In the College’s inaugural Active April program we had over 160 participants who together logged over 4480 hours of physical activity. O'Neill House, who had close to double the number of participants than any other House, had a commanding lead for the entire month and finished on top with a huge number of physical activity hours.

The types of physical activities undertaken by participants were varied. The top recorded activities were walking, AFL, basketball, cycling, running, soccer and dance. Students could log the activities they participated in during the school holidays or any extra curricular activities after school. They also had the opportunity to take part in lunchtime activities at the College, including dodgeball (pictured in the gallery below).

The Active April campaign began with a Staff versus Students volleyball game at the end of Term 1 and concluded with a Ride/Walk to School breakfast on Friday 30 April followed by a Staff versus Students ultimate frisbee match. Despite a strong start by the staff, the students were too good and clinched an easy win.

HouseHours of activity loggedLeader
O'Neill1223 hoursHarry Doyle 126 hours
Frayne684 hoursChloe Morris 205 hours
Maguire442 hoursKatelyn Dunn 196 hours
Terry Dunn370 hoursEbony Damen 58 hours
Carr

323 hours

Luke Phillips 60 hours
Ryan213 hoursAiden Thomas 96 hours

It was a fun month that has reminded some of us, and reinforced for others, the important role that physical activity has in our life.

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