Catholic Regional College Junior Campus - St Albans

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"About the College

In 1978, the College began in four classrooms on the grounds of what was previously, Sacred Heart primary school. To make room for the College, the primary school was re-located to the north side of Winifred Street.

The students and staff work in modern facilities which support innovative learning experiences. The College has excellent specialist areas in Technology (ICT, Food and Wood), the Arts, Science, Languages and Physical Education. There is good access to learning technologies throughout the school and extensive landscaping provides a mix of active and passive spaces for learning and recreation.

The founding Principal of the College was Sr. Sylvia Williams, a Sister of Mercy (1978 – 1985).

A school population of around 500 students ensures that the College is small enough for each person to be known and connected but large enough to offer a rich, broad and comprehensive curriculum. Core class sizes vary between 21 – 26 students."

All information was obtained from http://www.crcstalbans.catholic.edu.au