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Blak Excellence Luncheon 2025

Students from St Anthony's Catholic College proudly attended the 2025 Blak Excellence Luncheon.

The afternoon allowed strong First Nations voices like Stan Grant (journalist, writer, radio and television presenter and theologian), Deb Belyea (NAIDOC Poster Winner and Cultural Consultant) and other mentors from across the region to inspire our students with stories of resilience, vision and success.

Emerging Leaders - Mental Health and Wellbeing Roadshow 2025

Jasmyn Faint representing the College at the Emerging Leaders Mental Health and Wellbeing Roadshow.

She heard from Tristan Neiliman-Adams, who shared his inspiring journey of resilience and perseverance through the Indigenous Marathon Project.

Emerging Leaders - Mental Health and Wellbeing Roadshow 2025

Emerging leaders student Brock Lowndes engaging in a Deb Belyea's portrait session, where students were invited to create a paper collage of someone they respect and admire. The activity encouraged students to reflect on positive role models, personal values and the qualities that inspire strong and healthy leadership.

William Mabo - End of Year Dinner 2025

Students and families from St Anthony's Catholic College gathered for a memorable End of Year Dinner, celebrating connection, growth and achievement.

We were honoured to welcome special guest William Mabo, who led a calming meditation session with students and families, creating a moment of reflection and gratitude. He also took the time to have a yarn with students and their families, sharing wisdom and encouragement as the year came to a close.

Mentors and Staff - End of Year Dinner 2025

Our beautiful and dedicated mentors and staff behind the Emerging Leaders Program at St Anthony's Catholic College.

We thank you for the guidance, encouragement and commitment you have given our students throughout the year. Your work does not go unnoticed, and our community is stronger because of you.

Emerging Leaders Ricky Emmerton Art Workshop 2024

Students participated in a Cultural Art Workshop with local artist Ricky Emmerton. They had a wonderful time exploring various cultural painting techniques and creating their own unique masterpieces. We are so proud of the amazing pieces they created and the cultural connections they made during this experience.

National Reconciliation Week Liturgy 2024

Our National Reconciliation Week 2024 liturgy at St Anthony's Catholic College powerfully embraced this year’s theme, “Now More Than Ever.”

First Nations students placed ochre on students and staff at the College as a symbol of coming together in truth and reconciliation. A special moment was shared between Annie Fox and College Captain Jericho and Jonathon and his mates as they presented their ochre.

NAIDOC - Biscuit Making 2024

Jonanthon, Dexter and Malachia put their chef skills to work, baking NAIDOC biscuits for our College celebration of culture and community.

With aprons on and plenty of teamwork in the kitchen, the boys showed great focus and pride as they prepared the biscuits as they measured, mixed and decorated their creations.

Blak Excellence Luncheon 2024

Students from St Anthony's Catholic College were honoured to attend the Black Excellence Luncheon, an inspiring event celebrating leadership, culture and achievement.

A highlight of the day was the opportunity to formally meet Stan Grant, whose powerful reflections on identity, truth and courage deeply resonated with our young leaders. Students also listened to a range of prominent local and national leaders who shared their journeys, challenges and hopes for the next generation.

Emerging Leaders Showcase 2024

A small but proud contingent of St Anthony's Catholic College students and staff attended the Emerging Leaders Showcase at Queensland Country Bank Stadium.

The evening was a powerful celebration of the Emerging Leaders Program, highlighting the incredible reach of the initiative and the strength of student voice, leadership and community connection. It was inspiring to witness our young leaders recognised on such a significant stage and to see the impact of culture, mentorship and opportunity coming together in such a meaningful way.

Graduation Liturgy 2023

A wonderful evening celebrating our students at the First Nations Education Graduation Liturgy.

Schools from across the Diocese gathered as graduating students received their gold stoles, marking the culmination of their secondary journey and the strength of culture, faith, and community that has supported them along the way.

Congratulations to all students on completing your studies — we are incredibly proud of you and all you have achieved.

Community - Fathers Day Breakfast

Tyson Morgan and enjoying an early morning breakfast with his Dad for Fathers Day.

Community - Clean up Australia Day

A huge thank you Rhylee, Harlen and Byron who participated in the Clean up Australia day activitiy this year. Our campus is looking awesome thanks to their care and consideration of Country.

Aunty Florence Visit - 2022

Elder Aunty Florence Onus present to our Emerging Leaders for Sorry Day 2022. She is a driving force behind The Healing Foundation and Stolen Generations.

Emerging Leaders Showcase - 2022

Student representatives -Tyler Ive, SethJohn Livock-Tolhust and Lucy Duncan. Thank you for representing our College with pride.

Community - Careers Development

Peter Henson is interested in discovering his career pathway in the Australian Defence Force.

Representitive Sport

Our very own First Nations Leader - Lucy Duncan has gained selection into the North Queensland Open Volleyball Team. She has been hard at work developing her skill over the past 3 years and will compete at the QLD Campionships later in the year.

Community - Soldier On, March On

Student Ryan Mitchell enjoys a walk and a yarn around the oval with Principle Barry Horner. Students aimed to conquer 96km, the length of the Kokoda Track to symbolise the courage and sacrifice of our veterans and their families.

Unveiling of our Indigenous Uniform - 2022

A proud moment for our College with the unveiling of the inaugural Indigenous Uniform at St Anthony’s Catholic College.

The design pays tribute to the mural designed at the Assisi Campus by local artist Robert Paul, honouring culture, story, and community connection. It was fantastic to see both staff and students proudly representing the uniform at its launch.

Graduation Liturgy - 2021

A wonderful evening celebrating our students at the First Nations Education Graduation Liturgy.

Congratulations to all students on completing your studies, we are incredibly proud of each and every one of you.

Graduation Liturgy 2020 - Academic - Bishop Micheal Putney Award

Indigenous Leader Harriet Goodall recieves the Townsville diocese's top award in recognition for her leadership, community involvement and contribution to policy formation at SACC.

Community - Lifeskills Cafe

Olita Webster and the Lifeskills Cafe provide a number of delicious treats to the College. Always with an Infectious smile!

Careers - Indigenous Police Liasion Officer

Indigenous Year 12 students - Dylan French, Samuel Stengel-Moore and Charlee Evens attend an information session with QLD Police Services.

Design - Wearable Art Show

Indigenous Year 12 Graduate - Hannah Corken models some wearable art.

Tylers Graduation Performance.MOV

Cultural - Graduation Performance

Tyler Ive prepares for his performance honoring Ethan Ive and Harriet Goodall (both Indigenous Leaders for the College in 2020) Graduation arrival.

Unveiling of the Indigenous Cross

Indigenous students and staff along with respected community Elders attend the unveiling the College's Indigenous cross. The ceremony concluded with the planting of some natives plants in the surrounding gardens.

Young Indigenous Printmakers program

Students Amber Dorrick and Kirstyn Stutley spent a day at Umbrella Studios, using resources available to create their own set of 4 prints.

Kirstyn Stutley at the printing press.

Amber Dorrick and her print of the Torres Strait Islander Flag and a dugong.

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