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30 de may. de 2024 · St. Dominic’s College is committed to providing Catholic Secondary School education to boys in the Greater Penrith Area. St Dominic’s College has a commitment to creating a caring environment where excellence in Education is evident within the Catholic Tradition and the Spirit of Edmund Rice.
- Learning Framework
The College uses the mandatory A-E Grade Scale in accordance...
- Community Associations
It reinforces what we at St Dominic’s already support;...
- College House System
The Br Jeff Regan House Cup competition is an integral part...
- Vision and Mission
St Dominic Savio College Principals Enrolment Year 7...
- Tench House
Tench House Spirit Tench House Captains 2021 Andrew Nicotera...
- Science
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- My SDC
My SDC. An online portal for members of the St Dominic's...
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- Learning Framework
St Dominic's College is an independent Catholic secondary day school for boys, located in Kingswood, a subset of Penrith, a suburb in Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. St. Dominic's College was established in 1873 by the Congregation of Christian Brothers, who continue to run the school.
St Dominic’s Catholic College is a Year 7-13 Catholic College for young women, formed within the Dominican tradition. We support our students to aim for personal excellence in all things, to develop a broad range of interests and talents, to develop strong leadership skills, to challenge themselves and their thinking, and to engage in ...
St. Dominic’s College is a private Catholic Secondary School which has a commitment to creating a caring environment where excellence is evident within the Catholic Tradition and the Spirit of Edmund Rice. The College aims to provide an environment in which develops a boy in their learning.
St. Dominic’s College was established for the purpose of providing a Catholic education for boys in the Penrith District. The foundation of the Brothers’ School at Penrith was shrouded in mystery. The people of Penrith themselves knew of it only a week before the opening day.
