Mount St Bernard College

Providing diverse pathways to meet the wide ranging needs of the students we serve

Mercy Traditions, Spirited Learning, Building Futures.Let your light shine!

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Providing diverse pathways to meet the wide ranging needs of students we serve

Welcome to Mount St Bernard College

Mount St Bernard College

Mount St Bernard College offers a quality, Catholic secondary education for young people, male and female, in Years 7 through 12.  At MSB we are proud of our Mercy traditions, while remaining responsive to the contemporary needs of students who seek a faith-based education that will stand them in good stead for the future. 

Our College is a culturally diverse community which provides a holistic education that nurtures the academic, spiritual, emotional, physical, cultural and social development of individual students in a caring, safe and supportive environment. At MSB we recognise the individuality of every one of our students. We seek to help each student become the best person they can be, by providing quality learning and teaching and making available a rich tapestry of sporting,artistic and other co-curricular activities, to help them discover and develop their personal giftedness.

Principal’s Welcome

COMMUNITY NEWS

Term 1 has been a busy and productive time for staff and students and as we enter Lent, we take time to stop, reflect and prepare for Easter.  Catherine McAuley, the Catholic Sister who founded the Sisters of Mercy in Dublin would say, “The simplest and most practical lessons I know is to resolve to be good today, but better tomorrow,” and this reminds us to bring comfort, compassion, and mercy to those around us, especially during the Lenten season.

The Year 12 Religion and Ethics class drew witness to this in the lead up to Lent with their leadership at the Shrove Tuesday pancake charity event.  Students’ handmade pancakes, set up stalls, served students and staff, and raised money for the people of Nepal by donating the profits to Project Compassion.  This is a lived example of our students modelling the words of Sister Catherine McAuley, “They were good today, for a better tomorrow.”  I am humbled that the students better tomorrow was created for others and this gives me so much hope for the future. 

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Mrs Narelle Hunt – Principal