The start of the year has been an outstanding one for our Senior School students at Catholic Regional College Caroline Springs.

Our Year 9 cohort recently returned from their camps across Victoria, and their approach to these experiences made them some of the most successful camps we have had. Whether students were embracing adventure at Phillip Island or taking part in activities such as rock climbing, bushwalking and snorkelling in some of Victoria’s beautiful locations, they demonstrated enthusiasm, resilience and a genuine willingness to challenge themselves. Their positive attitude, support of one another and engagement in every opportunity presented to them made the camps a memorable experience for both students and staff.

Our Year 10 students have also begun the year exceptionally well as the senior cohort of the College, setting a high standard for themselves and for the year levels that follow. Their commitment to their learning, the care they show for our College spaces, and the compassion, empathy and support they demonstrate towards one another reflects exactly the type of community we strive to build within the Senior School. Our Year 10 students have also represented the College exceptionally well on the sporting field in Premier League, through their involvement in Social Justice programs and in student leadership.

Collectively, it has been a joy to see our Year 9 and Year 10 students begin the year so positively. It is a privilege to walk alongside them as they continue their journey through the Senior School in 2026.