From Year 7
As we prepare for the final weeks of 2026, we congratulate our Year 7 students on the progress they have made during their first year at St Aloysius College.
Starting secondary school is a significant milestone. New routines, different teachers, unfamiliar classrooms and new friendships have brought opportunities and challenges. Take a moment to think back to the beginning of the year and recognise how far you have come.
Progress looks different for everyone. It might mean mastering a challenging topic, improving a result, contributing more confidently in class or learning to ask for help. It might also mean trying something new, supporting a classmate or persevering when things feel difficult. Each of these steps matters.
Thank you for the energy, curiosity and individual strengths you bring to the College community. Your kindness, participation and willingness to learn help make St Aloysius College a welcoming place. We also thank the families, carers and staff who have supported you throughout this important year.
With several weeks still ahead, there is plenty of time to keep learning, strengthen friendships and finish the year with pride. Stay focused, make the most of your lessons and continue to support one another. The effort you put in now will help you build a strong foundation for Year 8 in 2027.
Good luck to all our Year 7 students as you complete the remaining weeks of the school year. Keep giving your best, celebrate your progress and make these final weeks at St Aloysius College count!
Patrice McBean
Year 7 and Transitions Leader