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Heard in the corridor
Newington's Year 12 cadets were joined by their MLC peers this term for two very special events.
The Passing Out Parade on Johnson Oval saw the college community come together for a final dismissal of the cadets, who were marched off the parade ground for the final time. We also hosted the annual Dining In Night, a celebration of all their successes and endurance as a unit over the years.
Love this well done to all the boys. I know everyone puts in a lot of effort. #strongwings
Lindfield was abuzz with sporting fever last week as we welcomed back our annual mini olympics - with the help of some special guests! Special Olympics Australia sent over some of their best athletes to join the boys in tug-o-war, bubble wrestling, sack races and more, and together we raised over $15K for the organisation 🏃🏻♂️🥇
Well done Lindfield!!
Saturday 13 August is Back to Newington Day and we need your help to make it the best one yet!
We’d love you to:
• raid the cupboards and donate your pre-loved books
• sift through your wardrobe – we are after donations of designer fashion
• donate lemons
• bake for the amazing Black & White Café
• bake a cake for the famous NEWSocial Cake Stall.
Visit the website to get started: insites.newington.nsw.edu.au/backtonewingtonday/back-to-newington-day/volunteer/
Lessons from a refugee family
Imagine your father leaving his conflict-riddled homeland in a boat for a distant country to seek a brighter future for you and your family. Pakistan-born brothers Ali Reza (Year 11),... Read More
A bid of good luck from Old Boy Sebastian Iannuzzi (ON 2016)
Accomplished in academics, sport and a range of co-curricular activities, Sebastian Iannuzzi (ON 2016) graduated as a certified all-rounder. He returned to the College to speak to the Class of... Read More
