The St Joseph’s College Difference
At St Joseph’s, we strive for quality in everything we do.
We have educated generations of young people, shaping futures in a Catholic context. We embrace every student as an individual and value accomplishments across all areas including academic, sporting, artistic and creative achievements.
Join us for the 2026 Drama Showcase Evening as we proudly present the creativity, dedication and talents of our Drama students across Years 7-11.
Watch our students take to the stage with a collection of performances developed throughout the year, bringing stories, characters and ideas to life through a variety of theatrical styles.
For one night only, join us at our new community event as we celebrate our young performers and the heart of the Drama program at St Joseph's College.
Scan the QR code on the flyer or follow the booking link to reserve your free seat: www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1640099
We look forward to sharing this special evening with you. ...
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Yesterday, students from our Service Group attended the Feast of Mary of the Southern Cross at St Patrick's Cathedral, joining parishioners and students from across the Diocese for this special occasion.
Our College choir and musicians also played an important part in the Mass, providing music throughout the celebration.
It was a valuable opportunity for our students to experience the wider Church community, take part in a significant diocesan gathering, and recognise their own place within a faith community that extends well beyond our College. ...
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Last Friday, our College community celebrated Wear It Purple Day, a national movement supporting safe and inclusive environments where young people feel seen, valued and respected.
At lunchtime, students added their handprints to our Purple Door. Together, the handprints became a visual representation of the individuality within our community and the importance of ensuring every person feels respected, valued and welcome.
This connects closely with our College values of Respect and Dignity – respecting everyone in our community and recognising the value each individual brings.
We also welcomed representatives from Darling Downs Health, headspace Toowoomba and Youth Connect, who connected with students and shared information about the support services available to young people.
Founded in 2010 in response to the bullying, discrimination and exclusion experienced by LGBTQIA+SB young people, Wear It Purple has grown into a national movement that promotes visibility, support and inclusion.
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THE WEEK AHEAD ✨ | As we head into the eighth week of Term 3, here's a snapshot of what's happening across the College. ...
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This week, our College has been celebrating Book Week with a vibrant program of library activities, creative challenges and, of course, our much-anticipated Costume Parade.
Throughout the week, students immersed themselves in book-inspired competitions and hands-on activities, before the festivities culminated in a colourful parade of beloved characters and imaginative creations.
From timeless classics to wonderfully inventive costumes, it was fantastic to see so many students and staff embracing the spirit of Book Week.
Congratulations to our costume winners, and a big thank you to our library team for all the creativity, enthusiasm and dedication that made this year's celebrations such a success. ...
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We’re so excited to welcome our newest Joey’s students and families this week as they continue their transition to Year 7 in 2027.
It was lovely to meet our first group yesterday, with parents hearing more about life at St Joseph’s while students headed out for games and activities with our senior students – a relaxed chance to connect with future classmates and enjoy the afternoon together.
We’re looking forward to welcoming our next group of families later this week and helping them take their next steps on the journey to Year 7. ...
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