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.
This week, our Year 12 School-Based Apprentices and Trainees joined their employers for a special thank-you breakfast hosted by Toowoomba Catholic Schools.
The event celebrated the partnerships between schools and local businesses that help bridge the gap between the classroom and the workplace.
St Joseph's College is proud to have 18 Year 12 students who have completed or are currently undertaking a School-Based Apprenticeship or Traineeship, gaining hands-on experience, industry connections and job-ready qualifications that will see them leave the College not only with an education, but also with a head start on their careers.
It was also fantastic to have 11 of our Hospitality students assisting at the breakfast, putting their skills and professionalism on display.
Calling Toowoomba businesses! Interested in helping shape the next generation of skilled professionals? Contact our Careers team at careers@sjc.qld.edu.au to explore opportunities to connect with emerging talent through work experience, apprenticeships and traineeships. ...
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At St Joseph's College, sport is a core part of who we are. It is where character is tested, limits are shattered, and lifelong bonds are forged.
This week, we gathered for our annual Sports Assembly to honor a remarkable year of athletic achievement. We celebrated the relentless training, the fierce determination on the field, and the unwavering dedication of our student athletes.
Whether breaking individual milestones or securing team triumphs, our students wore the College jersey with passion, resilience, and unmistakable pride.
Congratulations to our 2026 Sports Award recipients! To the coaches, staff, and families who stand behind our athletes and make these opportunities possible – thank you for supporting our sporting community. ...
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There's no better way to discover what makes St Joseph's College different than experiencing it for yourself.
Join Principal Jim Brennan for a guided tour of the College to explore our learning spaces, meet members of our community and discover the opportunities that await your young person.
• 27 October & 10 November
• 4.30 PM
Places are limited. Secure your place via our website: tinyurl.com/25wam4me
We look forward to welcoming you to St Joseph's College! ...
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THE WEEK AHEAD ✨ | As we head into the second week of Term 4, here's a snapshot of what's happening across the College. ...
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Some lessons simply can’t happen in a classroom.
During the Term 3 school holidays, our students set out to discover the Land of the Rising Sun, travelling through Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima and Osaka.
They experienced a country of striking contrasts, where bullet trains rush past ancient temples and centuries-old traditions sit comfortably alongside the energy of modern city life.
From sumo and yukata to discovering new flavours and making some very cute new friends at a Tokyo hedgehog café, each day offered another window into Japan’s culture, history and everyday rhythm.
The students also spent a full week with our sister College, Shionawate Gakuen in Osaka, putting their Japanese into practice, forming connections and experiencing daily life and culture firsthand.
And in one surreal moment they are unlikely to forget, our students even found themselves on the big screen at Tokyo Dome!
Two weeks, countless experiences and a whole new perspective on Japan.
A special thank you to Mrs Maree Nunn and Mr Bruce Cook for accompanying our students and helping make this experience possible. ...
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In Term 3, our students Charles and Jameson took on the challenge of the WorldSkills Regional Competition at Highfields State College.
Competing in Engineering and Construction respectively, Charles and Jameson put their practical skills and knowledge to the test, completing their competition tasks to a very high standard.
WorldSkills is Australia’s largest vocational skills competition, showcasing the talents and achievements of students, apprentices and trainees across a range of trade and industry areas.
Results are still being finalised, but we’re incredibly proud of the skill, perseverance and professionalism they displayed while representing the College.
Well done, Charles and Jameson! ...
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