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25 Sep 2026

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On Wednesday evening, we gathered together for our Year 12 Graduation Awards Ceremony, a wonderful celebration recognising the achievements and journey of our graduating Class of 2026. The evening was an opportunity to celebrate our students and acknowledge their dedication, commitment and accomplishments throughout their years at Caroline Chisholm College. We proudly recognised students who achieved First in Course, along with the recipients of our Special Awards, celebrating the many ways our students have contributed to and enriched our College community. As our graduates prepare to take their next steps beyond school, they were reminded of their Year 12 theme: “Now is Your Moment – Embrace the Sprint.” Don’t wait until you feel completely ready. Don’t wait until you feel fearless. Now is your moment. Be brave enough to take the opportunity. Be kind enough to lift others along the way. And be confident enough to be completely, unapologetically you. Your school days may be ending, but your story is only just beginning. Congratulations to the Class of 2026 on this wonderful achievement. We are incredibly proud of you and look forward to seeing where your journey takes you next. Congratulations, Year 12! Your moment is now.

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24 Sep 2026

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What an incredibly special and emotional way to celebrate the final day for our Year 12 students! The day began with a beautiful breakfast, giving our Year 12 students the opportunity to come together, share some laughs and celebrate the friendships and memories they have made over the past six years. Their final Year 12 Assembly was a wonderful trip down memory lane, as students reflected on their journey at Caroline Chisholm College. A special video capturing their highlights over the past six years brought back plenty of memories, followed by a music video from the staff for the Class of 2026. The day continued with their final gathering with the whole College community. A beautiful liturgy and blessing provided a meaningful opportunity to pause, reflect and give thanks for their time at Caroline Chisholm, before our Year 7 and Year 11 students formed a guard of honour to farewell them. Walking through the guard of honour for the final time as students of Caroline Chisholm was an emotional and incredibly beautiful way for our Year 12s to finish their time with the student body.

24 Sep 2026

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Yesterday, our Year 12 students gathered together for a beautiful Graduation Mass, celebrated by Fr Johnson Joseph, Parish Priest of St Padre Pio Parish. As part of the celebration, each student was presented with a graduation stole, worn as a mark of completing their high school journey and as a sign of their new status as graduates of Caroline Chisholm College. As they now take their next steps beyond our College, our graduates carry with them the values that have guided their time at Caroline Chisholm - Faith, Courage, Tolerance, Dignity, Justice and Compassion. May these values continue to inspire and guide each of them as they begin this exciting new chapter. We are incredibly proud of our Year 12 graduates and wish them every blessing for the journey ahead.

23 Sep 2026

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Leaders’ Commissioning Ceremony Yesterday, we proudly gathered as a College community for our Leaders’ Commissioning Ceremony, recognising and celebrating the students who have been entrusted with leadership for the year ahead. The ceremony was a beautiful opportunity to formally commission our student leaders and remind them of the responsibility that comes with serving their peers and College community. We encourage our leaders to lead with Faith, Courage, Tolerance, Dignity, Compassion, and Justice, following in the footsteps of our patron, Caroline Chisholm. We congratulate all of our student leaders and look forward to seeing the positive impact they will make throughout the year. Congratulations to our 2027 College Leaders! We wish you every success as you embrace this important role and lead by example.

23 Sep 2026

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We proudly celebrate our graduating students of the 2026 Human Services Allied Health and Nursing courses. They were acknowledged in a graduating ceremony this week where their teachers and supporting healthcare providers spoke glowingly of their achievements and future prospects as healthcare providers. Angelina Cijo was acknowledged in particular for Clinical Excellence in Allied Health. We congratulate Alyssa, Jose, Sienna, Olivia, Amelia, Jemma, Katrina, Angelina, & Lucia for considerable achievement in these courses. Our ongoing thanks and appreciation goes to Mr Geoff Sullivan, our VET Coordinator, for his support and guidance for our students.

22 Sep 2026

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On Tuesday, some of our Djuramin students attended the whole-school assembly at Bethany. In this assembly, they shared their Indigenous culture with the Bethany community in the form of dance. About the performance, Harmoni in Year 8 said, "I had fun and it has made me more confident to share my culture with people who many not have seen it before." We thank Mrs Baldacchino at Bethany for helping to facilitate this performance, and the Bethany community for embracing it so kindly. We also thank Hannah from Jannawi Dance Clan and Mrs O from Captivate who continued to support our performance. Finally, a thank you and congratulations goes to the dancers, who represented our school and culture with pride!

22 Sep 2026

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Yesterday the Year 11 Ancient History class took part in an excursion to the Chau Chak Museum at the University of Sydney. After participating in two side quests; one to the enthralling history stacks of Fischer Library and the other to the Hogwarts-like Quad and Great Hall (to see the mini market for the University's Creativity Week), the students headed to the museum. The museum staff were incredibly accommodating and enthusiastic, starting with the Lego model of Pompeii (built by the Lego Master himself) and then looking at the various ancient Roman and Greek displays on offer. We also farewelled our learning of Egypt with a trip to the Egyptian wing before lunch. After lunch students were given the opportunity to handle real artefacts that had come from Pompeii and consider what they could tell us about the life of the people who had used them in their everyday lives. It was a fantastic day and the students gained a lot from the experience and received rave reviews from the museum staff for the insight and respect they showed while participating in the experience. Ms Esler feels very lucky to have such an enthusiastic and engaged class.