Archives for 2016

Last Saturday evening, five students represented St Stephen’s Catholic College at the Lions Youth of the Year in Mareeba and Atherton. Vivek Kolala, Tulani Lea’uanae, Kate Wilcox (overall winner) and Rebecca Hermanus competed in Mareeba, while Grace Officer performed well in Atherton. These students were great ambassadors for the college. Kate will now contest in […]

Muluridji Pastoral House has been victorious two years in a row at the College Swimming Carnival which was held last Friday. Team spirit was on display with dance battles and loud cheering for the competitors.  The talent was outstanding this year with many records being broken. Special mention must go to Alaina Smith, Nadia Falvo […]

The Year 12 outcomes of OP-Eligible students in 2015, ensured that St Stephen’s Catholic College is once again in the Queensland University of Technology’s ‘Blue Group’ status. Since 2005, the Queensland University of Technology has been analysing the Queensland published data in relation to senior schooling. Over this time, they have developed several indices which, […]

Former St Stephen’s Catholic College student, William Snell was one of 29 top-performing students from across the state to receive a Distinguished Academic Achiever Award at a special ceremony in Brisbane on 20 February. The College Dux of 2015 and OP 1 recipient was part of an elite group of 37 young people from 27 […]

Former College Captain, Joshua Priestly has been recognized for his outstanding leadership and service to the community. Joshua was named Mareeba’s Young Citizen of the Year last week at the Mareeba Shire Council Australia Day awards. In 2015, Joshua participated in the Great Wheelbarrow Race as a solo competitor, raising awareness and funds for Rosies, […]