Welcome

Welcome from the Bishop

Catholic education is unique in that we hold a deep commitment to the development of the whole person. As a system of schools, we see the young person before us as a unique and irreplaceable child of God and the enrichment of not only their intellect, but also their sense of wellbeing and spirituality as our mission. We also embrace the belief that Catholic education is a ministry of love where we seek the best for each of the students in our care by leading them into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ. Our partnership with the whole family is a vital and defining aspect of our educational mission. We recognise families as the first and foremost educators of their children and seek new and vibrant ways of working together for the good of the child.

It is my sincere hope that you will find in the Catholic schools in the Diocese of Lismore a community where your child will be known, respected and cared for and one which will provide them with an education that will lead them to experiencing life in all its fullness.

Bishop of Lismore
Most Reverend Greg Homeming OCD

Welcome from the Director

Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Lismore are significant contributors to the broader evangelising mission of the Bishop of Lismore and the Catholic Church. Pope Francis’ visible commitment to Christ’s humility, love and compassion are well known, as are his joy and tenderness. We take courage from, and aspire to follow his example as we relate to our young people and we commit ourselves to offer student focused, Christ centred, learning opportunities for our students so that they will be provided with a range of opportunities to experience the fullness of life.

Families are the first and principal educators of their children. Our teachers and support staff work with families to support students to recognise, achieve and then surpass their potential; to believe in themselves and to have pride in their own achievements and abilities.

Our Catholic schools foster broader areas of learning including social and emotional development, creativity and innovation, along with positive attitudes to learning and citizenship, all of which are critical to a student's overall success.

As Director, I welcome you and invite you to take time to explore, learn and discover more about the work of our schools. Should you require any further assistance or have any questions about Catholic education in the Diocese of Lismore, please do not hesitate to call or contact any of our schools directly.

With best wishes
Dr Sally Towns
director@lism.catholic.edu.au