Year 7 Reflection Day

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Joe-Boys take great pride in the meaning and purpose of the College uniform. It is with equal pride and consideration that the College has presented..

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Joeys Old Boy Tom Wright (2015) is a great example of someone who understands the importance of hard work and what it takes to achieve..

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Joeys staff, students and parents were fortunate to hear from Australian Journalist Stan Grant, as part of Indigenous Culture in the Curriculum Week. As a past parent and a proud Wiradjuri and Kamilaroi man, it was very special to hear from him.

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Ron Moroney (1962) helps out in Joeys' archives once a week. A stellar student, he was College dux and a champion debater. He also played First XI cricket, and returned in the mid-1960s to teach alongside the Brothers that had taught him. His dad, Jack (1935), played seven Test matches for Australia. Joeys and cricket are in Ron's DNA.

A wonderful day was had at today’s Year 7 Reflection Day. The boys participated in a number of activities, including the “characteristics of Joe Boys” activity, group discussions, learning the Five Marist Charisms and a guided tour of the Joeys Quilt with Br Anthony Boyd. Year 7 parents and carers joined the boys at the conclusion of the day for a Mass in the College Chapel, where the boys were presented with their College Bibles by the Headmaster.

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