School Life & Wellbeing
Wellbeing – Joseph House Assembly
On the 14 October, led by House Leaders Tegan Eeltink and Julian Singh, the Joseph House Assembly was a heartfelt celebration of community, leadership and reflection under the theme of forgiveness.
Tegan and Julian shared that forgiveness is more than just saying “it’s okay.” It’s the ability to recognise when things have gone wrong and taking meaningful steps to rebuild trust and connection.
From Julian;
“ We see this in the example of God, who continues to forgive and guide people despite their past mistakes. His forgiveness reminds us that everyone deserves the chance grow and start again.”
And from Tegan;
“True forgiveness isn’t always easy. It takes courage, humility, and time. But choosing to forgive — even when it’s difficult — allows healing to take place. It frees us from resentment and helps restore relationships, whether they’re between friends, families, or within our school community. When we forgive others, we’re not only helping them move forward — we’re helping ourselves.”
Active Citizens Award
For their last time at a college assembly, our College Captains present their Active Citizens award.
From Year 7 and 8: Nominated for the criteria of being a positive role model, the winner was Daisy Jesuorobo.
From Year 9 and 10: Nominated for the criteria of Inclusivity the winner was Audrey Simpson.
From Year 11 and 12: Nominated for the criteria of peer support the winner was Sebastian Gray.
Daisy Jesuorobo
Audrey Simpson
Sebastian Gray
Daisy Jesuorobo
Audrey Simpson
Sebastian Gray
HOUSE CAPTAINS 2026
After an extensive process of applications and interviews, the following students have been elected House Captains for 2026.
House Captains | ||
Champagnat | Eleanor Graafsma | Nate Murphy |
Jericho | Dino Maio | Christian Jamieson-Bone |
Joseph | Tegan Eeltink | Will Upston |
Loreto | Marli Edwards | Cody Welch |
Lourdes | Macy Cornell | Archie Price |
MacKillop | Georgia Coleman | Albert McAuley |
Marcellin | Lauren Marx | James Patterson |
Sion | Kashya Saunders | Irene Jean |
We congratulation all those selected and thank all those who put their name forward in wanting to support the College’s vision and growth.
Thank You
As mentioned earlier, the Joseph House assembly was the last assembly that our College Captains and Vice Captains have lead this year.
To Mandy, Josh, Illana and Angus – Thank you. You have represented Marist Sion College with Pride, Humility and strength. Your leadership has been deeply appreciated and your legacy will continue to inspire those that follow.
Sports Report
Due to time restrictions on the day, many of our events from our Athletics Carnival needed to be completed last term.
Congratulations to the following age Champions.
| Junior Girls | Joseph |
| Junior Boys | Lourdes |
| Intermediate Girls | Lourdes |
| Intermediate Boys | Sion |
| Senior Girls | Lourdes |
| Senior Boys | Lourdes |
Age Champions
Age | Female | Male |
| Under 13 | Xanthe Dalton (Lourdes) | Abel Bennett (Mackillop) |
| Under 14 | Felicity Buza (Joseph) | Harry Savage (Lourdes) |
| Under 15 | Mollie McNamara (Lourdes) Zaria Dalton (Lourdes) | Max Woulters (Marcellin) |
| Under 16 | Olivia Barr (Joseph) | John Huggins (Sion) |
| Under 17 | Georgia Coleman (Mackillop) | Luke Rollinson (Mackillop) |
| Under 21 | Shae Langley (Marcellin) | Riley Senini (Lourdes) |
Congratulations to Lourdes House for being the 2025 Athletics Carnival Champions!
Where to access support?
The College has a support network for all students to assist in managing their mental health and wellbeing. Students are encouraged to seek wellbeing support from the Counselling and Wellbeing Services Team. A team of counsellors are available five days a week to meet with students and families.
Additional support is available by contacting Beyond Blue on 1300 224 636, Lifeline on 13 11 14, Parentline Victoria on 13 22 89 or Kids Helpline on 1800 551 800.
Mr Daniel Nisbet
Deputy Principal: Wellbeing Partnerships and Safety