Stories and highlights

High Achievers Assembly

On Tuesday 17 February our Year 11 and 12 students gathered in the theatre for our annual High Achievers Assembly, a special occasion where we celebrate the achievements of our previous Year 12 cohort. A special congratulations to Nico R who exemplifies the true definition of an "all-rounder", achieving the highest possible band in each of his courses and was named on NESA's prestigious All-Round Achievers list. More highlights from our Year 12 2025 cohort can be found in our latest newsletter.

2026 Swimming Carnival

On Friday 8 February we held our Swimming Carnival at Warringah Aquatic Centre. It was fantastic to see so many students compete. Congratulations to the following students who set new school records:

• Alice R (Year 9) - Girls U14 100m Butterfly
• Archie S (Year 8) - Boys U14 200m Freestyle
• Alice R (Year 9) - Girls U14 100m Freestyle

International Women's Day

On Friday 13 March our school cam together to celebrate International Women's Day with a special lunch. It was wonderful to see so many of our female staff and Year 11 and 12 girls join in the event. This celebration was an opportunity to recognise the achievements and contributions of women and girls within our school community.

Open Night

Thank you to all the staff, parents and students who participated in Open Night on Thursday 12 March and contributed to its success. Your support and enthusiasm created a welcoming atmosphere. We were pleased to see a strong turnout from prospective families, who showed huge interest in our school community.

The Forest Festival of Lights

On 30 May we held our bi-annual Forest Festival of Lights - a wonderful school and community evening of music, light displays, stalls and delicious food.

TAS Showcase

On 22 July 2025 we held our TAS Fashion Show where our talented young designers from Years 8-10 showcased the wonderful garments they had designed and created  - the results were amazing!

Chiba Keiai High School Visit

This year we again welcomed students and staff from our Japanese sister school this year. Students from both the Chiba Keiai Senior High School and The Forest High School had the opportunity to engage in various educational and cultural activities.