From the Deputy Principals

Celebrating Our Year 12 Graduates

Congratulations to our Year 12 students as they mark the completion of their secondary schooling. Graduation is a significant milestone, an opportunity to celebrate their achievements, reflect on the experiences that have shaped them and look ahead with hope to the possibilities beyond school. Each student leaves with their own story, and we hope they carry with them a strong sense of belonging and the confidence to embrace what comes next.

Our sincere thanks go to Mr Ah Fong, Mrs Cardenia and Mrs Robinson for their work in preparing for and coordinating the graduation celebrations. Their care and attention helped make this a meaningful occasion for our students and their families. We also extend our gratitude to Mrs Palermo and Ms Kyd for organising the Mass proceedings, providing a special opportunity for our community to come together in prayer, reflection and thanksgiving.

To our parents, carers and families, thank you for the encouragement, guidance and love you have given our graduates throughout their school years. We also acknowledge the teachers and support staff who have nurtured their learning and wellbeing along the way.

To our graduating students: we are proud of you. As you begin this next chapter, may you use your gifts generously, act with courage and compassion, and remain open to opportunities to learn and serve. You leave with our warmest wishes and prayers for the future.

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Thank You to Our Year 12 College Exam Supervisors

A sincere thank you to Br Asiri, Br Stephen, Br Matthew, Mrs Markich, Flavia Dias, Dallas Curtis, Jenny Leeming, Gail Arnold, Carol O’Bzrien and Leya Binoy for supervising our recent Year 12 College examinations.

Your time, care and professionalism helped create a calm and supportive environment, allowing our students to concentrate on doing their best. We greatly appreciate your willingness to support our Year 12 students at this important stage of their final year. Thank you for helping the examination period run smoothly and for contributing to the care and encouragement our students receive from our school community.

Mr P Murphy

Deputy Principal - Years 9 & 12

Uniform and Personal Presentation Reminders for Term 4

In Term 4, students are required to wear their Full Summer Uniform. Students are also reminded to ensure their uniform and personal presentation is of a high standard and meets College expectations (refer to page 22 of the College Diary).

Girls Summer Uniform

Boys Summer Uniform

College dress with College Crest and gold piping on collar and sleeves. Should be modest length, on the knee.
College jumper if cold.
Plain black leather lace up school shoes with a low heel. Shoes should be kept polished with laces tied up. (Mary-Janes, lace up pumps, black casual shoes, black leather sport shoes or black flat shoes are not acceptable).
College socks. Socks need to be visible above the top of the shoes.
College reversible bucket hat. For outdoor wear, compulsory during Term 4. No hat, no play.

College grey shorts. (Compulsory for Years 7 to 9 students). Should be worn above the hips.
College dark grey trousers. (Optional for Years 10 to 12 students). Should be worn above the hips.
College socks. Worn to show College colours.
College shirt with Crest. Should be tucked in at all times.
College jumper if cold.
Plain black leather lace up school shoes with a low heel. Shoes should be kept polished with laces tied up. (Pointed dress shoes, black casual shoes or black flat shoes without laces are not acceptable).
College reversible bucket hat. For outdoor wear, compulsory during Term 4. No hat, no play.

Miss C Abel

Deputy Principal - Years 7 & 10