Established in 1937, this boys school is situated in pleasant, tree-lined grounds in suburban Eastwood. The school strives to provide a relevant curriculum through collaboration with its whole community in an environment that guides students to a free commitment to the values of Christianity.
Facilities: Modern facilities with information technology rooms, ample PE areas, up-to-date computer facilities, TV studio, art and music rooms.
Electives Years 7 to 10: History, Geography, Commerce, Food Technology, Graphics Technology (Technical Drawing), Industrial Technology (Woodwork, Metal), Drama, Information and Software Technology (Computing Studies), Languages (Italian), TV Production, Music, Visual Arts.
Electives Years 11 and 12: The curriculum in the senior school allows students to choose an academically-oriented HSC for university entrance or a vocationally-oriented HSC. English is studied either as English Advanced or English Standard. Extension English courses are available. In addition to this, students have available the following — Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Information Processes and Technology, Legal Studies, Mathematics General (2 Unit), Mathematics (2 Unit), Mathematics Extension 1, Mathematics Extension 2, Modern History, Ancient History, Music, Personal Development, Health and Physical Education, Physics, Software Design and Development, Studies of Religion (1 Unit), Studies of Religion (2 Unit), and Visual Arts. The following Vocational Education and Training courses are available — Construction, Entertainment, Hospitality, and Information Technology. The following NSW Board-endorsed courses are also available — Religion (Catholic Studies) (1 Unit), Photography, Video and Digital Imaging (1 Unit), Fundamentals of English (2 Unit) and Sport, Leisure and Recreation (1 Unit). In addition, students have access to Joint Secondary Schools TAFE courses at both the 1-Unit and 2-Unit level.
Sport: Sports options are diverse and students are expected to participate as a normal part of the school week. Cricket, rugby league and rugby union, soccer, basketball, and athletics are offered and students can represent the school in inter-school competitions on Thursday afternoons and in local matches on the weekends in cricket, soccer and rugby union.
Extracurricular activities: Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme, creative arts festivals, public speaking, debating, chess, skiing and snowboarding.
Welfare and personal development: Pastoral care program (incorporating student council), careers guidance, work experience.