Parents are invited to an Information Night where they will hear important information from the College Principal, Leader of Wellbeing and will have the opportunity to meet their child’s PCG Teacher.
Information includes:
The evening will conclude with a cheese and wine function allowing parents the opportunity to meet. This is a parent only event.
This is an opportunity for parents to:
This is an opportunity for parents to hear from the Senior Leadership of the College about the hopes and aspirations for 2019, and your classroom teachers to provide you with important information that will support a settled environment.
Parents are invited to an Information Night where they will hear important information from the College Principal, Deputy Principal Mission and Catholic Identity, Leader of Wellbeing and PCG Teachers. Information includes:
The Year 11 Blue and Year 12 Gold Embarkation Camp is a three-day retreat held at Serpentine Camp Centre. The two programs are held in conjunction in order to facilitate peer support, role modelling and community formation.
For the Year 11 Blue Caravel, it provides an opportunity to review the Red Crossing, informs the rowers of the expectations of the Blue Crossing and focuses on what it might mean to ‘live as Christ’s disciples’. As such, there is a strong focus on the development of a personal faith commitment.
The Gold Embarkation Program, provides an opportunity to review the Blue Crossing, informs the rowers of the expectations of the Gold Crossing and focuses on what it means to “be a witness in my community”. The camp seeks to form a supportive and committed group who will see the journey through.
At the end of the camp, the Blue and Gold rowers are given the opportunity to decide whether they wish to continue with the Caravel Crossing in 2019. Those who wish to continue will affirm their commitment to their Caravel.
