Service to the Community - What a great start… We are all challenged to respond to the needs of others with humility to make a difference by contributing to build a more just and sustainable world. How can we do this? As Dominicans, our preaching, our contemplation and the pursuit of justice are grounded in our life of study. Our preaching is inseparable from our passion for the truth. St C...

On Thursday, 8 March, Year 10 Religion and Society classes gathered in the auditorium to listen to the Jewish Christian Muslim Association (JCMA) presentation. As we listened, we were able to gain an understanding of the three main monotheistic religions which are Islam, Judaism and Christianity. There were three presenters, one representing each religion. They explained the basic beliefs, history...

VCE Season of Excellence The Arts and Technology Department has begun the year well. Three students from last year’s Year 12 cohort have been chosen to exhibit in the 2018 VCE Season of Excellence. Jessica Sexton and Sinead Hickey will have their work exhibited at the Ian Potter Centre, NGV from Friday, 23 March until Sunday, 15 July as part of the Top Arts exhibition and Natalie Borgese wil...

On Friday, 23 February, six Year 8 students went on an excursion to The University of Melbourne to complete the Robogals program. The program is aimed specifically at girls in order to address the current gender disparity in STEM fields such as programming and engineering. They worked with girls from other schools to write programs for Lego Mindstorms robots in order to solve problems in an outer ...

McAuley House Toiletries and Stationery Drive It was fitting that the delivery of the large collection of toiletries and stationery to McAuley House fell on International Women’s Day (IWD). After the IWD breakfast, a van full of much needed goods were taken to McAuley House's brand new premises in Footscray. Thank you to all the staff, students and community members who donated to the drive....

Every year, the VicPhys association books out Luna Park for VCE Physics students across the state to visit and perform physics calculations in a real life environment. Students were able to use vests with in-built force sensors to record the forces on their bodies at different points of various rides. While it is easy to say things like 'you feel lighter at the top of a roller coaster and heavier ...