Our Mission is ‘to work in an environment of mutual respect for all cultures and backgrounds and celebrating the Gospel principles in order to achieve quality education for all.’

‘You are the Light of the world, let Jesus shine through you to others.’

Matthew 5:14-16

Mission through Courage, Kindness and Reconciliation

During 2025 our educational focus will be to improve Literacy and Numeracy skills — staff, students and families working together so all our students achieve at least 12 months growth. Other goals for the year are:

Build a community that continues to learn

-Improve student achievement in English & Mathematics, through HITP coaching and explicit, evidence-based teaching.

 - Enhance student achievement in English & Mathematics by strengthening staff data literacy, focusing on analysing and applying data to inform and improve teaching and learning practices 

Build a community that is connected -Improve student attendance and strengthen family engagement to support learning and wellbeing.

A Tribute to Pope Francis (by ArchBishop Prowse - taken from Catholic Voice)

We mourn the death of our beloved Pope Francis. What a great gift Pope Francis has been as our Pope over these 12 years.

He has been a Pope of many firsts. He is the first Pope who was a member of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). He was also the first Pope from the Americas and the Southern Hemisphere. He was the first Pope born and raised outside Europe since the 8^th Century.

Finally, he is the first Pope to have chosen the name “Francis” as his Papal name.

Pope Francis has given so much hope to the Catholic Church and the world in general. He has been a Pope who has encouraged us to open ourselves more fully to the merciful love of Jesus.

Pope Francis interacted with the crowds in a very personal way. He would continually stop his Pope-mobile to embrace and bless children and the infirm. Quite often there were old friends invited into his vehicle or unexpected people going for a ride! Pope Francis also made an annual trip to wash the feet of prisoners during Holy Week.

Pope Francis was always insisting that everyone is welcomed into the Church no matter what their situation.

May his dear soul rest in peace.

Month of May - Celebrate our Mothers and Jesus' mother, Mary.

May is the Month of Mary. For centuries, the Catholic Church has set aside the entire month of May to honor Mary, Mother of God. We also celebrate all Mothers this weekend. 

 Happy Mother's Day to all the wonderful mothers and grandmothers in our school community! We're so grateful for your unwavering support, love, and guidance in our students' lives. Your dedication to nurturing and shaping our children is truly inspiring. This Mother's Day, we wish you a day filled with joy, love, and relaxation!