In our fourth episode, we look back on 2022 at our favourite moments and memories while also looking forward into the new year. To share their thoughts, we’re joined by Year 12 students Neika Henson (Faith and Community Captain) and James Vandermee (Communications & Connections Captain), and our first ever Padua students on the Podcast, Alec McLennan and Savannah Apoderado.
We catch up with College Captains Maddie and Rohan to handover with our new College Captains for 2023, Alana and Billy.
Our performance guest is Year 9 student Ava Fradgley, who performs ‘The Coral Sea’ by Gillock on the piano. We also have games of ‘Finish My Sentence’ and we see how many questions we can get through in 60 seconds in our ‘Ask Me Anything’ speed round.
We bid farewell to the graduating class of 2022 and chat with them about their Year 12 results and plans after school.
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![]() | Results, Reflections and 'Finish My Sentence' | Episode 4 | In this episode, our panel of guests wrap up the year and look into the next, we are joined by former College Captains who handover to the new Captains, a Padua student performs a piano piece, we play some more games, and farewell Year 12. | Listen Now |
![]() | Tea, Test Tips and Ed Larkin's Triceps | Episode 3 | In this episode, our panel talks about finishing the academic year strongly, we chat to our very own ACT Australian School-Based Apprentice of the Year, a student performs an original piece, we play some games, and Mr Larkin flexes his arms. | Listen Now |
![]() | Senior Studies and Sandra Darley's Hairstyle | Episode 2 | In this episode, our panel talks about senior studies, we chat to Noah Cairnduff about being a chef, there’s an opera performance, we play some games, and Ms Darley talks about her hair. | Listen Now |
![]() | Culture, Chats and Calling Your Teacher 'Mum' | Episode 1 | It’s our first EVER podcast! The panel discusses culture, we chat to Ebony Brunt about representing Australia, we play some games, and music producer Brad Newman launches his new track, Butterfly. | Listen Now |
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With this in mind, the College respectfully acknowledges the Ngunnawal people who are the Traditional Custodians and First People of the land on which we gather each day. The College also pays its respects to the Elders past, present and emerging, and any other Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander peoples living and working in the MacKillop community.
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