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What a success our inaugural Arts and Technology exhibition was!
Held last night in our Enterprise building, the event featured an array of artistic creations, from 3D printed shoes and phone cases, to wood and metal work, photography, ceramic and glass pieces to textiles, paintings, drawing and mixed media.
Executive Principal Barbara O’Brien said the amount of art on display was a testament to how hard the students have been working in classes this year and showcased the diverse talent among our young people at GSSC.
“Looking at the great turnout tonight, I think this will become a regular feature on the GSSC calendar and will become bigger and better each year,” she said.
“Walking around this evening and viewing the art and tech on display has been a proud moment and a reminder of what wonderful talent we are nurturing here at our college.
“I am so pleased to see so many families, friends, staff and students here tonight in support of our designers and artists and I commend each and every student who has entered a piece and contributed to this successful event.”
In closing the exhibition, local artist Tank announced a number of awards in junior and senior categories for art and technology. Tank said judging the pieces was a tough gig, given the calibre of talent. Congratulations to the following students:
- Junior Technology Award: Chris Brown, Year 9
- Senior Technology Award: Stela Hoxha, Year 10
- Junior Art Award: Brooklyn Eastwood, Year 8
- Senior Art Award: Isabelle Lavis, Year 11
Following the Art and Tech Exhibition, our crowd was treated to the musical talents of our VCE students, Leanne Luzuriaga and Brodee Sinclair. The Year 12 students performed to an audience of family, friends, staff and peers in the Theatrette as part of their Music Performance Unit assessment.
As part of this technical work, the students had to share with the audience and demonstrate how they approached reimagining an existing music piece.
Leanne and Brodee were supported by Year 10 students Liam Kellett and Nate Traianidis, Stephanie Ludlow of Year 11 and music staff Ms Gibbs, Ms Magee and Mr Harley.
Well done Leanne and Brodee on your performances and wishing you all the best in your studies.
Senior Technology Award winner, Stela and Senior Art Award winner, Isabelle with local artist, Tank
Junior Art Award winner, Brooklyn's piece
Junior Technology Award winner, Chris' metalwork
Senior Art Award winner, Isabelle's glass work
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We’re so proud of our Year 8 girls and Year 7 boys soccer teams for their efforts in the School Sport Victoria State Soccer Championships held in Melbourne recently.
After starting strong with a 3-0 win in their first game against Daylesford Secondary College, the girls kept McKinnon Secondary College to a 1-1 draw in their second game. The final game against Thornbury High School saw GSSC win 4-1 and advance to the School Sport Victoria State Championships Grand Final.
Up against Rowville Secondary College in the grand final match, the girls were 2-1 down going into the half time break after a brilliant goal by key striker, Fofoa Tulimafono. Unfortunately, the girls were unable to maintain their winning streak resulting in a 4-1 loss.
We congratulate them on being named the 2023 School Sport Victoria State Championship Runners Up.
Our boys also had a strong start with a 3-0 win in their first game against Ballarat High School. The boys were narrowly defeated in a 2-1 loss in their second game against Kambrya College. The final game against Greensborough College saw GSSC finish strong with a 3-2 win and place second in their pool for the day.
What a fantastic effort by all and we can't wait to see what they accomplish together over the years to come at GSSC.
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