Aspiring student-athletes in St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School’s High Performance Program (HPP) gained valuable insights into elite sport at the annual HPP Seminar Day, featuring four sporting professionals.

A special afternoon tea brought together Class of 2026 students who completed Year 10 at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School’s Traralgon Campus and the staff who supported them through their early secondary years, marking the end of a longstanding tradition.

Year 10 students from St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School showcased their debating skills and global awareness at this year’s District 9815 Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA).

Students at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School’s Drouin Campus celebrated Indigenous Literacy Day through creativity, storytelling and a growing appreciation for Country.

As part of St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School’s Traralgon Junior School’s new ConnectED Program, Year 3 students Memphis and Melissa turned a simple idea into a meaningful act of community service, raising $570 for the Latrobe Regional Hospital (LRH) Cancer Centre.

Guided by their educators, St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School Years 5 and 6 students have led a Junior School donation drive in support of the Yiyili Aboriginal Community through the Remote Op Shop Project.

From navigating Tokyo’s bustling streets to experiencing the traditions of Kyoto and the history of Hiroshima, St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School Japanese students discovered a whole new dimension to their learning on their recent Japan Language and Culture Tour.

From the mountains of Ermera to the streets of Dili, St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School students experienced the warmth, resilience and rich culture of Timor-Leste while seeing first-hand the difference that service and community partnerships can make.

It was a day of colour, character and celebration as Prep students across St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School marked a special milestone – 100 Days of Prep!

Art Week brought colour, creativity and imagination to St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School, with secondary school students across the Traralgon and Warragul Campuses embracing opportunities to create, collaborate and showcase their talents.