2026 Mid-Year Exams Stage 2

Term 2 Wrap-Up and NAIDOC Week Festivities

Changes to Leadership Team

No Bullying on School Buses

We proudly present A Midsummer Night’s Dream performed by our talented Drama students!

Exciting opportunities ahead! The upcoming Central Australia Careers Expo 2026 and Tertiary Information Service (TIS) event will give students in Years 9–12 the chance to explore career pathways, connect with universities and industry experts, and discover future study and employment opportunities. 📅 Tuesday, 26 May 2026 📍 Marian Centre, Alice Springs

IMPORTANT DATES THIS TERM TO MARK ON CALENDAR

The Meningococcal B vaccination is being offered again this Term on May 7 th at CSC. Meningococcal disease is a rare but severe infection. The vaccine is given as two doses at least 8 weeks apart. Students have been given consent forms. Please complete and hand back to the front desk. If any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the school (08 8958 5000) and speak with our Health Promotion Nurse. The Men B Vaccine is also available from GPs and Community Health Care Centres.

Dear Parents and Carers, At our college, the safety and wellbeing of students and staff is always a priority. As part of the Northern Territory Department of Education guidelines, we practise our emergency procedures so that everyone feels confident and prepared. In the near future, we will be conducting a practice invacuation (lockdown) drill. This is a routine activity that helps students and staff understand what to do in a calm and supportive environment. During the drill, students will be asked to follow staff instructions, which includes not contacting parents or guardians at that time or use of their phones. This helps us ensure the process runs smoothly and mirrors real procedures. Please be assured that in the unlikely event of a real emergency, families would be contacted by the college as soon as it is safe to do so. We appreciate your support in reinforcing the importance of these practice drills and helping students approach them in a calm and positive way. Kind regards, Steve Smith Principal