Student Wellbeing - St Aloysius College
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Student Wellbeing - St Aloysius College
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About
Welcome
Mercy Vision & Values
Why a Girls’ School?
History
City Location & Facilities
Strategic Plan
Masterplan
Reconciliation in Action
School Governance
Employment Opportunities
Child Safe Environments
Learning
Primary
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Student Opportunities
STEM
The Arts
Languages & Cultural Immersions
Student Leadership
Social Justice
Physical Education & Sport
Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
Clubs & Activities
Student Wellbeing
Careers Education
Enrolment
School Tours & Open Night
Our Enrolment Process
School Fees
International Students & Study Tours
国际生
Scholarships
School Services
OSHC
Uniform Shop
Canteen
Online Payments
ELC
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Community
Latest News
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Calendar & Term Dates
SAC Playgroup
Old Scholars
Volunteers
Quick Links for Families
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Connecting and Belonging
At St Aloysius College, we aim to create an environment where your daughter is safe, connected and has a deep sense of belonging. By shaping learning experiences to enhance the emotional and social wellbeing of all of our students, our programs and structures will assist and support your daughter as she develops her knowledge, skills and connections throughout her schooling.
With a strong focus on the health and happiness of every individual in our community, we work in partnership with you and your daughter with mutual understanding and trust.
Your daughter’s social development and wellbeing is supported through specific programs embedded across the curriculum including Peer Support, The Coaching Collective, Support in Action (SiA) Sister Program and the
Justice and Mercy (JAM) Group
. These initiatives strengthen relationships, establish support networks across different year levels and build capacity for leadership.
“I love being able to participate in co-curricular activities and fundraisers that help the community. I am very grateful for the support and opportunities I receive here.”
oLIVIA, yEAR 5 STUDENT
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Book a Tour
About
Welcome
Mercy Vision & Values
Why a Girls’ School?
History
City Location & Facilities
Strategic Plan
Masterplan
Reconciliation in Action
School Governance
Employment Opportunities
Child Safe Environments
Learning
Primary
Secondary
Student Opportunities
STEM
The Arts
Languages & Cultural Immersions
Student Leadership
Social Justice
Physical Education & Sport
Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
Clubs & Activities
Student Wellbeing
Careers Education
Enrolment
School Tours & Open Night
Our Enrolment Process
School Fees
International Students & Study Tours
国际生
Scholarships
School Services
OSHC
Uniform Shop
Canteen
Online Payments
ELC
Catherine McAuley Library
Community
Latest News
Newsletter
Calendar & Term Dates
SAC Playgroup
Old Scholars
Volunteers
Quick Links for Families
Contact Us
Connecting and Belonging
At St Aloysius College, we aim to create an environment where your daughter is safe, connected and has a deep sense of belonging. By shaping learning experiences to enhance the emotional and social wellbeing of all of our students, our programs and structures will assist and support your daughter as she develops her knowledge, skills and connections throughout her schooling.
With a strong focus on the health and happiness of every individual in our community, we work in partnership with you and your daughter with mutual understanding and trust.
Your daughter’s social development and wellbeing is supported through specific programs embedded across the curriculum including Peer Support, The Coaching Collective, Support in Action (SiA) Sister Program and the
Justice and Mercy (JAM) Group
. These initiatives strengthen relationships, establish support networks across different year levels and build capacity for leadership.
“I love being able to participate in co-curricular activities and fundraisers that help the community. I am very grateful for the support and opportunities I receive here.”
oLIVIA, yEAR 5 STUDENT
STORYBOX ONLINE
PRIMARY EBOOKS
SECONDARY EBOOKS
GALE EBOOKS
GALE HIGH SCHOOL
GALE ONEFILE
GALE NEWS
INFOBASE ANCIENT HISTORY
INFOBASE MODERN HISTORY
BRITANNICA
INFORMIT
Request a Digital Prospectus