from both campuses are gathered in one place. Saint Ignatius' feast day is celebrated on 31 July. Aside from Junior and Senior School swimming and sports carnivals, another major event is the school's annual Distribution of Prizes, known as 'Speech Day', which all students from Years 3 to 12 attend. Students from Years 3 to 12 are acknowledged for their achievements in various areas of their schooling life. The 'College Blue' prize is also awarded to any past or present student of the college for extraordinary achievement in their life. It is held at the Adelaide Convention Centre at the beginning of Term 4 (October/November). The majority of awards are books such as dictionaries and encyclopaedias, as well as a small number of medals and trophies. Future student leaders of the school are announced at this event. As of 2020, the Influencers Church hosted ‘Speech Day’ due to COVID-19 restrictions. Ignatius Early Years opened in 2009. It is an early childhood education centre located next to the Junior School at Norwood. It is for preschoolers aged 3 to 5 and follows the Reggio Emilia approach on educational philosophy for children. Recent Opening in 2011, the Mary MacKillop Library is a new double-storey library at the Junior School, developed to replace the previous, smaller library building. The Library contains more classrooms to accommodate the growing number of Junior School students, as well as more modern library facilities. Similarly, opening in early 2010, the new Senior School library building replaced the former Junior Campus administration building, and likewise, includes new classrooms for the increasing student population. In 2014, the Senior School Performing Arts Centre, a Music and Drama Building, was completed, replacing previous demountable Performing Arts buildings. A new theatre was unveiled, named after Peter Faber SJ, a former teacher at the school. The new building houses student classrooms, tutorial and storage rooms, and an auditorium with raked audience seating for over 300 people. In 2017, the Caroline Chisholm building was opened. The building is three stories tall with the ground floor being for a reception, student services and a variety of offices for different staff at the school. The second level is a staff room and the third level is an open learning space for students. This learning space includes a green screen for the school run YouTube channel ITV (Formerly known as the "Home Group"), a 'building' workshop as well