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Saint Ignatius College Geelong
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Saint Ignatius College Geelong
Article by Emily Green
The Year 12 cohort has been busy with school work, SAC preparation and exam revision in between. Having just completed our practice English exam and GAT, students are starting to look forward to the end of the year, and the possibilities that lie outside of the realm of highschool. Many students in Year 7 worry about finishing high school, and not knowing where they will go or what they will do. Although we do finish without everything in our life planned out, many of us see this as an opportunity, rather than a worry. We don’t have everything planned out, we don’t know where we are headed, but we know that we have reached a point in our lives where we are ready to move on. At the beginning of school, Saint Ignatius is the basis of our social, academic and sporting lives as our younger selves begin to discover where our interests lie. Now, coming into our last year, these interests have grown into passions, with ties that stretch beyond the school grounds.
As young adults, we have reached a point where we are ready to follow these ties, and see where they take us. The excitement and the hope of the world will be the encouragement we need to get through these last few months.
Emily Green | Saint Ignatius College Captain.
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Our News // 11 August 2022
Article by Emily Green
The Year 12 cohort has been busy with school work, SAC preparation and exam revision in between. Having just completed our practice English exam and GAT, students are starting to look forward to the end of the year, and the possibilities that lie outside of the realm of highschool. Many students in Year 7 worry about finishing high school, and not knowing where they will go or what they will do. Although we do finish without everything in our life planned out, many of us see this as an opportunity, rather than a worry. We don’t have everything planned out, we don’t know where we are headed, but we know that we have reached a point in our lives where we are ready to move on. At the beginning of school, Saint Ignatius is the basis of our social, academic and sporting lives as our younger selves begin to discover where our interests lie. Now, coming into our last year, these interests have grown into passions, with ties that stretch beyond the school grounds.
As young adults, we have reached a point where we are ready to follow these ties, and see where they take us. The excitement and the hope of the world will be the encouragement we need to get through these last few months.
Emily Green | Saint Ignatius College Captain.
