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I mostly used my own photography as I am the admin of several successful photography pages. Photography, or as we like to call it, "photog" is a great way to get around the boys as express yourself through photos. I consider myself a semi-professional/professional photographer, and my goal is to be one of the best in the world. It is how I find my spirituality and helps me become a better person. CarterDouglasPhotog
- Nick Paul

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Rowing Life - mateship, sense of belonging, adrenaline, teamwork and teamwork; all these aspects are what I hold most dear which is why rowing is why I show a strong interest in rowing. It is unknown to many what it is like to be apart of such brotherhood, which is why being apart of Terrace rowing is so special to many of us rowers, because not many are able to say that have felt the adrenaline and working as a team to push the physical limits of everyone.
School Masses - sense of occasion and belonging to the community is the core reason school masses are as meaningful to me as they are. It's an occasion where everyone joins in and holds a strong spiritual sense.

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The Celtic Cross which is strategically positioned in the centre of the school to represent the core of the school. Meaning the representation and meaning of the Celtic Cross is what we as a school stand for. It is also why the celtic cross is displayed on some items of the college uniform. The Celtic Cross itself has detailing of images with numerous translations all linking back to the story behind it.
Meaning associated with the Celtic Cross are hope, life, honour, faith, unity, balance etc.

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School masses are at the core of Terraces spirituality. At Terrace, each students is instilled the sense of occasion and it is at these occasions students, staff and other community members acknowledge the occasion. College masses gives people a sense of belonging, self worth and the opportunity to connect with their faith.

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Terrace engages with multiple house friendship groups. Each house has a relationship with a house friendship group which they actively engage with and support. This can come in the form of school drives or other charity work which students participate in to support the others in our community or the less fortunate. Our social justice groups are a strong aspect to Terrace's religious expressions

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The college chapel is a place of worship for many Terrace students and is open to the community. It is a place where people are able to openly practice their religious faith and follow their preachings of their particular god(s)

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House Choir is an experience which all students are encouraged to engage in. Terrace house choir displays a secular expression of Terrace's spirituality. The feelings which the atmosphere generates when you stand on the stage with hundreds of screaming supporters is a true form of Terrace's spirituality and shows a sense of belonging to the Terrace community.

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War cries are a strong part of Terraces spirituality. War cries taken place throughout and before games ignored to show our spirituality towards the school, and to inspire and support our mates. The reason war cries are such a strong aspect to our spirituality is that when war cries are done it isn't a matter of age, it is a form of mateship and support and ultimately brings the community together

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Waterford Place is a place where Year 10 students are able to develop and grow stronger connections with the rest of their cohort. This building is a key point point in one's journey through Terrace as this is where the students are able to become the better versions of themselves and are guided on paths to becoming leaders.

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At Terrace, one of the most underrated sports is rowing. The spiritual aspect which comes from being in such small teams is the camaraderie which is built up and the spiritual bond established between the rowers. This is otherwise known as the brotherhood. Before the squad goes out and completes their race the 'Our Father' is said representing out the spiritual bond which we have with our College and the follow brothers.