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John Paul College was formed in 1979 by the merging of two Colleges, Stella Maris College (girls) and Marianist College (boys). The founding orders, the Faithful Companions of Jesus (Stella […]
Genazzano FCJ College is a Catholic ELC – 12 Girls’ School with a rich, 135 year history. Our PastFounded by the Faithful Companions of Jesus (FCJ) Sisters in 1889, the […]
The educational journey at Emmaus College ignites a life-long love of learning into the heart of every student. Acknowledging current education and where it will progress is at the forefront […]
De La Salle College brings 112 years’ tradition of excellence in Catholic boys’ education, inspiring engagement, belonging, creativity, and lifelong learning in a supportive environment. We nurture an inclusive community […]
Catholic Regional College Caroline Springs is a young, vibrant and evolving school with outstanding new facilities and vast opportunities. Founded in 2007 as a Year 7 to 10 co-educational College […]
At Ave Maria College, we are rich in tradition and are future focused. While we are led by the example set by the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary, who established the […]
The Assumption College community was founded in 1893 to provide Catholic families living in remote and regional areas with a high-quality schooling and boarding experience for their children. Over the […]
Aquinas College began as two aligned schools that united to become greater than the sum of its parts. Aquinas Boys’ College was established in 1961 by the Christian Brothers, joined […]
Building on the Academy’s reputation as an established and respected institution, the new Master Plan is our vision to foster a place that is stimulating, harmonious, nurturing and minimises environmental […]
What holds our past, present and future together is the consistency of our Values – Generosity of Spirit, Hope, Justice, Respect and Service of the Poor. In the very different […]
In 2023, St. Vincent’s College Ashfield embarked on its journey as a transformative K–12 coeducational Catholic school, the result of merging three esteemed Ashfield institutions – St Vincent’s Catholic Primary […]
In just four years, St Scholastica’s College will celebrate its sesquicentenary – 150 years since its founding in 1878 in Pitt Street, Sydney as a Catholic school for girls. It […]
