News: Year 12
Year 12 Graduation Dinner 2023
University Senior College Year 12 Graduation Dinner was held on Wednesday 6 December at the Adelaide Convention Centre for our Graduating Class of 2023 and their families. It was a wonderful community celebration acknowledging our students’ achievements for 2023. Mr Callum MacPherson, Founder of Young Blood Media was our guest speaker and Anjali Beames delivered the Valedictory Speech. The Principal’s address was also memorable. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 2023.
Year 12 SATAC Parent Night
Hear what the USC parents have to say about our recent Year 12 SATAC Parent Night.
Farewell Class of 2023
We farewelled the Class of 2023 last week at our final Mentoring session on Wednesday and Assembly on Friday.
USC Music Night
University Senior College Senior vocal students recently gave a stunning performance to parents and friends in The University of Adelaide’s Madley Studio. The program featured a mix of solo and ensemble items, showcasing the beauty and skills of our vocalists here at USC.
Stage 2 Recital Evening
Congratulations to all our University Senior College music students who performed at the recent Stage 2 Recital Evening in Elder Hall: Christina Markov, Nina Seedsman, Charlotte Matthias, Yingge Lin, Niko Li, Tommy Gu, Alisa Gideon-Takasawa, George Austin, and Ella Jozinovic. Each of you performed with confidence and poise, showcasing impressive skills and commitment to your craft. What a joy it was to see you all in action!
Australian of the Year Luncheon 2023
Hear what University Senior College students thought of the Australian of the Year Luncheon held at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
UN Youth Australia’s Aotearoa Leadership Tour
Year 12 University Senior College student Anjali has been selected as one of sixteen young Australians to join UN Youth Australia’s Aotearoa Leadership Tour to explore indigenous rights, culture, and reconciliation.
[Read more about UN Youth Australia’s Aotearoa Leadership Tour]
Brukunga Mine Excursion
Stage 2 Environmental and Earth Sciences (EES) students had the opportunity to explore an eye-opening journey to the historical Brukunga Mine, a former mining site nestled in the South Australian landscape.
