St Benedict's College is committed to the holistice education of young people in the Benedictine tradition based on the values of service, hard work, humility, stewardship, balance and community.  We use Christ's model of inclusivity, perseverance and of nurturing each other's gifts and talents to underpin all that we do.

We provide high quality, contemporary education in a Catholic Christian context. We support and encourge all students to become successful life long learners, confident and creative individuals and active and informed citizens able to contribute fully to their community and the world in which they live.

Our College seeks individuals who are dedicated to being positive, proactive and diligent Balance, Community and Service Leaders.

Middle Years (Years 7 and 8)

In the Middle Years, our curriculum offerings provide students the opportunity to engage in a range of courses to suit all learning pathways. Students will study seven subjects in each term across Years 7 and 8:

• Religion, English, Mathematics, HPE, Humanities and Science are compulsory across Year 7 and 8
• Students rotate through elective subjects over the two years so that all students have the opportunity to engage in all electives at least once by the end of Year 8.

Detailed information about core courses, elective courses and subject pathways can be found in the Year 7 and 8 Subject Handbook.

Lower Senior Years (Years 9 and 10)

Year 9 provides the opportunity to begin to explore different subject options. This is further enhanced in Year 10 where students have the opportunity to engage in vocational learning, the world of work or our specially devised pathways program. We make every effort and commitment to offer a broad range of subjects in order to cater for the individual needs of students enrolled at the College. Students will study seven subjects in each semester across Years 9 and 10:

• Religion, English, Mathematics and Science are compulsory for study over all semesters
• History and HPE are compulsory for one semester in both years
• Students in Year 9 choose 6 semester elective subjects and students in Year 10 choose 3 year-long elective subjects. We strongly encourage students to choose a range of subjects in order to give them a broad and balanced education across a range of learning areas.

Detailed information about core courses, elective courses and subject pathways can be found in the Year 9 and 10 Subject Handbook.

At St Benedict's College we run regular Tours of the College with members of our Leadership Team for interested families seeking a Catholic education for their children. 

Should you have any questions regarding a Tour or enrolments, please contact our Enrolments Officer on 3385 8888 or email SMAGEnrolments@bne.catholic.edu.au. 

Rail on Our Doorstep

The Moreton Bay Rail Link provides ease of access for many of our students, linking Kippa-Ring to Petrie.  Mango Hill East Rail Station is on our doorstep, with students not even having to cross a road to enter or exit the College grounds from the station.

Timetable information can be found here TRANSLink Timetable

Bus

Both Thompson's Bus Services ad Hornibrook Buslines drop off and pick up students safely from within the College grounds.  For accurate and up to date information about bus transport to and from St Benedict's College, please go directly to their websites or to the TransLink journey planner. 

Thompson Bus Services

Hornibrook Buslines

Translink Journey Planner

Foundation student, Bethany Conroy who graduated St Benedict’s College in 2017 in our very first Year 12 cohort, has been successful in securing a QUT Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship, valued at $30,000.  

The Scholarship program is QUT’s premier offering for students with outstanding academic achievement.  In addition to financial support, the program helps recipients to make the most of their university experience through extra development opportunities, which build leadership skills and professional networks.  

Bethany is undertaking a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) at Queensland University of Technology and we wish her well as she embarks on her chosen course of study. 

Comments from Bethany on 19 March 2018:

This year I was honoured to receive a scholarship to study Engineering with Honours at Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point Campus. This is a four year degree and accepts students who demonstrate outstanding achievements in years 11 and 12 in maths and science. I was selected to be part of the 2018 Vice Chancellor scholarship team which comprises of 120 students who studied in Year 12 last year and received excellent academic results. I feel very privileged to be part of this elite group of QUT students who not only receive financial support but exclusive opportunities for networking, support, camps, exchanges and career development.

Being the first graduating class from St Benedict’s College in 2018 provided wonderful opportunities to work closely as part of a small group of Year 12 students and access support and mentoring from the exceptional staff. I would like to thank in particular my Maths, English and Science teachers who include Mrs Connor, Mr Carlill and Ms Guthrie who generously supported me with their time, expertise and professional guidance. 

Many teachers and school leaders including Mrs Dempster, encouraged and supported me in applying for many scholarships. I am very grateful to the staff of St Benedict’s College, my parents and peers in supporting my academic endeavours.