
The college is proud to announce Old Boy Craig Ashby (05) has been named a NSW finalist for Young Australian of the Year 2009.


At the first Headmaster's Assembly for Term 4 special awards were presented to senior students for excellence and dedication in Music studies.


On Friday 7 November, the blessing and dedication of the pipe organ finally gave witness to the completion of the St Joseph’s College Chapel.


A Year 10 team from St Joseph's College has taken out third prize in the state-wide Write a Book in a Day competition.


The St Joseph's College community farewelled the graduating class of 2008 on Thursday 25 September.


The 2008 Pierre de Coubertin Award has been presented to Year 12 student Nicholas Carolan, in recognition of his outstanding achievement and contribution to sport at St Joseph’s College.


Old Boy, Francis Hegerty (2000), has won a silver medal in the Mens Four - Rowing at the Beijing Olympics.

The St Joseph's College Ski and Snowbaord team had great success at the recent Interschool Championships in Thredbo.


Joeys pilgrims enthusiastically embraced the week-long World Youth Day celebrations – taking part in a wide range of activities and making many new friends.


The St Joseph's College community mourns the sudden loss of colleague, teacher and friend, Mr Doug Scholz, who died on Thursday 3 July.


Well known comedian, television personality and Joeys Old Boy Tom Gleeson (91) travelled to China recently to help Olivia Newton John on her Great Walk to Beijing.


Four riders from Joeys recently took part in Australia's largest equestrian event for secondary schools, the Coona Expo.


Indigenous students from St Joseph's led the college's National Reconciliation Week celebrations with traditional dances and music.


The college community remebers the life of former Headmaster, Br Othmar Weldon, who died peacefully on Monday 2 June.
>>MORE: Read messages of condolence from members of the SJC community here.


When seventy-one Joeys boys took the the track for the recent AAGPS Athletics Championship, they had the support and encouragement of the entire college community.

While most students were enjoying a relaxing break from school during the recent April holidays, some Year 11 Primary Industries students from St Joseph’s College were out working on the land to complete their mandatory work placement.

The college re-dedicated the recently refurbished memorial stone and remembrance pool to all people who have died whilst serving their country. The memorial was originally built in 1957 under then Headmaster, Brother Othmar, to honour the memory of Old Boys who had fallen in World War II.

St Joseph’s College dominated the 2007-08 AAGPS/CAS Waterpolo competition, with the Senior team finishing as undefeated champions and the Under 16s suffering only one loss and coming first in the points competition.
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