Welcome to Term Three - from the Acting Headmaster
By Dr Michael Brohier, Acting Headmaster
A very warm welcome to Term Three 2017 after what was hopefully a time of rest and relaxation.
Feature Stories
1st Netball Team Win APS Premiership
By Sheryl Burns, Director of Netball
1st Netball Team Place Second
By Sheryl Burns, Director of Netball
Mudgeeraba to Murgon – B1 was A+
By Brock Hudson and Holly Clements, Year 10
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
The Somerset Celebration of Literature sold over 20,000 tickets. This significant event would not be possible without the host of parent volunteers, some of whom who give up three days to help, and our wonderful students who manage Sound and Lighting, Protocol, Music and Choirs, Marketing and a number of other aspects of the festival.
Junior School
Italian Show 2017 - Il Capitano
By Danielle Swainson, Junior School Italian Teacher
Readers Cup
By Sara Rosentreter, Information Literacy Teacher – Junior School
The Readers Cup competition challenges students to read a range of books, collaborate in a team and develop a love of reading. Each team reads five novels chosen by the regional coordinators and are quizzed on them, against other schools from the region.
Holiday Reading
By Jennifer Walsh, Administrative Assistant - Information Services
Holidays are (so much) better with great books! The upcoming mid-year break is the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind with a great book or three, and read purely for the pleasure of it.
Senior School
Economics at Somerset College
By Dane Oman, Entrepreneurship Project Co-ordinator
A Recap of Semester One from the Committee Captains
By Committee Captains
With Semester One having come and gone, it is time to reflect on some highlights from the first six months of 2017. The sheer number and breadth of activities, events and initiatives underscore the integral role of student committees in College life; now we look forward to all the great work planned in Semester Two.
2017 South Queensland Rowing Championships
By Andrew Butler, Head Coach - Rowing
The Somerset rowing crews shone through at the South Queensland Schools rowing championships last weekend, with more than 60 students gaining four gold, five silver and three bronze medals at Wyaralong Dam near Beaudesert. The regatta was confronted with varied weather conditions from thick fog to thunderstorms to at times, perfect.
