Photoshoot - St Joseph's Elsternwick
- School Presence
- Mar 18
- 1 min read
It’s always a privilege, and a real compliment, when a school invites us back. We were so warmly
welcomed by Claire, Luke and the team at St Joseph’s Elsternwick as we returned to capture the next chapter of their story.
From beautifully renovated learning spaces to their new uniform, there was so much to showcase. We spent the day immersed in classrooms, capturing explicit instruction in action and the vibrant learning happening across the school.
As always, it was an absolute joy working alongside the students and teachers.
We’re looking forward to bringing these moments to life in the edit and sharing the full gallery in the coming weeks. Thank you for having us, St Joseph’s.
Here are some sneaky behind the scenes of our day.
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