It has been a dynamic year for our Year 12 Class of 2021, the first cohort to engage in learning as senior students at the St Gabriel Centre. As their outstanding SACE results were announced earlier in the week, we were proud to celebrate the success for each and every student, as well as a number of incredible individual highlights.
At Nazareth Catholic College we strive to provide students with engaging, diverse, inclusive, and stimulating curriculums that cater to each child's physical, social, emotional, spiritual, and academic development.
Year 7 students are engaged with applications for real-world problems through the integrated subjects of HEaRT and SMaRT.
Dressed to the nines on the last day of school, our middle school students were out to set a new trend in the name of sustainability and charity.
The transformed St Sebastian Centre at the Flinders Park Campus was bursting at the seams with over 300 students all donning recycled outfits for a ‘Second Chance Social’ event.
Over the last few weeks, the words success and achievement have been thrown around. Most recently both our Year 10 and Year 11 students have continued the extensive process of selecting subjects that will assist them in achieving a post-secondary course of choice. Likewise, our Stage 2 students are working extremely hard to complete final assessments and with the end of year examinations on the horizon. So the question often asked is, what does it mean to succeed?
In a world where technology is becoming increasingly vital, 2020 graduate Alessa Dumbrill is determined to ensure that students of all abilities can access digital education.
Each night, more than 25,000 children are homeless in Australia. As their safety, their education, their emotional and physical health perish, Nazareth aims to support those who are less fortunate. Throughout the year, Nazareth students participate in clothing appeals, can drives and Christmas hamper activities to ensure these children are kept warm and the threat of hunger does not become apparent, especially in winter.
By Seth Crothers | University of South Australia Journalism & Professional Writing Student / Nazareth Graduate (2019)
It is our great pleasure to inform our community that Nazareth Catholic Community, in conjunction with Catholic Education South Australia has secured the purchase of a 2.64 hectare site at 344 Findon Road, Kidman Park. The property, located approximately 1.6km from both the Flinders Park and Findon Campuses will cater exclusively for Year 11 and Year 12 students and become a third campus for Nazareth Catholic Community.
Parents and Reception students were welcomed to the Nazareth Findon Campus last week, for their penultimate ‘Loving Learning Thriving’ Transition Program session.
Students were introduced to Reception teachers, campus facilities, and are encouraged to participate in craft and curriculum aligned activities.
Meanwhile, parents were educated about online learning platforms, our everyday maths and literacy program and Nazareth’s Communication platforms.
Mid-Year Receptions will begin on Wednesday 21 July, at the beginning of Term 3.
By Seth Crothers | University of South Australia Journalism & Professional Writing Student / Nazareth Graduate (2019)
Today our St Gabriel Centre was officially opened and blessed.
Our inaugural 'Cafe Theology' session is next week!
To find out more or register your interest please email Joe Hicks on joe.hicks@nazareth.catholic.edu.au
We hope to see you there.