we sang ‘Here Comes the Sun’, while small group which consisted of Matilda Finckh (Cl’12), Mima Hart (Cl’12), Zoe Burgess (Cl’11), Lucy Needle (Cl’11), Julia Tallis (Cl’11) and Fleur Mclachlan (Cl’10) sang ‘Roll Up your Sleeves’ by Meg Mac. For our solo, Madeleine Lowi-Genn played a beautiful violin piece.
‘Letters to Juliet’ to finish off with a romance movie set all around Italy. Stepping back into 2015, we came away with another win at the athletics carnival which is the biggest event at GGS. The weather was lovely and each girl who participated tried their best and we were very proud. Two girls who performed very well for Clyde were Lauren Ryan (sprinter and long distance), who this year has gone to represent Australia at the International Association of Athletics Federations in Poland as well as representing Australia at the World Schools Cross Country in Budapest in which she came second, and also Xenia Brooks (long jump). We are very proud of what these girls have achieved.
Our house outing at the beginning of the year was to Luna Park in Melbourne. This was a very fun day filled with many rides such as the roller coaster, pirate ship, haunted house and the scary scissor ride. We enjoyed a day filled with sunshine and friends and by the end of it, almost every girl fell asleep on the bus back to school. In term two Elise Giagnorio (Cl’12) and myself, along with Viv’s help put on a makeup night to raise money for breast cancer. We had a makeup artist come in and teach the girls how to correctly apply makeup and, as well as this, Viv put on one of her famous super suppers which consisted of cakes, slices, sausage rolls, soup, sushi, punch and many more delicious foods. This was a terrific night and we raised just over $700. Elise and Viv also put on an Italian night for the last weekend of term two. This was a huge success with not many leftovers. After our stomachs were full, we put on the movie
Again we also said goodbye to the 2015 year 12s, who completed their VCE and IB exams, we wish them all the very best for their futures and hope they come back to visit Clyde. Clyde has been a very successful house for the first semester, with lots of friendships made within the house and we can’t wait for what it has in store for us in the second half of the year. Annabelle Stewart (Cl’12)
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