College News
2026 Student Leadership
Introducing our College Captains
What a dynamic team!
Charli and Dylan are proactive, passionate and deeply committed to our community. They bring a strong sense of social justice and a real desire to support our younger students and leaders.
Dylan is quietly confident and thoughtful, with a calm, considerate approach. He listens carefully, asks meaningful questions and is always striving to do his best while valuing the contributions of others.
Charli is driven and eager to grow in her knowledge and understanding. She asks insightful questions, thinks critically and consistently looks for ways to improve outcomes for those around her.
Together, they set high standards for themselves and inspire others to do the same. They are loyal to their Houses and grateful for the opportunities they have been given.
We are so proud of Dylan and Charli and look forward to their leadership in 2026.
College Student Leadership Team
Our 2026 Student Leaders from Years 12, 8 and 4 includes our Catholic Social Teaching Leaders, Community Leaders and House Captains. Congratulations to these students who were presented with their Leadership Badges at our College Opening Mass this month.
NAPLAN
Mother's Day Stall Helpers needed
Our 2026 Mother's Day Stall will be held on Friday 8th May.
We are seeking volunteers to assist at the stall for approximately one hour from 9.00am. If you are able to help, please contact Bec Ciavarella on 0487 777 330.
All volunteers are required to have completed the Volunteer Registration Process and hold a valid Working With Children Check (WWCC). If you will be helping at the stall, we ask that you start this process as soon as possible in readiness for the stall in May.
New volunteers can find information below on how to register.
Existing volunteers are required to update their details and acknowledge all relevant safeguarding policies at the start of each year and inform the school of any changes to your circumstances or updates to your WWCC. We will provide information on how to do this in coming weeks.
Volunteer Registration Process
The safety and wellbeing of our students is our highest priority. To uphold our commitment to child safety, ALL volunteers are required to review and acknowledge our Child Safe Code of Conduct, Staff & Students Professional Boundaries Policy and Photography & Video Policy and Procedures. Additionally, volunteers must complete a Volunteer Registration form and successfully complete the CESL School Volunteer Induction before commencing their role as a volunteer.
We deeply value the contributions of our volunteers and appreciate your support in maintaining a culture of care and protection. Together, we can continue to provide a safe and nurturing space for every child to thrive.
For more information regarding volunteering, contact us or click on the link to complete the Volunteer Registration Form.
All volunteers will be asked to complete a Volunteer Registration form including personal details, Working with Children Check (WWCC) and two personal referees. Please inform your referees they will be contacted by the school in relation to your volunteering.
Once you have completed the Volunteer Registration form and are approved to volunteer at the school, you will be sent an email with a link to access the required training:
CESL School Volunteer Induction; and
Read and acknowledge the Child Safe Code of Conduct, Staff & Students Professional Boundaries Policy and Photography & Video Policy and Procedures.
All volunteers will be required to update details at the start of each year and inform the school of any changes to your circumstances or updates to your WWCC. All volunteers will need to complete the CESL School Volunteer Induction and read and acknowledge all relevant safeguarding policies at the start of each school year even if an existing volunteer.
All information received regarding volunteering and providing referee details will be maintained in line with CESL Privacy Policy.
SOLE Stars
Congratulations to our Term 1 Week 5 SOLE Stars.
