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Thank you, teachers
St Patrick’s College students have celebrated the tireless efforts of their teachers with a video of thanks on World Teachers’ Day.
2017 College Captain Mitch Tuddenham is living out his dreams
It’s great to catch up with 2017 College Captain Mitch Tuddenham (SPC 2012-17), who is currently living out his dreams across the globe in Tanzania, Africa, volunteering at a Maasai community near Arusha. Mitch graduated from Deakin University with a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Anthropology. Mitch is looking to undertake PhD research with…
Old Boys in the News – October 2023
Our Old Collegians have been making the headlines, including: Angus Phasey (SPC 2012-16), pictured above, who is a serving member of HMAS Ballarat based in Western Australia, who was thrilled to be able to enjoy a working trip home to Ballarat last week. Read more about Angus’ life and family connections with the Australian Navy…
SPC farewells our Year 12 Class of 2023
St Patrick’s College has farewelled its Year 12 Class of 2023, celebrating a journey of learning, faith and friendship.
Former AFL player Tom Boyd to speak at 2023 MENtal Brekky
Former AFL player and mental health advocate Tom Boyd will headline this month’s Chris Yeung Fund MENtal Brekky.
SPC celebrates rugby season
St Patrick’s College welcomed back Old Collegian and NSW Waratahs player Ola Tauelangi this week for our Rugby Presentation Dinner.
College announces 2024 student leadership
St Patrick’s College is delighted to announce its student leaders for 2024.
Year 7 2025 Information Session: Register your attendance today
St Patrick’s College is delighted to invite your family to the Year 7 2025 Information Session on Wednesday 11 October from 5pm-6.30pm.
Performing arts students celebrated at presentation dinner
SPC has celebrated the outstanding achievements of students across the areas of drama, debating, public speaking and music.
Old Boys in the News – September 2023
Our Old Collegians have been making the headlines, including: It’s fantastic to see many familiar faces working on the College’s new $20m Performing Arts Centre at the moment. A number of the workers on site at the moment are Old Collegians, pictured above with College Principal Steven O’Connor, ranging from designers to a large team…