CATHOLIC CHARACTER OF THE SCHOOL
With a rich history dating back to 1916, our school is a vibrant, state-integrated Catholic community serving students from Year 0 to Year 8. At the heart of everything we do is our Special Catholic Character. This identity was formalised in 1983 as a commitment to live and teach the values of Jesus Christ according to the traditions of the Roman Catholic Church.
Education here is a journey we take together. We rely on the active involvement of our families to help these values take root. By leading lives of love, praying together at home, attending weekend Mass, and supporting school activities, parents play an essential role in nurturing our students' faith and growth.
Our Education-in-Faith Programme follows the National Catholic Religious Education Curriculum. There is ample provision for the celebration of Full School Masses and for Class Masses, for the Sacrament of Reconciliation and other liturgies whether they be in the school or in the Church. Children enjoy having their parents present on these occasions. It is especially important the parents of Year 3 – Year 4 children are deeply involved in their children’s’ First Communion programme and attend meetings arranged within the Parish.