DESIGNED FOR LEARNING SUCCESS

16 May 2025

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14 May 2025

From Facebook

Congratulations to our team at Arrunga who have been awarded an Excellence award in the Australian Education Awards for 2025. This recognises the great work that they do particularly in inclusion snd engagement across St Luke’s Catholic College

14 May 2025

SPECIAL REPORT: Vaping & E-Cigarettes | St Luke's Catholic College - Marsden Park

📣 On Monday our Year 11 students took part in a powerful session by Life Education Australia, focusing on Drugs and Vaping. As part of our commitment to student wellbeing, this session aimed to provide our young people with the knowledge and skills to make safe and informed decisions. 💬 We encourage parents and carers to continue the conversation at home. Helpful resources from the session have been sent via email, and you can also explore this special report on vaping via SchoolTV for expert advice and support: 🔗 https://buff.ly/qxz9drw Together, we can help our young people stay informed and safe. 💙 #StLukesMarsdenPark #WellbeingMatters #LifeEducationAustralia #VapingAwareness #SchoolTV

13 May 2025

From Facebook

Lots of excitement with parents and students at the information evening for year 11 subject selections.

12 May 2025

A Day in the life at Arrunga

Congratulations to St Luke’s Arrunga who have received an Excellence award from “The Educator”. This places Arrunga as a finalist in the category of “Special Education School of the Year” and is wonderful recognition of the work that our educators, led by Mrs Goodwill and with CSPD support do in ensuring every child has the opportunity to grow as faith filled curious children to become creative contributors and innovative problem solvers for a changing world

10 May 2025

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We are incredibly proud of our students who have officially graduated from Academy U and successfully completed a first year university subject- Leadership in Complexity, while still in high school. All graduates are now eligible to receive a conditional offer to study at Western Sydney University and are invited to apply for a scholarship. Even better, the subject they’ve completed can count as credit towards their future degree! A special congratulations to Mishwa and Anika, who graduated with distinction -an outstanding achievement! It has been a privilege to watch our Academy U students take on this challenge with determination and to see them graduate last night. You’ve all got bright futures ahead, and this is just the beginning. 🎓 🌟 👏

08 May 2025

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Big shoutout to Cassandra and Mehwish in Year 12 for organising a 10 week Model United Nations (MUN) program, running every Tuesday after school in Term 2! n the first session, students learned more about Model United Nations and formed teams who were then assigned a country to represent. The topic for Term 2 is: "Protecting Human Rights Amid Rising Global Inequalities" (aligned with Sustainable Development Goal 16) Each week, students will represent their countries, undertake research , draft position statements, and practise diplomacy and negotiation. In Week 10, they’ll take part in a full MUN debate — simulating a real UN session.

08 May 2025

From Facebook

Big shoutout to Cassandra and Mehwish in Year 12 for organising a 10 week Model United Nations (MUN) program, running after school every Tuesday. In the first session, students learned more about Model United Nations, formed teams and were assigned a country to represent. Each week, students will undertake research, represent their country, draft position statements, and practise diplomacy and negotiation. In Week 10, they’ll take part in a full MUN debate, simulating a real UN session. 🌏

08 May 2025

St Luke's Catholic College's cover photo

08 May 2025

St Luke's Catholic College's cover photo

08 May 2025

St Luke's Catholic College's cover photo

07 May 2025

Photos from St Luke's Catholic College's post

A great evening tonight listening to our counsellors discuss how the Brain works - and stragies for working with children who are disregulated. We know parenting doesn’t come with a handbook, and our parent learning events have been well received and will continue next term. What would you most like to learn about as a parent?

07 May 2025

Photos from St Luke's Catholic College's post

Our very first Athletics Carnival was a vibrant celebration of school spirit, determination, and teamwork! Students from Arrunga and our Secondary years showcased their skills across a range of track and field events, as well as some throwback games like captain ball and tug of war — all competing for valuable house points. They cheered each other on with enthusiasm and pride, and our house colours lit up the day with friendly competition bringing out the best in everyone. Congratulations to our House Leaders for their leadership, and of course, to all of our participants for their incredible efforts. A massive thank you to Mrs Paz for organising this fantastic event, and to Mr Wellington, along with our dedicated staff and volunteers, for helping make the day run smoothly. We’re excited to see our primary years shine in their Athletics Carnivals over the coming weeks — stay tuned for the final results!

07 May 2025

How the K-4 Brain works: A parent learning event

Only a few hours left? Remember this is in the performance hall- you can enter via the Northbourne car park. Feel free to come along

07 May 2025

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This week, we welcomed Simon Carroll from Global School Partners, who introduced us to our new partner school, St Gavin’s Academy in Kisii County, Kenya. With around 150 students, St Gavin’s is dedicated to improving access to quality education. A group of St Luke’s students has volunteered to look after this partnership and it will be a student led initiative. Over the next few months, they’ll raise awareness at assemblies, fundraise for resources, organise a letter-writing program with younger students, and find creative ways to connect with St Gavin’s. Global School Partners believes in the power of education to break the cycle of poverty and that every small effort counts. Through this partnership, our students will connect, collaborate, and grow, expanding their global awareness while developing a deeper understanding of the world around them.