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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 […]
PastManly Christian Brothers School was originally situated in Raglan Street, Manly, and classes began in 1929. In 1986, the Diocese of Broken Bay was formed and now St Paul’s, as […]
St Pauls Catholic College has a proud history of being a positive force in the community. Our school has nourished a Catholic community that has worked for many years to […]
St Clare’s College is a strong and supportive community that actively prioritises educational innovation, while honouring our history and faith-based heritage. A St Clare’s student enjoys a personalised education, in […]
At St Andrews College, our mission is to provide students with an invaluable learning experience that aims to challenge, nurture, and enrich their abilities. The College’s legacy of success in […]
Although Southern Cross Catholic College Burwood (SCCC) is newly formed, it is situated on historically rich grounds. Formerly Christian Brothers’ College, SCCC was founded in 2010. Today, we are proud […]
Santa Sophia Catholic College was established in 2018 with a cohort of 23 Year 7 students focusing on preparing students for the workplace of the future and with an emphasis […]
The College has been educating girls, boys and young women for 130 years, growing from a school of six students and seven Dominican Sisters in Strathfield. In 2024, the College, […]
The present and future success of each student at Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown is built upon the successes of the past. Students are encouraged to achieve success in the present […]
Inspired by an Irish spirit of adventure, nine sisters of Mercy left Callan Ireland in 1888 for Parramatta. They were passionate about nurturing the Catholic faith and were committed to […]
As we embark on the journey into 2024, Oakhill College stands as a testament to the transformative power of our past, present and future. Steeped in tradition and driven by […]
The history of Mount St Benedict College dates back to 1966 when the first classes were held in the basement of the novitiate of the Sisters of the Good Samaritan, […]
