You are standing right in front of it – the Simonds Catholic College St Brigid’s VCE Campus. It sits proudly on York Street in Melbourne. It was in 1996 that this college, a school for boys, was founded. It was the result of a merger: St Mary’s Boys’ Regional School and Cathedral College, both of which were schools catering to students from Year 7 through Year 10. Simonds’ motto, “Known, Supported, Inspired,” reflects its deep commitment to the students. The college’s crest signifies a shared faith and purpose, with laurel leaves symbolizing victory and success for its students. Simonds Catholic College St Brigid’s VCE Campus houses students from Year 10 through Year 12. The school’s rich history, with its two founding schools, ensures that generations of students have experienced the very best of Catholic education in Melbourne. Today, the school plays a vital role in the lives of its students and contributes to the vibrant educational landscape of Melbourne.
Kororoit Creek
Is this where the river meets the sea? This is Kororoit Creek. It flows right here through Melbourne’s western suburbs