04 May 2025
The 2025 ANZAC Day Commemoration Assembly took place on the first week of Term 2, Thursday, 1 May. This year's commemorates the 110th anniversary of Gallipoli landings, a pivotal moment in Australian and New Zealand history.
ANZAC DAY 2025 - Order of Service
- Entrance of Official Party:
- S. Sharma
- J. Youssef
- A. Dandachli
- T. Robinson
- R. Merhabi
- D. White
- M. Jones
- S. Yaseen
- Y. Jaberi
- Acknowledgement of Country: Y. Jaberi
- Welcome: S. Sharma
- Principal’s address: J. Youssef
- Special guest speech: M. Jones
- Laying of the wreath: VC Austin Pan, VC Baneen Alamidi
- The ANZAC Ode
- The Last Post
- One Minute Silence
- Rouse
- New Zealand National Anthem
- Australian National Anthem
- Conclusion of Assembly: S. Sharma
- Departure of Official Party.
What is ANZAC Day?
ANZAC Day is a national day in Australia and New Zealand which commemorates victims of war and recognises the role of their armed forces.
It marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War – the landing on Gallipoli in 1915.
The soldiers later became known as the ANZACs – Australian and New Zealand Army Corps – which is a name that endures to this day.