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2,738 Followers, 22 Following, 994 Posts - Star of the Sea College (@staroftheseacollege) on Instagram: "Educating students spiritually, academically, physically and creatively in a compassionate Catholic context Mother's Lunch: Fri 25 Oct, BOOK VIA LINK"
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Star of the Sea College’s mission, vision and values have informed the academic and co-curricular programs since 1883, true to the principles of our founders Mothers John Byrne and Paul Fay. As the 16th Principal of Star of the Sea College, I acknowledge the Presentation Sisters and lay Principals who have come before me, and I am mindful of my responsibility in carrying forward their legacy.
Accessing Star Archives. Star archives will be unavailable onsite during the Heritage Project as we renovate our Heritage Building. We look forward to inviting you to tour our College when the renovations are complete (expected mid 2022). Our development team can provide student records and College archive information during this time.
"Star of the Sea provides my children with a quality learning environment. The staff are friendly, welcoming and personable and always seem to know all the children by name. The school has a great community feel, with teachers, parents and children being involved in many after school events throughout the year."
The Year 10 program includes a diverse academic curriculum as well as a dedicated series of programs and events to enlighten and empower Star of the Sea College students for their future. A strong focus on careers is embedded into many of the additional program offerings for Year 10 students, including the development of a Morrisby Careers Profile , Meet with Success and Tertiary Day .
Star of the Sea College’s Past Students’ Association proudly invites the Star Community* to this year’s Stars Speak event, featuring two remarkable First Nations’ past students, Shelley Reys AO (1984) and Bayley Mifsud (Merindah-Gunya) (2016).
