Year 6 students are preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation later this year. Confirmation is the final sacrament of initiation in the Catholic Church, sealing the gifts of the Holy Spirit and strengthening each child in their faith. To support this important moment, we invite all families with a Year 6 student participating in Confirmation to attend the Parent Information Night on Wednesday 23 July at 5.30pm in the Church.

This session will help parents understand the meaning and preparation for Confirmation and outline how they can actively support their child through this journey. Please confirm your attendance by completing the form linked below:

🔗 Parent Information Night RSVP

Get ready to hop into the Easter spirit on Monday, 8 April! The Friends of Mother Teresa invite all students to dress up in their best Easter-themed outfit for a gold coin donation.

Go all out with a full Easter costume OR keep it simple with bunny ears, an Easter t-shirt, or festive accessories with your sports uniform. Just remember—this isn’t a free dress day! If you're not in Easter attire, it’s College uniform as usual.

A portion of the funds raised will help install air conditioning in our parish church, making it a more comfortable space for everyone.

Let’s have some fun, spread some Easter cheer, and support a great cause!

We are thrilled to invite our Year 11 students to a River Cruise on the Crystal Swan on Friday, 28 March 2025. This exciting event offers a fantastic opportunity to celebrate and socialise in a unique setting. Tickets are $100 per student, covering transport to and from Barrack Street Jetty, canapés, soft drinks, and the cruise itself. Students with dietary requirements must specify them when purchasing tickets. All students and their parents/caregivers must agree to the event’s terms and conditions upon ticket purchase.

Students must also attend school, TAFE, or workplace learning for the full day on 28 March to be eligible.

A smart casual/semi-formal dress code applies, with attire expected to be neat, respectable, and modest. Flat shoes are mandatory due to OH&S regulations.

Any inappropriate behaviour during the event may result in removal and further consequences. We are excited to offer this special celebration and encourage students to take part.

For any questions, please contact the College or the Year 11 Coordinator, Mr Calkin.

As part of our Religious Education program and in collaboration with the Parish Sacramental Program, all Year Three students will participate in a Reconciliation Retreat Day.

This special retreat, held during normal school hours, will be led by the 24:7 Ministry Youth Group and supported by the Parish Catechist Coordinator. Students will be joined by members of the Parish community, creating a shared experience of faith and reflection.

🌿 Retreat Highlights:
✅ Deepening understanding of the Sacrament of Reconciliation
✅ Reflecting on personal actions and their impact on others
✅ Engaging activities led by 24:7 Ministry
✅ A supportive and faith-filled environment

This retreat provides a meaningful opportunity for students to grow in their faith, strengthen their understanding of reconciliation, and reflect on their spiritual journey. 🙏✨