Have you ever felt the energy of a place buzzing with history and ambition? Aquinas College in the Melbourne suburb of Ringwood is a place where this energy is palpable. It is a thriving place of learning, with a unique history and culture. Established in 1961, it was originally set up to offer secondary education to Catholics in the local area, but it soon opened its doors to all students. The college’s motto ‘Illuminare et Ardere’ which means ‘to light up and be on fire’ is a testament to their passionate pursuit of excellence in academics, sports, and the arts. The school stands on 30 acres of land and hosts over 1700 students and has been an integral part of the community since its founding. In fact, Aquinas College has been considered a beacon of hope in the region, nurturing generations of students who have gone on to achieve great things. The school grounds, buildings, and facilities are state-of-the-art. There’s a Senior Years Building, Year 9 building, the Dominic Arts & Media Centre, the Staff and Technology Centre, the Gymnasium and Mahon Theatre, the Middle Years Learning Centre and the MacKillop Chapel. The college has also become known for its impressive athletic program. Aquinas College is truly an exciting symbol of the strong bond between the community, faith, and education.
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