St Aloysius College launches stunning community art wall

St Aloysius College (SAC) recently launched a vibrant Community Art Wall which provides a colourful entry to The Village, a new flexible learning space located in its CBD campus, which is being utilised while parts of the College are modernised.

The artwork was designed and painted by students and staff to represent the beauty of SAC’s cultural diversity and the many helping hands of the inclusive College community. Over several weeks, they collaborated to produce the mural.

Mia, in Year 5, says, “the artwork represents to me all the kind and caring students that come to SAC.” Year 7 student, Joy, agrees, explaining how, “the artwork represents Mercy and the different communities that all come together in one place. The SAC community has always been inviting no matter who you are and what you are like.”

You can experience SAC’s Mercy hospitality and see the Community Art Wall for yourself by joining an upcoming school tour!

Learn more:

sac.sa.edu.au

 

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