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.
Last week, St Joseph’s College alumna Ella Taylor represented Australia as part of the Skillaroos team at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026.
What an incredible achievement to compete on the world stage. Congratulations, Ella! 💜💛Queensland’s Skillaroos are now in Shanghai! 😎
Competing across this week at the WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 competition, the Australian squad is strong with 38 competitors, 34 experts and 7 officials.
Good luck to team Queensland’s skills stars from TAFE Queensland:
🌟 Zack Budai, Software Applications Development, Gold Coast (Coomera campus)
🌟 Tasman Henry, Industrial Control, Brisbane
🌟 Ella Taylor - Fashion Technology, Brisbane
🌟 Dylan Wondal - Cyber Security, Gold Coast
🌟 Lachlan Wright, Heavy Vehicle Technology, Brisbane
More than 1,400 competitors from over 70 countries and regions are taking part across 64 skill competitions, making it one of the largest global events celebrating vocational excellence. Good luck team! 💙
Did you know you can watch the competitions live?
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🎭 Drama Showcase 2026!
At the end of Term 3, our Drama students stepped into the spotlight for a fantastic night of creativity and storytelling.
With McAuley Hall packed with proud families, staff and students, the evening put our young performers’ talent centre stage. Thank you to everyone who joined us to support and celebrate them. ...
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50 games in the Broncos jersey – what an absolute champion!
Huge congratulations to SJC alumna Jada Ferguson, who is set to play her 50th NRLW game for the Broncos this Saturday. You’ve worked hard, aimed high and lifted everyone around you.
Here’s to many more incredible milestones to come. Go get ’em, Jada! 🔥 ...
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St Joseph’s College has taken out the School Premises category in the 2026 Chronicle Garden Competition! 🏆
This achievement follows months of planning, preparation and hard work by our Groundsperson, Mr Brendan Deurloo, with support from our Maintenance Team. Congratulations on this well-deserved result!
With our gardens looking their award-winning best, we warmly invite everyone to come and enjoy them. Visitors are welcome to enter via Coronet Street, off Crown Street.
And there’s even more to see! Don’t miss the gorgeous display at the corner of James and Mackenzie Streets (photo in the comments). ...
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Last week, our Year 12 cohort gathered at Great Aussie Bush Camp Kindilan in Redland Bay for their final Retreat as students of St Joseph’s College.
Across three days of physical, reflective and spiritual activities, students came together to celebrate their shared journey, strengthen connections and look ahead to what comes next.
A very memorable few days for our Class of 2026. 💜💛 ...
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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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