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.
Our College proudly contributed to the 2026 St Patrick’s Cathedral Floral Display for the Carnival of Flowers. 🌸
Created by our Year 7–9 Service Group students in response to the theme "Let Our Light Shine", the display features our College purple at its heart, with vibrant colours radiating outward to symbolise our light shining into the community through service and compassion.
Surrounding potted violets, an emblem of Toowoomba and a feature of our College crest, reflect our connection to the local community. A rustic cross symbolises Christ’s sacrifice, while the circular floral design evokes the beauty of the Celtic Cross.
Visitors are warmly invited to experience the floral displays at St Patrick’s Cathedral from 18–22 September, open daily from 9am to 5pm. ...
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No better way to send off Term 3 than with the highly anticipated Friday Fusion Cup Final!
Throughout Terms 2 and 3, 40 House teams have competed in the Friday Fusion Cup, a touch football competition bringing students together at Friday lunchtime to build belonging, engagement, student leadership and House spirit.
During the final lunchtime of Term 3, Rice 6 and Murphy 4 went head-to-head in the Final. The match was tied 1–1 before Rice 6 scored in golden point to claim a 2–1 victory.
Congratulations to Rice 6 on taking out the Friday Fusion Cup! 🏆
Well done to all the students who got involved, and a special thank you to Mr Andrew Fitness for his work in bringing Friday Fusion to life and creating such a great opportunity for our students. ...
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You might spot a few of these around Toowoomba.
With our bus service trial starting in Term 4, we’ve marked our bus stop locations to make it a little easier for families to find the stop that works best for them.
For routes and further details, visit the College website: www.sjc.qld.edu.au/bus-service
We look forward to welcoming families aboard in Term 4. ...
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Our College is competing in the School Premises category of the 2026 Chronicle Garden Competition, with the winner to be announced this Thursday.
Behind the vibrant floral displays currently welcoming our students, staff and visitors to the College are months of planning, preparation and hard work by our Groundsperson, Mr Brendan Deurloo.
"It takes around six months to bring it all together, and it's incredibly rewarding to create something the whole College community can enjoy," he said.
We thank Mr Deurloo for the care and countless hours he has invested in creating these beautiful spaces, and our Maintenance Team for their assistance and support throughout the process.
Best of luck on Thursday! ...
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Last Friday, students from our Yarning Circle group attended the Battle of Meewah Commemoration at Bill Gould’s Lookout, Tobruk Memorial Drive, joining local community members to learn, reflect and honour the stories of our region.
It was a valuable opportunity to connect with local history and recognise the enduring contributions of First Nations peoples. We are proud of the way our students represented the College and embraced this opportunity to engage with our community. ...
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THE WEEK AHEAD ✨ | As we head into the final week of Term 3, here's a snapshot of what's happening across the College. ...
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