Oakleigh Grammar celebrates the Class of 2025 at Year 12 Farewell Assembly

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The Oakleigh Grammar community united to celebrate the Class of 2025 in a day filled with reflection, gratitude, and heartfelt celebration, marking the conclusion of their school journey and the beginning of exciting new chapters ahead.

The day began with a special Doxology (Thanksgiving Service) attended by families, students, and staff, offering a time to reflect on shared values and the enduring sense of connection that defines the Oakleigh Grammar community. 

Following the service, a morning tea provided a warm opportunity for students, parents, and teachers to come together and share in the joy of the occasion before the whole school gathered for the Year 12 Farewell Assembly.

The assembly recognised the outstanding accomplishments of Year 12 students, as Principal Mark Robertson, together with School Chaplain Fr Stavros Kakavas and Board Chairman Chris Damatopoulos, presented Certificate of Achievement Awards to the top performers across all Unit 3&4 subjects, celebrating academic excellence, leadership, and commitment.

In a touching moment of gratitude, the Class of 2025 presented flowers to their teachers and staff, expressing heartfelt appreciation for the guidance, care, and encouragement that have supported them throughout their educational journey.

A highlight of the assembly was the traditional flower presentation from Prep students to the Year 12 students, a symbolic moment representing the end of one journey and the beginning of another.

Each Year 12 student crossed the stage to receive a handcrafted flower, lovingly made by Year 8 student Aaliyah, adding a heartfelt touch to this much-loved tradition and reflecting the strong sense of care and community within the school.

Reflecting on the assembly and the achievements of the Class of 2025, Principal Mark Robertson shared: “Emotions were at the fore as the final Blessing and Graduation Assembly were held for the Class of 2025 in a packed gymnasium of students, staff, and parents.”

Mr Robertson added, “There were many reflections, and gratitude was extended to all in attendance following, for the majority, thirteen years of their school life at Oakleigh Grammar. I wish them every success for their forthcoming examinations and life beyond the Oakleigh Grammar gates.”

As the Class of 2025 prepare for their final exams and the next chapter of their lives, the school community celebrates their accomplishments, their resilience, and the way they have embraced Oakleigh Grammar’s values of Humility, Aspiration, Respect, and Kindness throughout their journey.

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