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Dream Role for Teen
Renee Drury pays Tribute to the Anzacs
Bronze Medal - WorldSkills Australia
Peru Mission
South East Colleges Association (SECA) Champions
Be Brave and Shave - 2017 World's Greatest Shave
CMC Soloist Concert - Friday 1st June
CMC En Pointe Dance Concert - Tuesday 12th June
Celebrating Wellbeing Week
CMC Arts Festival
College Tour - 'Windows' Day
CMC Stingers (Swimming Squad) Program
CMC Stingers (Swimming Squad Program
Battle of the Rock Bands 2018
Most Outstanding ROCK Song Performance
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Every year the students who study an Arts subject in the curriculum at Clairvaux MacKillop College have opportunities to display or present their work to the community in a variety of ways. This year we have chosen to celebrate the work created by students in class in a
Festival of The Arts
on Friday
6th October
in the Sacred Heart Auditorium at Clairvaux MacKillop College.
From 5pm, the Art Gallery will display works created in Visual Art classes from Years 7 to 12. From 6.30pm, the performance program will commence with Music, Drama, Media and Wearable Art presentations. This will include performances and compositions by Year 12 Music Extension students. Entry is via a gold coin donation. Hot and cold refreshments will be available from 5.45pm.
