“Clontarf Aboriginal College acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to the Elders both past and present and extend this respect to all people viewing this website.”
Acknowledgement of Country
From the Principal – Wanju Welcome
With “Learning for Life’ as our motto we strive to provide learning opportunities for students from all around Australia that are engaging and relevant as we aim to foster in our students the desire to make a difference in our world. Our College offers a range of educational programs providing varied learning opportunities for students from Year 7 to Year 12. We have a proud tradition of cultural, spiritual, academic, and sporting excellence. The pastoral care at the College enables a safe and caring environment where students can confidently grow to achieve their full potential.
Life at Clontarf
As a Catholic school in the Edmund Rice tradition Clontarf Aboriginal College is a place of learning and understanding that respects Aboriginal culture and spirituality and encourages students to reach their dreams.
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Meet the 2025 College Captains: Blaine, Cherell, Darius and Winnie Sue. The Captains have already been very busy in their new roles, assisting with Orientation events, guiding tours, various speaking commitments, and participating in their Student Leadership Day including a visit to Parliament House for lunch. We are so very proud of the College Captains and know that they will represent the College by leading and serving with Pride, Responsibility, Respect and Community spirit. ... See MoreSee Less
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Very proud of my son Darius Hudson 💙
Congrats 😊
Woo hoo looking pretty flash Darius 👍🏾
A beautiful Advent Liturgy this morning in the Chapel- an opportunity to give thanks for a year of exciting learning opportunities and to also reflect as the season of Advent commences this Sunday and we begin to prepare for Christmas. At the conclusion of the Liturgy, Br Olly Pickett from Wheelchairs for Kids was presented with 10kg of ringpulls, collected by the Clontarf Aboriginal College community, which will go towards supporting the great work of Wheelchairs for Kids. Br Olly then assisted in presenting four students the prestigious Christian Service-Learning (CSL) Honours pin, recognising their ongoing outstanding positive attitude, engagement and efforts in CSL! ... See MoreSee Less
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RINGPULLS! We look forward to welcoming friend of the College and founder of Wheelchairs for Kids, Br Olly Pickett to the College to join us for our Advent Liturgy this coming Monday. We congratulate Br Olly on recently being awarded the Senior Australian of the Year for Western Australia! At the end of the liturgy we will present Br Olly with the 2024 collection of ringpulls from our College community. A reminder to drop off any ringpulls to the College Reception by this Friday so that they can be added to the total contribution! ... See MoreSee Less
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Today the College commemorated Remembrance Day, a day to honour the sacrifices made by all those who died while serving or as a result of their service in wars, conflicts, and peace operations. Symbolic poppys were placed at the ANZAC Memorial, and staff and students stopped lessons to join in a reflection service, listening to the Ode of Remembrance, the Last Post on the bugle, concluding with in a minute of silence. Lest We Forget. ... See MoreSee Less
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