal fractures ended her season prematurely during her second match playing at five-eighth.
Caslick has been described as "the best women's rugby sevens player on the planet" and "a key member of the Australian Women’s Rugby Sevens team" AND was 'Coach for a Day' here at Canterbury College where we caught up for a chat!
https://youtu.be/P61LSwzHXl4
Spring Music Festival: Symphonic Splendour
Spring Music Festival: Symphonic Splendour
Recognise this tune from our first of five Spring Music Festival Concerts?
A taste of Symphonic Splendour from last night for you...
Enjoy! 
Next Stop - Heavenly Voices: 6:00pm - 7:30pm Tuesday 19 October @ Arts Centre Auditorium - Online Bookings HERE
https://youtu.be/BKIS6BQkvfw
2021 Battle Of The Rock Bands Competition - '21 Laneway' Wins Gold!
2021 Battle Of The Rock Bands Competition - '21 Laneway' Wins Gold!
Last night Canterbury Rock Band 21 Laneway performed at the 2021 Battle of the Rock Bands competition hosted by Clairvaux MacKillop College.
Despite the high standard of the ten bands that competed, 21 Laneway 'blew the roof off' as the final band to perform live on stage.
And they emerged victorious winning the Gold Award!
2022 Arts Captain and current Year 11 student Nathaniel Harris also received the award for Most Outstanding Rock Musician of the night!
Double Boom!!
It was fantastic to see the number of Canterbury parents, students and alumni that came out to support our students at the event in the crowd.
The whole band came away buzzing after an action-packed evening, and they look forward to performing at more events such as our Sports Awards Evening and Spring Music Festival later this term.
Rock On Canterbury... and 21 Laneway! 
Regards
Mr Simon Lane
Teacher
2022 Senior Student Leaders Investiture Ceremony
2022 Senior Student Leaders Investiture Ceremony
Congratulations to our newly minted 2022 Senior Student Leaders who were inducted into their positions at the 2022 Senior Student Leaders Investiture Ceremony on Tuesday 5 October.
We also welcomed back former School Captain Brianna Luhrs - who graduated in 2012 - who shared some insight about her time at the College almost 10 years ago.
The full Facebook photo album of the ceremony can be found HERE.
Principal's Welcome To Term 4 Video
Principal's Welcome To Term 4 Video
Our Principal welcomes the Canterbury community back for Term 4 of 2021.
Mr Walker provides an update on extra set-down, pick-up and car parking zones around the College, as well as our outstanding Year 3, Year 5, Year 7 and Year 9 NAPLAN results.
As we enter the final Term of the school year, we also look forward to supporting and celebrating our graduating Year 12 students.
Welcome back everybody! 😊
https://youtu.be/wcKFTIhwd-8
Volleyball QLD Year 12 Schools Cup Results 🏐
Volleyball QLD Year 12 Schools Cup Results 🏐
Our Open Boys and Open Girls competed in the Volleyball Queensland Year 12 Senior Schools Cup over the long weekend from 2-4 October.
These teams were comprised of Years 9-12 students who were willing to take on the challenge of playing in the Honours division - i.e. battling against the 'best of the best' Year 12 teams across Queensland.
The Honours competition is selection-based and requires schools to meet a criterion upon entry.
Our recent success and improvements throughout the TAS competition, and previous performance history in the Schools Cup, allowed us entry into the Honours level of this competition.
As it was our first time competing in the Open Honours category, there were understandably plenty of nerves in the lead up to the competition.
With big names such as Craigslea, Kelvin Grove, Benowa and Capalaba - just to name a few, the Canterbury Taipans put in their best efforts to do the school proud.
Although the contest was tough, our Taipans stepped up across the board and did not disappoint.
The honesty, resilience and integrity of all our players throughout the long weekend was evident, as they bounced back from bigger and faster opponents, to notch a few wins under our belt.
With the Boys finishing in 6th place and the Girls finishing in 8th place, the Taipans volleyballers made a mark on the Honours competition, with many schools surprised at our debut performance high standard.
Congratulations to all our athletes over the weekend! 🐍🏐
Mr Andrew Porter
Teacher
THANK YOU To Our 2021 Prefects
THANK YOU To Our 2021 Prefects
As our final Term approaches, we would like to thank our 2021 Prefects for their dedication, time and service to our College community. 
Photo 1 (L-R) 2021 School Captains: Nicholas Murphy and Madeleine MacKenzie.
Photo 2 (L-R) 2021 Junior School Captains: Isabella Franklin and Henry Flaxman.
Photo 3 (L-R) 2021 Junior and Secondary School Captains: Nicholas Murphy, Isabella Franklin, Henry Flaxman and Madeleine MacKenzie.
Photo 4 (L-R) 2021 Secondary School Prefects: Lachlan Walker, Anderson Som, Lily Wacker, Mia Walker, Nicholas Murphy, Briana Dinsdale, John Stanley, Madeleine MacKenzie, Caitlyn Peck, Jade Arbuthnot, Liam Greenaway, Aloma Otuafi and Charles Deane.
Canterbury Health: School Holidays Program - Photo Gallery 👩⚕️🩺🥼
Canterbury Health: School Holidays Program - Photo Gallery 👩⚕️🩺🥼
Things are 'getting real' at our Canterbury Health school holiday professional certificate courses.
As part of our College's World Ready mantra, our Health students have been enjoying their practical training in their new scrubs with their professional medical kits. 🩺
Thank you to Axiom College, Axis Health, The Princess Alexandra Hospital, Aida Care and Arjo Australia for supporting our future Health Professionals! 🥰🙏
For more information about future opportunities please contact:
Ms Bre Ramsay-Orr
Director of Student Futures
Canterbury College
TEL: 07 3299 0920
EMAIL:
