Congratulations to the Marist Sisters' College Woolwich Class of 2025 on your outstanding Higher School Certificate (HSC) results! The College achieved a strong result in The Sydney Morning Herald rankings, placing 157th across the
When it comes to science experiments, the classic baking soda volcano is a rite of passage. To keep the learning excitement going beyond the volcano, Sydney Catholic Schools is sharing four fresh, fun, and
In today’s world of endless social media feeds, streaming services, and constant notifications, it’s easy for teenagers to forget the simple joy of getting lost in a good book. Nurturing a love of reading
Music is more than just learning scales or hitting the right notes. It unlocks creativity, fuels curiosity, and gives students a powerful outlet to express who they are. Whether it’s banging on a drum
Every child has unique talents waiting to be nurtured. Some have a way with words or a knack for problem-solving. Others have a natural ability to connect with people, excel on the sports field
Mathematics—it’s everywhere! From counting pocket money to measuring ingredients for the perfect batch of cookies, numbers are a part of our daily lives in ways we don’t always notice. But for some kids, Mathematics
Schools are more than just places where lessons are taught and tests are taken—they are vibrant communities where students and families come together to grow and support one another. Your child’s time at school
Congratulations to the Marist Sisters' College Woolwich Class of 2024 on your outstanding Higher School Certificate (HSC) results! Our school ranked in the top 150 in The Sydney Morning Herald rankings, placing 146th in
Marist Sisters’ College Woolwich has been recognised in The Educator’s 5-Star Innovative Schools 2024 awards for its commitment to continuous learning and fostering a professional culture that empowers both staff and students. This recognition
Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) is pleased to announce another outstanding year of Higher School Certificate (HSC) results. In the 2024 HSC, six schools placed in the top 100 high schools in NSW, with a
