“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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With Term 3 drawing to a close today, we reflect on a magnificent Term of 'Learning for Life'. A special thank you to all the wonderful staff at the College- school and boarding, who continue to provide love, care and dedication through the wonderful opportunities provided for all the students. What a Term! As well as all the awesome learning inside the classroom, Year 10 Book Project, Uni visits, Retreats, CSL Days, Year 11 Engagement Camp, National Science Week, Optus Stadium Exhibition Game, NAIDOC Celebrations, RU Okay Week, Fantastic Excursions and so much more! We wish all students, staff and family a relaxing and refreshing holiday break and we look forward to the start of Term 4 on Tuesday October 10th! ... See MoreSee Less
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Clontarf Aboriginal College is proud to be a part of the 2023 Big Sky Readers and Writers Festival ‘The Art of Words’. Past and present Clontarf students from Geraldton who have participated in our Year 10 My Journey Book Project will have their works showcased as part of the exhibition mounted at the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery. This exhibition is being officially opened on Friday 29th September and the books will be on display until 12th November 2023. ... See MoreSee Less
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Totally random fact - I'm currently in the process of moving house to Clontarf in Dublin, Ireland. Delighted to be sharing a place name with Clontarf Aboriganal College.
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A magnificent Year 12 Retreat Day today where the students explored the theme of Connection. Connection to Clontarf Aboriginal College; to God; to culture; to place; to faith; to spirituality and to each other. The students spent time reflecting on faith, letting go and letting God take care; completing the Year 12 Retreat banner artwork; attending midday Mass at St Mary's Cathedral; had a tour of the Cathedral; and then enjoyed lunch and reflecting on their own legacy. The students were engaged, enthusiastic and enjoyed their time together, despite the weather, smiling, having fun and re-treating, as a cohort in preparation for their upcoming Graduation. ... See MoreSee Less
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Markus Simpson
Wawawawawa well 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼Dane Professore Dottore della fede 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🎻🎻
The College has four nominations in the pictured categories for the 2023 Quality Catholic Education Awards, recognising the marvellous initiatives in place at our College. Please visit the website to nominate our awards for the People's Choice Category! Please feel free to share this link with your family, friends and widers community awards.cewa.edu.au/vote/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations!