Dance students impressed the crowd with a range of dazzling performances
Hundreds of students from 35 primary and secondary Catholic schools from across the Diocese showcased their creative talents in a series of music, dance and strings performances throughout June, culminating in the ‘Best Of’ performance on 23 June.
The showcase events demonstrated the high calibre of choral, music and dance work from Catholic schools, under the Parramatta Diocese’s creative and performing arts initiative, CAPTIVATE.
The program provides learning and performance experiences for students, as well as builds expertise and a sense of community across the system. CAPTIVATE is very popular with five new schools joining the program since last year.
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πβ¨ Creativity meets craftsmanship in Visual Design at Delany College! Our students are developing real-world manufacturing and product design skills as they create a stunning jewellery collection, including a menβs ring, a three-stone ladiesβ ring, a pendant featuring a hand-cut gemstone and a piece produced using CAD/CAM technology. As AI and digital technologies continue to shape industry, students learn to balance traditional jewellery-making techniques with cutting-edge design tools, building the skills needed for future careers while learning how to communicate their ideas to specific audiences. This impressive sample piece by Damon showcases the quality of work our students can achieve. And the exciting part? Theyβre still learning ... the best is yet to come! π #DelanyCollege #VisualDesign #JewelleryDesign #CreativeIndustries #CADCAM #DesignEducation #FutureReady #StudentWork #HandsOnLearning #STEMandDesign12 Jun 2026
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ππ€β Despite the rainy weather, our Year 12 students demonstrated outstanding compassion and commitment by volunteering with Vinnies Van, supporting members of the community experiencing homelessness. Their willingness to give back, even in challenging conditions, reflects the remarkable character and generosity of our Year 12 cohort. A special thank you to Miss Ghribian and Mr. Trad for accompanying and supporting our students throughout this meaningful experience. ππ
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