News & Events

Another Highlands 2021 summer's day on Saturday brought varying weather conditions. All sport went ahead as planned with plenty of Chev teams in action.

Finally! We had a picture perfect morning for Summer Sport.

Round 2 of the revised Summer competition was played on Saturday with mixed weather conditions once again.

Conditions were slightly damp and gloomy for those outdoors on Saturday. Despite the elements, all fixtures (even cricket!) were completed, albeit with players and coaches of some teams getting a 'bit soggy'.

Chevalier College, the alma mater of the late Hon. John Fahey AC will honour him with the naming of a new building precinct to be known as The John Fahey Education and Sport Centre.

Chev looks forward to welcoming all our students for the start of 2021!

Congratulations to the Class of 2020

The final round of sport was played on Saturday in hot, hot conditions. All Chev teams were playing away, with the girls at Oxley College and the boys' teams in the Blue Mountains.

The End of Term 4 Music Concert will be held on Friday 4 December 2020 at 6pm in the Performing Arts Centre. Tickets are essential, or you can watch on Zoom. Click through for details.

The inaugural GD Champs mountain biking event highlighted so many wonderful things about our highland’s community.

We seem to have had to wait a long time this year for a couple of normal, nice weekends for sport to take place. Saturday was another beautiful day for Summer Sport and Chev hosted Basketball, Touch Football and Cricket. Once again the Chev facilities looked a treat.

On Saturday morning the sun shone brightly and all games proceeded as planned. Teams were keen to be back in action after the plug was pulled the previous Saturday. Looking out at our facilities in the beautiful conditions, Chev was indeed a great place to be.