Aranmore's Centenary celebrations began in earnest on May 27, with the commemoration of our Founders' Day. This exciting day began with a re-enactment of the Sisters of Mercy arriving by horse-drawn carriage at the original school site in Leederville.

Aranmore Catholic Primary School and Aranmore Catholic College combined to dramatically tell the story of the schools' journey through the century. The community then joined to celebrate Mass.

Throughout the day, the College celebrated in a carnival atmosphere of games and fun, ending with the cutting of the Centenary cake.

The Sisters of Mercy make their way through Leederville and arrive in a horsedrawn carriage

Sisters of Mercy and children from Aranmore Catholic Primary School

Aranmore's Aboriginal students perform a traditional dance

Fr Jim Petry shares the sign of peace with students from the Primary School

During the day, students and staff joined in games and activities. The water slide tested the strength of a lot of students

Aranmore's Intensive Language Centre's food stall was a great place to eat

Clowns enjoyed being clowns and entertaining all