St Laurence's College - official

Our Old Boys Football side take the win over the First XI!

A strong 4–1 result sees them edge ahead in the Woody Cup tally, now leading 4–3 overall. 🔥⚽️

We thank all the Old Boys and students for making this game possible.

House Choir Champions for 2026 🎤🏆

Congratulations to Callan House for taking out this year’s title with their fantastic rendition of Justin Bieber’s Love Yourself!

Well done to all the boys for their outstanding performances and thank you to Ms Kate Tyson and Mr Peter Foster for generously giving their time as judges.

A big thank you to sports dietitian Rebecca Disher for taking the time to speak with our student-athletes in the Sports Excellence Program. 🏃‍♂️🥗

We’re grateful to our Sports Excellence Program Coordinator, Ms Lara Dunkley, for organising this valuable opportunity and continuing to support our students’ development both on and off the field.

Good luck to our singers in Brotherhood who are performing at the National Men’s Singing Festival, Pemulwuy, during the school holidays.

Singers from around the country and abroad come together each three years to form a 500 voice choir in QPAC and Lauries has been a major presence at every festival since its inception.

Dr Herbert and Mr Lowrie were able to visit our singers this week in their last rehearsal to wish them good luck!

Congratulations and good luck to all St Laurence’s College students representing Met East at the 15-17 Years AFL State Championships - Henry M, Jack M, Cayden M, Calan T, Kaiden O, AJ P, Bill W, Benji K and George D!

It was wonderful to welcome back our Class of 2025 for their recent reunion.

It was fantastic seeing our former seniors reconnect, share updates and reflect on life beyond the College. The night also served as a reminder that no matter where their journeys take them, they will always have a home at Hill!

We are proud to see Year 12 students Kyle and Lachlan stepping beyond the classroom as newly appointed student advisors to the CHQ Human Research Ethics Committee.

This milestone initiative, the first of its kind in a paediatric HREC in Australia, ensures young voices are heard in shaping research that impacts young people. Supported by industry experts, these students will contribute valuable perspectives and help strengthen inclusive, youth-informed decision-making.

A fantastic example of leadership, service and real-world impact in action - well done boys!