Students come first

The community of Mary MacKillop Catholic Regional College has a strong focus on student wellbeing. It is supported by a shared vision and programs in order for everyone to feel safe and well cared for throughout their educational journey.

The college acknowledges that feeling comfortable at school and being happy and healthy has a direct impact on each student’s capacity for optimal learning – and for them to flourish in their chosen field.

Equally, enjoying school and being engaged in learning influences a student’s wellbeing in particular their confidence and resilience.

The relationship between wellbeing and learning is critical to the development of the whole person and why the college chooses to focus on the holistic development of our students.

Students are supported and motivated to develop their strengths, grow and learn from challenges and complexities and develop positive relationships as the foundation for their learning.

A commitment to fostering positive behaviour with the college underpins wellbeing at the college.

Our new Senior School building is an innovative learning precinct where year 11 and 12 students and staff can work together to create positive learning experiences.

The building is surrounded by outdoor landscaping that provides students and staff with a contemporary space.

Take ownership, think deeply, make connections, be courageous.