Year 7 Reflection Day

Words matter

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.

The Joeys Community

The allrounder

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.

The Joeys Community

Mates for life

Friendships that last a lifetime are what makes being a Joeys Old Boy so special. David McDonald (1959) and Charlie Abercrombie (1958) have been buddies for over 60 years. They also have an unparalleled history of giving back to the College.

From the College

We are one, we are many

St Joseph's College is celebrated for its inclusive, family atmosphere, welcoming boys from all around the globe. Our international family is particularly special, adding another layer to the rich diversity of students at the Hunters Hill campus.

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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