Enrolments 2022
ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE, SUTHERLAND ENROLLING NOW YEAR 7, 2022
Enrolment packs are available from the College Office.
Applications for 2022 close Friday, 3 April 2020
HSC Results 2019
Congratulation and well done to the HSC class of 2019!
- Amy Gardiman achieved 7th in the State in the Construction Examination
- Kiara Allison achieved 9th in the State in Design and Technology
- 51 Distinguished Achievements
- St Patrick’s was also named in the top 150 schools in the Sydney Morning Herald
All Round Achievers Lists
- Justin Botros
- Sophie Crowe
- Grace Logue
1st Place in Sydney Catholic Schools
- Ebony Eathorn
- Jordan Fuller
- Joshua Mills
- Harry Betts
- Sophie Crowe
- Amy Gardiman
- Ze Hong Zhou
We wish the students well in the career paths they have chosen and challenge each one of our current students to model their commitment to study on that of the 2019 Year 12 students. The very strong academic results of 2019 support the teaching and learning goals of the College as we continue the journey of strengthening our academic culture. I would like to thank all teachers at St Patrick’s for their hard work and dedication to ensure our students have every opportunity to perform to the best of their ability
Debating and Public Speaking
On Wednesday evening, 14 August, our Year 11 Model United Nations Assembly participants attended the Sutherland Rotary club. A spokesperson from the Club indicated the
y were highly impressed with Emma Mason, Ben Moss and Sam Noakes. Congratulations to these students who represent our College so wonderfully.
On Thursday evening, 15 August, Alana Forrester (right) spoke at the Sutherland Shire Public Speaking Grand Final at the Council Chambers. Alana placed 3rd!! Congratulations on an outstandingly prepared speech about genetic modification and an impromptu speech, ‘is it worth it?’
Swimming Carnival 2020
2020 St Patrick's College Swimming Carnival
Due to renovations at the venue, 2019 St Patrick's College Swimming Carnival will be an age base carnival and Year 7, 8 and 12's are expected to attend. They do not have to nominate for a swimming event. However, If your child/ren are in Year 9, 10, 11 they are expected to attend school. For those who would like to participate in an event, they must nominate their swimming intentions by logging through to their Student Portal.
If you wish to nominate for the SSCCC Swimming Carnival:
200 metre IM,
100 metre Butterfly,
100 metre Breaststroke and 100 metre Backstroke then click here.
The 2019 St Patrick's College Swimming Program can be viewed here.
The general information, competition rules and age eligibility can be viewed here.
If your son/daughter is unable to attend the swimming carnival due to NSW Surf Lifesaving commitments, illness or injury and would like to be considered for the SSCCC Swimming Carnival then download the Application For Special Consideration Swimming Form - 
Download This Form, Print and Complete
Download This Form, Print and Complete
Year 10 Science and Engineering Challenge
On Tuesday 24 July, 27 Year 10 students and two teachers attended the Science and Engineering Challenge at the University of Wollongong. The day consisted of hands on experiments where the students designed products such as bridges, catapults, string highways, electrical circuits, turbines, a model hand and communication systems and had to test them to gain points towards a certain scenario or challenge. The day was the definition of STEM in action. With each scenario and challenge the student’s products were put to the test and marked to specific guidelines in order to gain points as they were competing against four other schools. The following students attended: Maddison Brymer, Norreigne Catbagan, Kye Childs, Sebastian Cincotta, William Corcoran, Daniel Costandi, Patrick Crehan, Danny Dang, Anna Dau, Daniella Janji, Juliette Jones, Sophia Khouri, Isabelle Lathlean, Mitchell Lee, Jonathan Leong, Julia Mamo, Nicole Marzolla, Emma Mason, Ronan Mauro, Christopher Meyer, Benjamin Moss, Billy Norris, Zara O’Mahony, Amy Parkinson and Jonathan Varga. Most of our products scored in the top two for our categories. A special mention to the bridge builders, the bionic hand team and the electric city teams as they scored the highest points on the day. We won first prize for our challenge day. This challenge is run across the State at various venues and total points go towards a Super Challenge Day. I have just received news we did not make the Super Challenge final but have been shortlisted in case another school is unable to attend. Congratulations to this group of students for getting so close to making the Super Challenge final. Well done for this outstanding achievement. Your ability to communicate as a team, be creative with your problem-solving skills and to critically think to adapt your designs to each challenge or scenario was admirable. The St Patrick’s community is proud of your efforts.
Mrs Jennifer Ming, Science Coordinator
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