College Open Day

At Marist, we foster a school climate that allows boys to pursue their studies with purpose and confidence. Our belief in a safe, encouraging and nurturing environment helps promote their full growth as they transform into young men who are the best they can be, leaders in their futures. 

WE KNOW HOW TO EDUCATE BOYS

At Marist we provide a balanced curriculum which aims to develop the all-round qualities of our boys.

Marist students are characterised as possessing “a strong mind and a gentle heart” and we urge our students to be caring, loyal and considerate of others.

Our boys, particularly in the senior years, are expected to be involved in one of the outreach or community service activities sponsored by the school.

Pastoral Care is a prime focus of the College. Each boy is known as a unique and accepted member of the Marist family. We provide an environment where boys are encouraged to develop as a person. The “Big Brother, Little Brother” program builds strong relationships between the junior and senior school students.

Marist has an extensive outdoor education program, culminating in the Outward Bound experience undertaken in Year Ten. We are also highly involved in team sports such as cricket, basketball, rugby union, football, Australian Football and hockey as well as cross country, athletics, swimming, snow sports and judo.

There is a selection of indoor clubs that include table tennis, debating, computing club, science club, writers’ club, and creative and performing arts are central to our formal and informal curriculum. The range of courses, which students may take in the various years, is extensive and details can be found elswere on this site.

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