Welcome to Marist Catholic College North Shore, a co-educational Kindergarten to Year 12 Catholic school in the Marist tradition.
The Marist College Parents Council is an important part of the College’s effort to build and strengthen relationships across the entire Marist community. The Council is comprised of current parents who serve in an advisory capacity, creating a unique community of philanthropic leaders and College ambassadors.
When coupled with our strong Catholic tradition and values we are able to develop independent, faith-filled students that are ready to make a difference. Welcome to Marist Catholic College North Shore, a co-educational Kindergarten to Year 12 Catholic school in the Marist tradition.
Last year, we had over 1,100 families give $268,516 to Marist through the Parents Fund . The Marist College Parents Council is an important part of the College’s effort to build and strengthen relationships across the entire Marist community.
Welcome to Marist Catholic College North Shore, a co-educational Kindergarten to Year 12 Catholic school in the Marist tradition. This site has been created to assist you and your family with information about the college as it endeavours to provide you with some insight toward the diverse, agile and vibrant educational community that we aim to create. It is one that nurtures and examines the interests and talents of each child and one, we believe, that serves to create young Christian women and men of good character and balance.
The rich history and tradition of both schools shapes the new school of the future. Marist education began in North Sydney in 1888, on the historic St Mary’s site, opening with 65 boys. In 1916, with enrolments in excess of 300, the school was moved to the neighbouring site. In 1965, with the amalgamation of Marist Brothers Mosman ...
With a contemporary approach to teaching and learning we are able to optimise the opportunities available to students , driving excellence in academic and co-curricular outcomes and providing confidence and convenience for parents.
The founder of the Marist Brothers, St Marcellin Champagnat, speaks to women, men and lay about our shared privilege and responsibility when he asks us to form good Christians and good citizens.
St Mary’s Catholic Primary School has operated in North Sydney, as a Catholic systemic co-educational primary school since that time, being part of Our Lady of the Way Parish consisting of the churches of St Mary’s, North Sydney; St Francis Xavier, Lavender Bay and Star of the Sea, Kirribilli. Continue Reading.
The Marist College Parents Council is an important part of the College’s effort to build and strengthen relationships across the entire Marist community. The Council is comprised of current parents who serve in an advisory capacity, creating a unique community of philanthropic leaders and College ambassadors. ...
A Marist tradition, Family Weekend is a fun-filled opportunity for students and their families to meet, mingle and make memories with other members of the Marist community. Learn more by visiting our Family Weekend page.
Academic Calendar. The Marist academic calendar includes two 15-week fall and spring semesters, a winter intercession, and a summer session. To find out more, visit the Academic Calendar.
Marist offers a wide range of opportunities for student employment both on and off-campus. To learn about job openings, college work study, employment policies, and more, visit Student Employment.
The Marist College Parents Council is an important part of the College’s effort to build and strengthen relationships across the entire Marist community. The Council is comprised of current parents who serve in an advisory capacity, creating a unique community of philanthropic leaders and College ambassadors. To learn more about the Council and how to become involved, visit the Parents Council.
The Marist academic calendar includes two 15-week fall and spring semesters, a winter intercession, and a summer session. To find out more, visit the Academic Calendar.
The twelve stars are a reference to the woman of the Apocalypse, a Christian picture of Mary and her role in bringing Christ to birth. (Formerly on the Marist College North Shore crest) Southern Cross: Symbolises the history that both Marist College North Shore and St Mary's Catholic Primary School had.
After the completion of the construction in February 2018, the demountable classrooms remained to accommodate the students of Marist Catholic College North Shore whilst their campus was renovated in 2020.
Montagne: Named after the man whose death inspired St Marcellin Champagnat, the founder of the Marist Brothers, to begin his work for the poor. Colour: Purple. Motto: Faith Through Action. Moore: Named in honour of the College's first Headmaster, Walter Moore.
The Marist Brothers originally opened the school in response to the educational needs of the poor in the North Sydney area , which was, at the time, a low socioeconomic area. The school was the fourth Marist School opened in Australia after Church Hill (1872), Parramatta (1875) and Hunters Hill (1881) and had a teaching staff of three Brothers and an enrolment of 65 boys. The school initially started as a two-room campus on the site of what is now the St Mary's Campus (Ridge Street).
He was a missionary to the Pacific and was martyred on the Island of Futuna. Motto: Unity, Passion, Commitment.
Interwoven A & M crowned with twelve stars: The Marist symbol – Ave Maria, crowned with twelve stars – (Book of Revelations 12.1) highlights the place Mary, the mother of Jesus, has in the life of the college.
Kelly: Named in honour of Fr. Michael Kelly SJ the Parish Priest of North Sydney who provided the original inspiration for the establishment of the College. Colour: Green (black before 2007). Motto: Service, Knowledge, Strength.