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Founder's Day 2025 – King & Queen of the Mountain

On a warm Friday morning, 8th August, St Luke's College came alive with energy and enthusiasm as students gathered to celebrate Founder's Day 2025. The day began with a special Mass, setting a reflective and thankful tone for the celebrations ahead.

Following the Mass, students participated in the much-loved King & Queen of the Mountain climb – a tradition that challenges both speed and endurance. From our fastest athletes sprinting to the summit to students taking a steady pace and enjoying the journey, the climb once again showcased the determination, school spirit, and camaraderie that define our community.

This year's champions were:

Queen of the Mountain:Emily Taylor (Nickol) – 6:46.20

King of the Mountain:Christian Hadley (Fortescue) – 5:07.87

While these outstanding athletes took the top titles, every student who participated earned valuable individual and House points, contributing to the day's overall results.

Individual Medalists

Year 7

Girls: Runner-Up: Isabel Chambers (Harding) | Champion: Georgie Saunders (Harding)

Boys: Runner-Up: Flynn White (Maitland) | Champion: Anesu Watadza (Nickol)

Year 8

Girls: Runner-Up: Sophie Reed (Maitland) | Champion: Emily Taylor (Nickol)

Boys: Runner-Up: Kiragu Nganio (Maitland) & Max Glasson (Harding) | Champion: Cale Griffiths (Nickol)

Year 9

Girls: Runner-Up: Elle Lewis (Maitland) | Champion: Savannah Simmons (Nickol)

Boys: Runner-Up: Nicolas Providelo Teixiera (Harding) | Champion: Cristiano de Ponte (Fortescue)

Year 10

Girls: Runner-Up: Emerson Butler (Harding) | Champion: Lily Ridout (Fortescue)

Boys: Runner-Up: Simba Watadza (Nickol) | Champion: Christian Hadley (Fortescue)

Open

Girls: Runner-Up: Olivia Caspersz (Harding) | Champion: Jazmin Hurley (Fortescue)

Boys: Runner-Up: Vijay Singh (Harding) | Champion: Conrad Pool (Harding)

Champion House of the Highlands

The race also played a major role in deciding this year's Champion House of the Highlands. After tallying all the points, the results were:
1️⃣ Harding – 215 points
2️⃣ Fortescue – 194 points
3️⃣ Nickol – 171 points
4️⃣ Maitland – 146 points

Beyond the race, the day was filled with House activities and games, with the dunk tank proving a particular highlight for students eager to dunk their teachers.

St Luke's College extends its thanks to all staff members who helped plan, coordinate, and run the day, ensuring it was another safe and successful celebration. Most importantly, congratulations to every student who took part – whether racing to the top or simply doing their personal best – you each contributed to the spirit and success of Founder's Day 2025.

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Karratha WA 6714

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  • About Us
    • Principal's Welcome
    • Our Values
    • History/Founder
    • Pastoral Care
    • Our Staff
    • CEWA Policies
    • Our School Procedures
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Teaching at St Luke's
  • Curriculum
    • Lower School
      • The STEM Academy
      • Year 8 STEM
    • Senior School
      • Subject Selection
      • ATAR
      • Curtin UniReady
      • Certificate IV
      • Certificate II or above
      • Workplace Learning
      • Careers Tools Website ↗️
    • Curriculum Care
    • Subjects Offered
      • Mathematics
      • English
      • Science
      • Humanities and Social Sciences
      • Health and Phys. Ed.
      • Religious Education
      • Christian Service Learning
      • The Arts
      • Design and Technology
      • Languages (LOTE)
  • Enrolments
    • Why Choose St Luke's?
    • Year 7 Transition Program
    • Admissions
      • Admissions
    • Fees and Charges
  • Parent Information
    • Overview
    • Bus Information
    • Calendar
    • Booklists & Resources
    • College Bell Times
    • Parent Communication Flowchart
    • The College Uniform
    • Canteen
    • Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
    • Absentee Form
    • Cyclone Information
    • Bushfire Plan
  • Our Community
    • School Advisory Council
    • Parents and Friends (P&F)
    • Parish
    • Supporters
    • Karratha and Roebourne Education Initiative

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