A haven of learning nestled in Mount Roskill. That’s Monte Cecilia Catholic School. It’s more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a story woven into the fabric of the community.
Monte Cecilia Catholic School opened its doors in a state-of-the-art building on February 5 2016. This impressive facility stands next to St John Vianney’s parish. The school embraces over a century of Mercy Tradition. The school’s mission is clear: to empower students to strive for excellence through collaboration and service. It aims to foster lifelong learning and contributions to the world.
But Monte Cecilia is more than just a school. It’s a place where Catholic values are integrated into daily life. The school’s rich curriculum encompasses the arts science physical wellbeing numeracy and literacy. Students learn languages and technology too. All subjects are enriched by the teachings of Christ. The school aims to equip its students with strong values a sense of right and wrong. They are encouraged to develop confidence in their own identity. Students are encouraged to be active involved and motivated learners. Respect compassion and kindness are also emphasized. The school also focuses on perseverance and striving for excellence. The children learn to be Kaitiaki guardians of creation. The school’s motto reflects this commitment: Hold strong to your beliefs and love one another.
The school has a maximum roll of 227 pupils. It caters for years 1 to 6 in three Learning Hubs. The enrollment policy prioritizes Catholic students but there are spaces for non-Catholic students. The school is multicultural. It’s a vibrant hub of activity. It’s a place where children learn grow and thrive. Principal Mrs Sarah McAlpine leads the school. She and her team are committed to providing a complete Catholic education. The school provides a safe nurturing environment. It’s a place where faith filled learners flourish.
Monte Cecilia is more than a school. It is a testament to the enduring power of community. It’s a place where children learn not just academics but also values that will shape their lives. It’s a place where the Mercy Tradition continues to inspire. It’s a place where faith hope and love intertwine. It’s a place that truly deserves to be called a haven. It’s a place you should explore.