Our Vision and Mission Statement
Vision
As a community, we are inspired by Christ, to pursue, provide and promote fullness of life for all.
Mission
To live the Christian message of love by -
- building positive relationships
- ensuring a safe, supportive and inclusive environment that promotes high outcomes and celebrates achievements
- providing relevant and purposeful opportunities for growth
- working in collaborative partnerships to provide high quality, stimulating and evidence informed learning
- empowering all to be responsible citizens of our world through caring for our common home
Our BRICKS for living a Christian Life
BE Respectful, Inclusive, Courageous, Kind
“A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another."
John 13: 34
Information
Parental Engagement
Employment
Fees
The Advisory Council sets the School Fees with direction from the Diocesan Education Board.
They are payable in a lump sum or by instalments. If there is any difficulty meeting the payments, please speak with the Principal and arrangements will be made in confidence.
Those eligible for Education Maintenance Allowance and/or Travel Allowance can make arrangements to have these credited to their account if necessary.
The Student Levy and Swimming/Excursion Levy are charged per student at the beginning of the school year. The Student Levy supplements the government grant and is budgeted into subject areas for the children.
School Fees as at 1st January 2025:
Family Fee - $1,550 per family
Student Fee - $290 per student
Swimming/Excursion Levy - $230 per student
Capital Levy - $100 per family
Fundraising Levy - $80 per family
We welcome all students and their families who share or respect our Catholic faith, values and traditions.
Catholic education is supported by State and Federal funding, with families contributing the balance of the cost of educating their children.
At times, some families are unable to meet their commitment to the full costs of education.
As a Catholic school system, we ensure fee relief mechanisms are available to support families in time of need.
We encourage these discussions on enrolment or as these needs emerge.
School Wide Positive Behaviours
Uniform
Girl's Uniform
SUMMER:
Check dress, white socks and black shoes, woollen jumper, green skorts, and short sleeved gold polo top with school logo.
WINTER:
Checked tunic, or green dress pants, gold polo, black tights and black shoes.
School waterproof spray jacket is optional.
Boy's Uniform
SUMMER:
Gold short sleeved polo with logo, grey shorts or trousers, green woollen jumper, grey socks and black shoes.
WINTER:
Grey trousers, gold polo, grey socks and black shoes. School woollen jumper is worn with both summer and winter uniforms. Black shoes, not sneakers are the requirement for footwear. School waterproof spray jacket is optional.
Sports Uniform
SUMMER
Gold polo shirt, green rugby shorts, white socks and sports footwear. Green netball skirts for girls. Gold school polo top. WINTER
Green Track pants and track jumper with school logo
Please note:
Please ensure all school clothing is names with a prominent name tag.
School polo shirts and rugby tops are available for purchase through the School Office.
Children's hair should be neatly trimmed, with long hair being tied back to lessen any annoyance it may cause.
In colder weather, children are advised to have a coat to wear because of the vast difference between the temperatures inside the classroom and outside. Jewellery is not to be worn to school. Studs may be worn, but not decorated earrings. Nail polish is not to be worn at school.