Co-curricular

More than 60 co-curricular activities are on offer at the College. Students from Years 4-12 are encouraged to try a range of diverse activities during their time at the College.

The College's Co-curricular program plays an essential part in our education of fine young Marist men.

Co-curricular activities provides diverse opportunities for students to enrich and extend themselves across our four co-curricular domains of:

Each domain focuses on different aspects of the Marist ethos and aims to facilitate the growth of the whole boy, while providing opportunities to broaden and develop their skills, talents and interests.

Faith Formation

Examples include:

  • Game Changers
  • Marist Youth Ministry
  • Senior and Mini Vinnies
  • Vinnies Night Patrol
  • Marist Justice, Solidarity and Stewardship
  • Community Meals program, and
  • ENGAGE Sports.

Enrichment

Examples include:

  • Chess Club
  • Readers Cafe
  • Dungeons and Dragons
  • Road Ready
  • Debating
  • Omega - Year 12 Student Yearbook, and
  • Coding Club.


Culture

Examples include:

  • Musical and drama productions
  • Junior and Senior choirs and bands

Sport

Examples includes:

  • Australian Rules Football
  • Basketball
  • Hockey
  • Mountain Biking
  • Rugby
  • Cricket
  • Football (Soccer), and
  • Sailing.
Different boys like different things. It is striking to see our boys thrive in their diverse passions where no one activity dominates. 

Student Expectations

It is expected that each student will be involved in at least one co-curricular activity throughout the school year. In addition, it is expected that a student will often show his support of other Marist students by his regular attendance at events such as musical performances and senior team sports fixtures. In all of this, he is contributing to the promotion and development of the College rather than simply drawing from its benefits.

Click here to view the College's sporting policy.

Community Expectations

A strong focus on community is upheld in the Marist Spirituality, where families and teachers work in partnership to create fine young men. We all want to create an environment that is positive, safe, and respects the dignity of others.

Click here to view the Community Code of Conduct.

Contact details for each of the Sporting Clubs


Australian Rules Football

Basketball

Cricket

Football (Soccer)

Hockey

Rowing

Rugby


Contact Us | Senior School: +61 2 6298 7200 | Junior School: +61 2 6298 7271