On Saturday morning, the 8th of March, Year 10 students from both Caroline Chisholm College and St Dominic's were joined by their art teachers and other staff members to display their amazing contemporary art installation.
Inspired by the Nepean River, Year 10 students created lino prints from images sketched after a visit to the river.
The beauty of the river was encapsulated in the resulting flags, postcards and hanging bottles displayed on a wonderful sunny morning at Tench Reserve.
Students Tori Campbell and Tara Dangerfield kept a blog updated on the morning of the installation, reflecting on the project based learning experience that had culminated in this final product.
Members of the public enjoyed the glorious weather as they strolled by and were greeted by students who were enthusiastic and eager to share with them what inspired each individual artwork and the project they engaged in to complete them.
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The Class of 2026 experienced a special event like no other today. Now in its third year, the Year 12 Careers High Tea is a signature event and a highlight of the College calendar, celebrating six decades of accomplished alumnae and the diverse career paths they’ve forged. Held exclusively for Year 12, our High Tea is designed to inspire students as they begin their HSC journey, offering real-world insights and encouragement from women who share a special bond across the years. The engaging forum featured keynote speaker Professor Emeritus Margot Kearns — our College's first ever Captain — alongside a panel of six remarkable graduates who shared stories of leadership, resilience and success. We were also pleased and honoured to welcome our special guests from CSPD and the Western Weekender. More than just an event, the Careers High Tea continues to embody the College’s spirit of sisterhood, connection and aspiration. We sincerely thank these amazing women for generously sharing their time, wisdom and experiences with our students: Chantelle Al-Khouri (Class of 2016), Lauren Bozic (Class of 2014), Sam Arnold (Class of 2015), Margot Kearns (Class of 1977), Corinne Duffy (Class of 2000) and Emily Thomas (Class of 2003).
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At Wednesday's Lunch & Learn, a big crowd of students had the chance to meet CCC alumnae Rebecca Collins (Class of 2012) and Madeleine Vella (Class of 2020), who have built rewarding careers in healthcare administration with OnePointHealth. As Healthcare Support Officers, Bec and Maddy are part of a busy multidisciplinary team, working alongside allied health practitioners to manage day-to-day operations — from coordinating appointments and events to liaising with Medicare and NDIS providers. They shared inspiring stories about their journeys into healthcare, what a typical day looks like in their roles and how strong communication and people skills have shaped their progress. Both are also passionate about community programs through OnePoint Health’s charity partnerships, including The Footcare Project. Bec and Maddy spoke about how rewarding it is to be the first and last point of contact for patients — playing a crucial role in the overall patient experience and outcomes. We were thrilled to welcome them back to Caroline Chisholm College, and also extend our thanks to Alicia Whiticker from OnePoint Health's Marketing team for sharing insights into the organisation’s many career pathways and workplace culture. Thank you all for inspiring our students and showing the many pathways into meaningful, people-centred careers in health!
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There are so many ways to work in schools — but Learning Support is one of the most rewarding. It’s all about helping students overcome challenges, build confidence, and reach their potential. Today, we were joined by two incredible members of our Diversity Team, Mrs Southern-Gale and Mrs Fox, who hosted a group of students aspiring to careers in education at our latest Lunch & Learn. They shared insights into their roles, the pathways that led them there, and the joy that comes from making a difference every single day. Their passion for supporting others and being part of a caring team truly inspired our students to consider this meaningful and impactful career path.
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