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It is great to see that even though Antonine College has low school fees in comparison to other Catholic and Independent secondary colleges, our students are receiving quality education and as a result are highly likely to enter university after year 12.

We are very proud of the work we do at Antonine College. The staff are hard working and dedicated. This hard work starts at Foundation all the way to Year 12 providing students. In 2020, our Careers Counsellor, Ms Josie Rovetto was awarded the Maryanne Mooney Perpetual Trophy as recognition for the great work she does in Careers Education. We are very lucky to have her on staff supporting career pathways for our students.

We are also grateful to the parents, who love and support their children by supporting the College. Whether it is encouraging your children do their best at school, making sure they are on time to school, in correct uniform, and that they have all they need to study. The parents make the biggest difference to the success of the students. Teaching them discipline and good work ethic starts at home.

Our students are amazing. They work hard and take advantage of the opportunities given to them at home and at school. They enjoy being at Antonine College where they make friends easily and feel supported.

The support of our Chaplains from Our Lady of Lebanon Parish, Mon. Joseph Takchi and Fr Richard Jabbour provides our students with many faith and spiritual development opportunities.

But most of all, it is the work of the Antonine Sisters who founded the school. From the beginning, it has been and continues to be, their faith, their vocation and their mission that makes it all possible. We see their influence in every aspect of school life today. We know that without God’s blessing on the Antonine Sisters, Antonine College would not have come so far.

We are very proud of Antonine College.

- Ms Joanne Bacash