ICT

We are proud of our ICT facilities and provision of 21st Century learning. Information and Communications Technologies are integrated into all teaching programmes and courses offered, so as to encourage students to develop those contemporary technological skills vital to the modern workplace.

Our highly qualified teaching staff are constantly developing, expanding and adapting their lesson delivery to incorporate the newest and most relevant educational technologies.

We are always aiming to expand our already very impressive technological facilities and currently believe we are leading the way in embedded ICT learning. It is our belief that ICT has moved beyond simply being a tool for learning, but is now the fuel that drives it.

We believe that activities which incorporate technology and provide a digital experience enhance student learning through collaboration, engagement and innovation. For this reason we run a 1-to-1 Primary Laptop Program in Years 5 and 6 where students are provided with their own quality device to use in class and at home to enrich their experience. As students progress into high school and further education, the development of organisational and communication skills becomes increasingly important and so much of the instruction in the Primary Laptop Program revolves around these as well as providing students with a wide variety of tools in order to achieve this.

Our BYOT (Bring Your Own Technology) Program for all students in Years 7 – 12. Students can select and bring to school the most appropriate device to suit their individual learning and creative styles. We believe giving students this choice and flexibility helps provide a realistic and bespoke technology experience where they are able to take ownership of their learning and become responsible, global citizens.

We are the fastest improving academic school over the last eight years in NSW

Our academic trend continues to rise.

35% of our 2018 HSC students achieved an ATAR over 90

Over the past eight years, St Augustine's College Higher School Certificate (HSC) rank has improved by almost 200 places. In 2018, the graduating class ranked 65th in the State and was the 4th ranked Catholic school for boys.