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College News • 20 MAY 2023

Term 2, Week 4, St Brigid’s College News Welcome to another edition of our weekly newsletter. It’s been another wonderfully active week at St Brigid’s College and here’s what we did, delivered from the desk of our Principal, Mrs Veronica Parker. Click here for the latest news Read More

Arts • 19 MAY 2023

The Arts At St Brigid’s : Ballet Etoile Our Arts Program at St Brigid’s College is always vibrant and full of talent and skill. If you didn’t already know about our Ballet Etoile Dance Troupe, here’s a short read on how they pointe, pirouette and arabesque at the College: Ballet Etoile is the St Brigid’s College Ballet Troupe that rehearses weekly. Students perform for up and coming competitions and the Catholic Performing Arts Festival. They also perform for school events such as our annual Presentation Night. In 2023 they will be going to the School to Stage competition to defend their first place win from the previous year. The ballet course and co-curricular program aims to provide experience and training for a well-rounded performer. Ballet is not only an option for students involved in the co-curricular program, it is also incorporated in the year 9 dance course to provide further instruction on alignment and technique. Read More

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