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.

Two of St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School’s 2025 highest-achieving VCE students have been recognised at the Premier’s VCE Awards, celebrating their outstanding academic achievements.

Prefects and school captains from St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School proudly represented the school at the Combined Anglican Schools Cathedral Service, held at St Paul’s Cathedral in Melbourne.

Students at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School have demonstrated the power of kindness and community spirit, supporting local families through important food relief initiatives.

A brand-new initiative focused on helping students make the most of study and revision is underway at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School, with the inaugural Independent Learning Communities (ILC) program now in progress.

One of the many strengths of St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School is the lasting connection it shares with its alumni. Past students regularly return to inspire and mentor current students, sharing their experiences and insights across a range of fields. One such alumna is Class of 2006 graduate, Jess Hotchkin.

Students took to the dance floor with confidence and style at the inaugural Presentation Ball at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School’s Traralgon Campus, celebrating months of dedication, teamwork and practise.

St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School’s Academy of Music students captivated audiences at this year’s Kammer Konzert, delivering an inspiring evening of chamber music that reflected not only their musical growth, but the confidence, collaboration and creativity developed through the Academy’s personalised learning approach.

St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School’s Drouin Campus has marked another major milestone, celebrating the opening and dedication of its new Junior School Learning Centre as the campus celebrates its first anniversary.

Head of Careers, Sarah Luck, has been recognised for the lasting impact she has made in strengthening career pathways, building professional connections across Gippsland and supporting students to confidently prepare for life beyond school, receiving the Australian Centre for Career Education’s David Osborne Regional Award for Excellence in Career Practice.