Our Year 10 students recently embarked on an enriching excursion, visiting several significant sites in Adelaide. Despite the hot weather, the students demonstrated remarkable enthusiasm and resilience throughout the day.

This excursion aligns with their unit on community exploration, where students need to explore and analyse local religious art and architecture, understand the underlying beliefs and stories, and reflect on their contribution to the community.

The journey began at the Himeji Garden, where students explored and learned about the spiritual significance there. Next, they visited the Palestine Center for Peace, where they experienced the powerful exhibition 'A Land of Three Faiths' and engaged in meaningful discussions about peace and justice. The final stop was St. Peter's Cathedral, where students appreciated the architecture and reflected on its historical and religious importance.