We believe in nurturing well-rounded individuals, ready to make their mark on the world. We offer a wealth of opportunities beyond the classroom, empowering students to discover their passions, develop their talents, and become leaders in their own right.

Through diverse opportunities and in the daily life of our Catholic schools, students develop their character and the values they need to succeed. With the support of dedicated teachers and school leaders, students learn resilience, teamwork, communication, and leadership skills, all while deepening their faith and their understanding of the world around them.

No matter where their passion lies, we're committed to helping every student discover their unique gifts and talents, and preparing them to make a positive impact on the world.

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Empowering the leaders of tomorrow

Our Catholic schools foster a strong sense of community and responsibility, providing a range of ways for students to step up and lead. 

School captains and student leaders
House and sport captains
Catholic student leaders
Youth Ministry Leaders
Wollongong Environment Network Ambassadors

School captains and student leaders

Student leaders are the voice of their peers, demonstrating authentic Catholic leadership, representing their school at events, and helping to create a positive school-wide culture.

House and sport captains

Depending on the structures at their school, students have the opportunity to lead their House or sporting teams, fostering team spirit and healthy competition.

Catholic student leaders

Our Catholic Student Leadership Program develops an understanding of our Jesus-centred model of leadership and its application to their everyday lives with their families, school community, and the broader world.

Youth Ministry Leaders

Students interested in deepening their faith can lead prayer groups, retreats, and other faith-based activities, inspiring in their peers a love of God, the traditions of the Church, and service to others. Learn more about how Youth Ministry Leaders live out their faith in our school communities.

Wollongong Environment Network Ambassadors

Students passionate about the environment can champion sustainability initiatives within their school and the wider community.

Diverse enrichment opportunities

We encourage students to explore their intellectual curiosity and develop a love of learning. Alongside a rigorous academic curriculum, we offer:

Creative and performing arts
Other subject areas

Creative and performing arts

Expressing their creativity

With expert specialist teachers and access to modern facilities, students can express their creativity through music, drama, dance, and visual arts. 

We offer a range of performance opportunities, including our annual Christmas Story Art Exhibition for Year 5 and 6 students, and our prestigious Illuminate showcase for HSC performers in music, art, drama, and dance.

Other subject areas

Expanding their horizons

Wherever their passion lies, students can explore their interests in a wide range of subjects, from science and technology to history and languages. 

Our students also have the opportunity to participate in external events like the Da Vinci Decathlon, where students and their peers from other schools engage in a range of competitive academic challenges.

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Sport and physical activity

We believe in the importance of physical activity for both health and wellbeing. Our schools offer a wide range of in-school and elite sporting opportunities, catering to all interests and skill levels.

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Endless possibilities: Co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities

Our Catholic schools offer a variety of clubs, activities, and excursions, allowing students to pursue their passions and broaden their horizons. From school debating competitions, to social justice initiatives, camps, and STEM MAD showcases, there's something for everyone.

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