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On Friday, our Chapel was filled with students, dads and plenty of passionate cricket fans as we welcomed Australian cri...
05/09/2026

On Friday, our Chapel was filled with students, dads and plenty of passionate cricket fans as we welcomed Australian cricket legend Damien Fleming as our special guest for our Father’s Day Breakfast.

Damien shared stories from his journey to wearing the Baggy Green, reflecting on the significant milestones, pivotal moments and mentors who helped shape his cricketing career and his journey as a young person. He spoke with great respect about the many teammates and cricketing role models he looked up to throughout his career, and the importance of being willing to listen, learn and take inspiration from those around you.

His message to our students extended well beyond cricket: have a dream, set yourself a goal, embrace the journey, listen and learn, find your niche, back yourself and don’t be afraid when things don’t always go to plan.

He also spoke warmly about the importance of family and fatherhood, sharing the pride and love he has for his children and the joy he takes in supporting their own sporting passions and pursuits.

With plenty of humour, memorable cricket stories and insights into the culture, leadership and teamwork that underpinned the Australian cricket team, Damien had our audience captivated and laughing throughout the morning.

The warmth continued over breakfast in the W Building Atrium, where students and their dads had the opportunity to connect, share the morning together, ask questions, take photos with Damien and celebrate the special role of fathers and family.

A wonderful morning of family, connection, cricket and inspiration.
Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, grandfathers and father figures in our Luther community.

And a huge thank you to the many staff, student leaders and students who helped make this special morning possible - from welcoming our guests and supporting the breakfast, to creating such a warm and memorable atmosphere for our Luther families.

On Wednesday, three teams of enthusiastic Year 7 and 8 readers represented Luther at the Interschool Battle of the Books...
04/09/2026

On Wednesday, three teams of enthusiastic Year 7 and 8 readers represented Luther at the Interschool Battle of the Books competition, hosted by Edinburgh College.

With 11 teams from seven different schools competing, the event was a fantastic celebration of literature, teamwork and quick thinking. Teams put their knowledge of six books to the test, working together to recall characters, plots, quotes and all those important little details!

After months of reading, making notes and completing practice quizzes, our students embraced the challenge across three exciting rounds, demonstrating impressive literary knowledge, teamwork and a genuine love of reading.



And what an outstanding result!

Congratulations to Team 3 - Sophie, Sofia, Yumiao, Daisy, Fiona and Serena - who took out FIRST PLACE!

We are incredibly proud of all three Luther teams for their dedication, teamwork and fantastic effort throughout the competition.

A special thank you to Ms Van Winden and Ms Acfield for supporting and preparing our students in the lead-up and on the day, helping them build their confidence, knowledge and love of reading. Your time, encouragement and commitment played an important part in this wonderful achievement.

What an incredible night at Hamer Hall on Monday for Luther in Concert 2026! From the opening notes of the Collyer Symph...
02/09/2026

What an incredible night at Hamer Hall on Monday for Luther in Concert 2026!

From the opening notes of the Collyer Symphony Orchestra’s first performance on this iconic stage, with its wonderfully cinematic repertoire, the concert continued to build in energy, variety and musical excellence.

A highlight was seeing our ensembles come together through exciting collaborations - percussionists joining choirs, combined strings, singers performing alongside Stage Band, and our Year 12 musicians featured throughout the evening.

A very special congratulations to Myah and Hudson on their outstanding VCE Music solo performances - the applause truly brought the house down! We also celebrated our Year 12 musicians through The Twelves, a student-formed band brought together by our Music Captains. Their performance of Don’t Stop Me Now was a fitting and memorable way to finish their final concert together as Luther musicians.

Across the evening, the incredible breadth of our music program was on show - from orchestral and choral works to jazz, rock, contemporary and musical theatre. Our students brought extraordinary energy, enthusiasm and joy to their performances, and we were incredibly proud of the level of musicianship on stage.

Congratulations to every performer! A huge thank you to David George and Laura Clisby for their exceptional leadership, and to our Performing Arts staff, Ensemble Directors, accompanists and families for their commitment, encouragement and support in making this special evening possible. We are incredibly proud of all our students and staff who contributed to such a memorable celebration of music.

What a night. What a stage. What an incredible celebration of music at Luther!

On Monday, our Year 9 RITE Journey students headed out on their annual Worship Tour, exploring this year’s theme: “Is th...
28/08/2026

On Monday, our Year 9 RITE Journey students headed out on their annual Worship Tour, exploring this year’s theme: “Is there something more?”

Following an introduction in class to the history of the Christian Church, both pre- and post-Reformation, students visited four churches representing a diverse range of Christian denominations:

-St Mary’s – Star of the Sea, Melbourne
-St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Box Hill
-St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Church, Forest Hill
-Crossway Baptist Church, Burwood

At each location, students heard from different speakers and reflected on how places of worship support faith, community and connection. They explored the symbolism, architecture and design of each space, considering how these environments are used not only for worship, but also to engage with and serve the wider community.

It was a wonderful opportunity for students to develop new understandings of the similarities and differences between Christian traditions and places of worship, while engaging in a day of thoughtful spiritual reflection.

A special thank you to all of our wonderful speakers, churches and staff for sharing their time, knowledge and perspectives with our students.

Friday’s Staff vs Student Volleyball Match saw our teachers take another win!The gym was once again buzzing with support...
26/08/2026

Friday’s Staff vs Student Volleyball Match saw our teachers take another win!

The gym was once again buzzing with support as staff and students battled it out in an action-packed match. It was a fantastic lunchtime filled with energy, competition, plenty of laughs and great school spirit, bringing everyone together to cheer on their teams.

Well played, everyone!

Last week we celebrated Book Week, with this year's theme, A Symphony of Stories, inspiring a week of creativity, cultur...
24/08/2026

Last week we celebrated Book Week, with this year's theme, A Symphony of Stories, inspiring a week of creativity, culture and connection.

We started in Chapel with our very own English teacher Sandra Minke, also a published author, who discussed her recent book Treasure, a look at the Australian landscape and one family's struggle. Hearing her insights on the writing process and what drives her to tell stories was the perfect start to the week ahead.

Our Library was a hive of activity, using this year's theme to serve up a range of ways to interpret storytelling. Through art, music, film and more, it all ultimately came back to the importance of a story.

Our Year 7 students were spoilt spending time with author Katrina Nannestad, author of titles including We Are Wolves and Rabbit, Soldier, Angel, Thief. Her sessions were vibrant and informative, touching on where her stories came from, character development, and how she brought them to life.

In addition, we welcomed painter and storyteller Emrhan Tjapanangka Sultan. Emrhan is a Western Arrarnta, Luritja and Kokatha artist whose art is inspired by traditional stories that connect him to Country, family and culture. Together, we heard about his creative process and designed a community art piece, bringing together fragments of our own stories and experiences to create one shared work - a beautiful reflection of how individual stories can come together to tell something greater.

Special thanks to our Head of Library, Ms Kaitlyn Woods, Teacher Librarian Mrs Kathryn Van Winden, and all the staff who supported Book Week.

Every House earned accolades across acting, choir, dance, ensemble and participation but there could only be one overall...
19/08/2026

Every House earned accolades across acting, choir, dance, ensemble and participation but there could only be one overall winner for House Performing Arts 2026.

Congratulations to Yarra House, their disco-inspired, sequin-clad performance had the Chapel shaking.

This festival is about so much more than the competition. It's about the community and experience our students build in the lead-up, on the night, and the friendships that follow across every year level.

Well done to all our Houses, Luther spirit was on full display!

National Science Week at Luther!What a wonderful week of curiosity, creativity, discovery and celebration as we explored...
17/08/2026

National Science Week at Luther!

What a wonderful week of curiosity, creativity, discovery and celebration as we explored Seeds of Science: Nurturing Knowledge for All - celebrating the importance of sharing knowledge, recognising our unique gifts and nurturing them so they can grow and make a difference to others.

Across the College, our students embraced every opportunity to experiment, question, problem-solve and learn. Home Groups took on STEM challenges, from engineering the ultimate seed dispersal device and using sound to make chia seeds dance, to putting their knowledge to the test in our Science Trivia Quiz. Our Science educators even became part of the challenge, dressing to a mystery theme for students to solve - cell organelles and universal pH indicator!

Lunchtimes were filled with hands-on science, with students creating seed bombs and edible slime, exploring the invisible world through UV photography in the Quad, and putting their scientific knowledge to the test in a Science Scavenger Hunt. We also enjoyed inspiring Chapels and Devotions, creating opportunities to connect science, wonder and our wider world. Staff joined in the fun too, with our annual Brain Break Morning Tea, complete with some wonderfully science-inspired creations!

Throughout the week, there were plenty of opportunities to wonder “What if?”, test ideas, solve problems and discover the science happening all around us.

A huge thank you to our wonderful Science staff for creating such an engaging and inspiring week, and to our students for bringing such enthusiasm, creativity and joy to every activity.

What a wonderful way to nurture our Seeds of Science!

And the science doesn’t stop here! With National Science Week events and competitions continuing, we encourage everyone to stay curious, jump online and get involved.

12/08/2026

Luther in Concert tickets are now on sale!

Come along and see our spectacular music students take to the stage at Hamer Hall, Arts Centre Melbourne on Monday 31 August at 7pm.

Tickets available via Omnia or Arts Centre Melbourne website.

Hear more from our Music Captains Myah, Claire and Angus.

Congratulations to our Year 9/10 Girls Netball team, who delivered an outstanding performance at last week’s State Schoo...
11/08/2026

Congratulations to our Year 9/10 Girls Netball team, who delivered an outstanding performance at last week’s State Schools Championships in Parkville.

Competing against strong schools from across Victoria, including Ave Maria, Chairo Christian College and St Paul's Anglican Christian College, the team remained undefeated throughout the round-robin tournament. Their exceptional teamwork, determination and composure saw them finish at the top of the ladder.

The result secures their place at the State Finals in early September, where they will represent Luther against the best teams in Victoria.

Congratulations to all the players and coaches on an incredible achievement. We wish you every success at the State Finals!

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