Experience has taught me that Week 7 of a term can be a challenging one and it's an important time to do the simple things well in order to finish the term positively. We have a busy three weeks of t…
National Reconciliation Week concludes next Tuesday. At last Tuesday’s assembly we began by structuring our acknowledgment of country and prayer rituals around the theme. Thank you to Year 9 students…
Almost 1 in 2 Australians will be diagnosed with cancer before the age of 85. We have joined with the Cancer Council to help change that! our morning tea held in May raised vital funds to help bring …
The cold weather arrived just in time for our annual Beanies for Brain Cancer Day. Each year, in conjunction with the first State of Origin game, we call the whole school to action - show your true c…
National Sorry Day National Sorry Day, held on 26 May each year, is an important day during which we remember the past Australian policies and practices of forced child removal amongst Aboriginal an…
Dash for Crash 2025 – Join Us This Sunday! I’m looking forward to seeing everyone bright and early this Sunday from 7am for the annual Dash for Crash fundraiser. Despite my better judgment, I’ll be t…
A blog by Hayden Wessling Midway through Term Two, myself and three other students, Manahali, Hatio, and Kyle, participated in an EREA fundraising initiative; Doco in a Day. Believe it or not, the na…
With the goal of building respectful relationships and fostering connection between students from Ambrose Treacy College and Brigidine College, the recent Year 8 Social was a heart-warming success—fu…
As we prepare for the College Formal Photo day on Wednesday this week, one of our great traditions is the presenting of the Service, Learning and Leadership badges and House badges in Year 10. I was …