Year 12 Spirit Week Celebrates the Class of 2026

St Luke's College farewelled its Year 12 Class of 2026 in style, with a week of fun, laughter and memorable moments as students celebrated the end of their schooling journey during the annual Year 12 Spirit Week.

With their final day as students arriving, the Year 12s embraced the opportunity to celebrate their time at the College alongside their classmates, taking part in a different dress-up theme or activity each day.

The week kicked off on Monday with Gender Swap Day , as students swapped uniforms before going head-to-head in a friendly multisport competition at lunchtime. Tuesday brought plenty of creativity and laughs, with students dressing as Iconic Duos and Groups , showcasing a range of famous pairings and recognisable characters.

Wednesday provided a chance to cool off during a huge lunchtime water fight , with students making the most of the fun and creating lasting memories together. To round out the week on Thursday, students travelled back in time for Dress as Your Younger Self Day , reflecting on how much they have grown and how far they have come since their early school years.

Spirit Week was a fitting way to celebrate the friendships, experiences and shared memories that have shaped the Class of 2026 throughout their time at St Luke's College. It was wonderful to see our senior students embrace the celebrations and enjoy their final days together as a cohort.

While the farewell was certainly bittersweet, the College community is incredibly proud of the Class of 2026 and all they have achieved. Although their final day as students has passed, we look forward to welcoming them back next term to celebrate their Graduation and mark this important milestone.

Congratulations to our Year 12s! You will be missed around the College, and we wish each and every one of you every success and happiness as you begin the next chapter of your journey.

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