Our annual pantomime showcasing the talents of our Year 7 & 8 students. Join us for this riotous family friendly production for all ages (with an over-supply of Dad jokes) as we follow the Princess and Prince on a fantastic adventure battling an array of dastardly panto characters in a trip through the deepest, darkest reaches of Pantoland. Evil is about to be banished from the land and the baddies aren't going to take it lying down! Warning: strobe lighting and synthetic theatrical smoke will be used in this performance.

The Valedictory Dinner is a formal dinner dance where we acknowledge the achievements of our graduating Class of 2025. The adult and older child ticket price includes a three course meal and all drinks. Children under 12 ticket includes a 2 course 'kid's meal' and drinks. The dress code is formal. Please make your booking by Friday 10 October 2025. Families have been allocated a maximum of 5 guest tickets. Please do not include the Year 12 student in your booking. Additional guest tickets may become available depending on demand. Should you wish to, you can list preferences for other school families to be placed with. We will do our best to accommodate seating requests however they are not guaranteed. We suggest you communicate with the relevant families to ensure your requests align. Tables comfortably seat 10 guests. The venue is offering a discount on accommodation up to $50.00 off the daily rate. If you would like to take advantage of the discount, the booking link is:

We invite you to attend our Year 7, 2026 Parent Information and Social Evening at the Alan Ross Centre. The evening will be led by our Principal, Head of Middle School and Billanook Staff, covering valuable information about your child's journey into Year 7. The evening will conclude with light refreshments and drinks in the Billanook College Old Market Theatre. Please RSVP by November 21 2025, 5.00pm *This is an adult-only event

We recognise that children express themselves in a hundred different ways — through movement, music, building, storytelling, drawing, dramatic play, silence, and sound. These many languages are how children explore their world, test ideas, build relationships, and make meaning. This production is not a performance in the traditional sense. It is a glimpse into a living process — a celebration of the connections, creativity, and thinking that have emerged across the year. It is a reflection of the children’s voices, their shared explorations, and the unique paths they each take in learning.

Please join us in celebrating the achievements of our 2025 Year 6 students for their Presentation Afternoon.