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Revised arrangments for Term 1 Progress Meetings - UPDATED 23 MARCH

Progress Meetings scheduled for Thursday 26 March will be conducted by phone. Teachers will be available between 2.00 and 6.00pm. There will be no Progress Meetings on 14 April.

Parents are asked to email the teachers they wish to speak with, indicating a preferred 1-hour block of availability, eg

Please call me (0432 986 543) between 3 - 4pm on 26 March to discuss the progress of XXXX in Maths 

Teachers will endeavour to meet all requests with a 10-minute discussion, but this is an untried system.

“Choose the subjects you want to do, rather than the subjects you
think you should.”

College Co-Captain Alannah believes that the key to success in secondary school is to follow your passions. 

Alannah followed her own advice, choosing a broad mix of subjects for VCE including Maths Methods, Specialist Maths, Literature, Legal Studies, History of Revolutions and a university extension in History and Philosophy of Science.

Coronavirus is an evolving international health concern. Around the world, people are being affected in many ways. Individuals of all ages from numerous nationalities are being diagnosed with the virus –– it doesn’t discriminate. Although children are considered at lower risk of infection, they are not immune to the multitude of news reports regularly seen or heard in the media.

Teachers have invariably described Zoe as focused, organised and diligent. Beneath her quiet and gentle manner is an inquisitive, thoughtful and reflective learner, ready to ask the difficult question or to help other students. 

Zoe was a self-motivated student with a genuine desire to understand problems whether they be within the logic of Mathematics or the philosophical challenges of Ethics.

Here we are, already into the second half of first term, with students engaged in a myriad of learning experiences.

We are excited to ‘let our light shine for others’, as is already evident with the keen involvement of new leaders with ideas to support communities who suffered in the recent bushfires in addition to our commitment through Project Compassion to Caritas Australia.

Seeking help when needed is one of the keys to success.

Did you know Homework Club and lunchtime Maths Support are available to students who are looking for extra guidance in their studies?

Homework Club

For students in Years 7, 8 and 9
Wednesdays, 3.20 to 4.20pm in the Learning Commons
Teacher assistance with homework and assessment tasks
A valuable quiet time and space to assist organisation and completing work
And.

On the 25 February, an enthusiastic group of students set out early in the morning to Eastern Beach Geelong, to compete in the SCSA Triathlon.

Upon arrival the girls were ready to put in the last hard yards of their long training sessions that have occurred over the last three weeks.

On 6 February, Year 12s engaged in our last school Welcome Night.

We came together to attend a beautiful Liturgy with the purpose of highlighting our 2020 College theme 'Shine your light for others'. We had time to reflect on how we, individually and as a cohort, will shine our light to lead others.

We were delighted to celebrate student achievement with parents, grandparents, guardians and family friends at our High Achievers Assembly.

Congratulations to all students who can feel proud of their achievements in learning and are looking forward with excitement and anticipation to the next stage of their education journey.

Ensuring balance between her family, social and study commitments
was key to Jess's success

Jess commenced at Mater Christi College in Year 10 when her family moved to the hills. With the support of her teachers and fellow students she adapted to her new environment and quickly formed new friendships.