WITH an open-entry enrolment policy, Mater Christi College Belgrave attracts students from various backgrounds with diverse talents and interests.
Students from more than 50 different primary schools commence their secondary education each year at this leading provider of girls’ Catholic education.
The diverse interest of the students is supported by wide choices within the curriculum and co-curricular programs, from leadership courses to hands-on Hybrid Car mechanical work.
Diversity is also apparent in the pathways chosen by graduating students.
Almost 80 per cent of the 2014 Year 12 group were offered places for their first or second-preference courses including: Marketing, International Studies, Arts, Law, Pharmacy, Biomedical Science, Justice, Journalism, Education, Wildlife and Conservation Biology, Forensic Science, Environments, Science/Global Studies, Commerce/Engineering, Health Sciences, Games Design, Fine Arts, Music and Media.
Principal Mary Fitz-Gerald said success was an individual experience.
“For some students, completing a secondary education is an outstanding achievement to be celebrated, while for others, entry to highly competitive university courses is the ultimate goal,” she said.
“Providing girls with inspiration and the opportunities to develop confidence and experience success is vital.
“From their commencement in Year 7, girls will witness other students as female leaders: as captain of the sports team or student SRC leader or as the lead role in the school production.
“When girls consistently witness other girls as role models in all areas, they will realise there is no limit to what girls can do.”
Mater Christi College proudly celebrates girls’ education and welcomes visits and enrolment enquiries.
To arrange a tour or a Taster Day, visit the college website or call 9754 6611.
