Mary MacKillop College empowers young women to nurture their personal strengths and passions to be truly remarkable.
Your daughter will be part of a joy-filled community that promotes and encourages individuality, innovation and creativity. Our highly qualified staff, teaching in their fields of expertise, are passionate about providing a rigorous and student-centred academic program that embodies our Wellbing4Learning program. Grounded in positive psychology and restorative practices, this program ensures that students are ready to learn, in a caring and safe environment, while being challenged to take risks with their learning.
Honouring the uniqueness of every individual and grounded in a culture of welcome, we know that success looks different for everyone, and we are committed to helping all our students realise their full potential. Our educational belief encourages students to be curious about their passions and to seek out challenges.
Our curriculum, including our core and elective subjects, a STEAM program, an extensive sporting program, music ensembles, QDU debating, as well as social justice immersions and outdoor education, is evidence of our commitment to the holistic development of each student.
We will help your daughter to become a truly remarkable woman, ready to leave her mark on the world.
Quick Facts
Strong & successful Orientation and Transition Program supporting students from Primary to Secondary
Leading with Purpose Formation and Student Advocacy opportunities
1:1 student laptop program
All-inclusive sport program including CaSSSa Sports
Extensive co-curricular music options
Wellbeing programs including camps, retreats & immersions
Leadership opportunities and formation programs in all year levels
Wellbeing for Learning Framework: The MacKillop Way, Positive approaches to behaviour, our Learning Virtues and College Values, underpin our commitment to positive mental health to strengthen students’ learning potential.Buoyancy and […]
Mary MacKillop College builds capacity and empowers students to be women of tomorrow. We recognise that our world is changing faster than ever before and that we live vastly different […]
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2021 NAPLAN Results
Year
Reading
Writing
Spelling
Grammar
Numeracy
Year 7
559
545
560
560
547
Year 9
598
586
595
592
589
This table above shows the average student results for the year 2021. Data sourced from: https://www.myschool.edu.au
2022 NAPLAN Results
Year
Reading
Writing
Spelling
Grammar
Numeracy
Year 7
561
543
545
545
543
Year 9
596
575
584
594
585
This table above shows the average student results for the year 2022. Data sourced from: https://www.myschool.edu.au
Destinations
University enrolled: 56% TAFE/VET enrolled 19% Employment 19%