Stories and highlights

Our first sporting event for 2025 was the swimming carnival. There was such a positive atmosphere at the pool. Years 7 and 8 attended with some serious competitors from other years.

Akoostikum 2025 was an unforgettable musical celebration of student talent and creativity. From start to finish, the show highlighted the incredible diversity and talent within our school. Students from all year levels took to the stage, each bringing something unique to the night’s program.

In June this year our enthusiastic Year 7 students travelled to Point Wolstoncroft for an unforgettable three-day camp experience. Located approximately 90 minutes from Sydney, the venue provided a picturesque backdrop for a program focused on building friendships, positivity, and resilience.

The Mosman High School Athletics Carnival was held at E.S. Marks athletic field with perfect weather. Students from Years 7–10 attended and had the opportunity to compete in a wide range of track and field events, including sprints, middle and long-distance races, shot put, discus, javelin, high jump and long jump. Students showed great support for each other and plenty of house spirit throughout the day.

Last year students from Mosman High School visited Semboku, our sister school in Japan. This year, from 1 August to 8 August, our school hosted eleven students and their teacher from Semboku for a reciprocal visit. This week was filled with cultural exchange, fun activities and, of course, many new friendships.

In Term 3 our Year 9 students set off on an unforgettable adventure to the NSW Snowy Mountains for their annual Ski Camp. Staying at the Jindabyne Sports and Recreation Centre, students had the opportunity to challenge themselves on the slopes of Mount Blue Cow while building friendships, resilience, and memories that will last well beyond their high school years.

Our annual Visual Arts exhibition was held in August this year with an amazing opening night with special guest speaker Michael Kempson (founder and director Cicada Press) in attendance. Michael spoke insightfully about the artworks on show from Years 7-12. He wished Year 12 well for the future, encouraging them to do ‘what they loved’.

A group of Visual Arts students, and their teachers embarked on a European Study Tour in the October school holidays. They immersed themselves in the rich artistic and cultural heritage of France, exploring some of the world’s most iconic landmarks and museums. It was an unforgettable educational experience that deepened students’ understanding of art, culture, and the world beyond the classroom.