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Villanova College is a Catholic school in the Augustinian tradition dedicated to nurturing young men of intellect, faith, integrity and courage. Since its establishment in 1948 by visionary Augustinian priests […]
As we head swiftly towards 50 years of providing high quality and affordable education to young people, it is only fitting that we reflect on where we have come from […]
St Patrick’s College has a proud history of educating young men since 1952. The College has been home to thousands of students and has provided them and their families with […]
Throughout our 161-year history, we have grown into a contemporary Catholic school for girls. St Mary’s College provides all young women with opportunities to excel and lead. Our students develop […]
St Laurence’s College Old Boys, current students and future students are all connected in the black and gold and play a pivotal role in shaping the College’s identity. The Lauries […]
The values of Blessed Edmund Rice shaped our beginning, encouraging and growing boys into young men equipped with the confidence and knowledge to make their mark in the world. While […]
Our Past, Our Present Our Future: St. John Fisher College (SJFC), has a rich history deeply intertwined with the ideals of our patron saint, John Fisher. Our Past: A Legacy […]
A beacon of educational excellence in the Edmund Rice tradition, St James College embodies a rich history of faith, learning, and global interconnectedness. The college’s multinational campus is a vibrant […]
As St Benedict’s College celebrates its first decade since opening in 2013, we continue to thrive in a Catholic Christian context, grounded in the Benedictine tradition and its values of […]
The College’s rich history stems back to the 1940s when the original Brigidine Sisters’ school first opened its doorsin January 1948 as St Bernadette’s Primary School. Our Lady Help of […]
San Sisto College respectfully upholds the living culture of First Nations people and their age-old traditions and is committed to the continuing journey of Reconciliation. As a Catholic learning community […]
In 1956, the Franciscan Friars responded to a request from the Franciscan Sisters to relieve the pressure on their Parish School by opening a school to educate boys. Padua College […]
