Caroline Chisholm College

04/09/2026

On Tuesday, we had the privilege of gathering together for our special Father’s Day Liturgy, celebrating the wonderful fathers, grandfathers and special male figures who play such an important role in the lives of our students.

It was wonderful to see so many special guests join us as we reflected on the gift of fatherhood and the love, guidance, strength and support that fathers and father figures provide each day.

A special thank you to Mr Damien Mills, one of our teachers and a proud father, who shared his personal insight into the joys, challenges and blessings of being a father. His reflections provided a beautiful reminder of the important role fathers play in shaping and nurturing the lives of their children.

We thank all the dads, grandfathers and special male figures who joined us and continue to make such a meaningful difference in the lives of our young women.

Happy Father’s Day to all our wonderful fathers and father figures!

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04/09/2026

“You don’t have to know what you want to be 10 years from now”... just one of the powerful messages shared by Kaylee Moorfield (Class of 2018) when she returned to Caroline Chisholm College for an inspiring Lunch & Learn!

Now a Speech Pathologist with Lifestart Disability Services and based in Western Sydney, Kaylee has turned her passion for working with children and young people into a rewarding career - helping them communicate in ways that work for them, while making therapy meaningful, engaging and fun!

But Kaylee’s presentation was about so much more than her career. She openly shared her journey from the end of high school to where she is today - including the pressure she felt to go straight to university without really knowing what she wanted to do, discovering her own interests and strengths, and the people who supported her along the way.

- Sometimes you need to take a few turns.
- Sometimes you need to try something different.
- Sometimes, you need to open one door before you find the one that’s right for you.
- Your future doesn’t have to be figured out today - just keep exploring.

A huge thank you, Kaylee, for coming back to share your story, your experiences and your passion with the next generation of students. We loved having you back!

A wonderful reminder that there is no single "right" pathway after Year 12 - and sometimes the twists and turns are exactly what lead you to where you're meant to be!

03/09/2026

PDSSSC Athletic’s Carnival
On Wednesday 2nd September, nineteen students represented the College at the PDSSSC Athletics Carnival at Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Centre. The girls performed outstandingly well on the day, with many of them placing and also progressing on to PDSSSC representation for the upcoming NSWCCC carnival.

Well done to the following girls for representing the college with pride and a great attitude, and for giving their best efforts on the day: Layla B, Holly B, Mikayla B, Jemma C, Phoebe C, Sam D, Talia G, Arden H, Sophie I, Alyssa J, Ruby M, Zara O, Inara P, Zara S, Bailey S, Annabelle T, Siena V, Sarah B, Ruby M, Amber S, Ruby-Rose S and Georgia W.

There were many great results on the day. The following were our highlights –
Layla B - 12 years - 3rd in 400m.
Mikayla B - 16 years - 2nd in 100m, 3rd in 200m and 2nd in 400m.
Phoebe C - 12 years - 3rd in 200m
Amber S - 17+ years - 1st in 100m and 2nd in long jump
Annabelle T - 17+ years - 2nd in 200m
The 4x100m senior relay team was first - Amber S, Annabelle T, Mikayla B and Sienna V.

Thank you to the parents and supporters who were at the carnival on the day. Your support and assistance was greatly appreciated.

Congratulations again to all of the students that represented the College, and good luck to the girls who are progressing to the next level. We look forward to hearing about your successes.

03/09/2026

Congratulations to our Senior Girls OzTag team on an outstanding performance at the NSW Schools OzTag Championships on the Central Coast this week!
After winning their regional championship, the girls earned the opportunity to compete against the best school teams from across NSW. They finished third in their pool, qualifying for the quarter-finals, where they defeated Goal College to progress to the semi-finals.

The girls fought incredibly hard in the semi-final against Erindale College, but unfortunately went down, finishing an impressive 4th in the state. 🏅

We are incredibly proud of the team for demonstrating skill, determination, teamwork, resilience and outstanding sportsmanship throughout the competition. A fantastic achievement and one the girls should be very proud of!

Congratulations, girls! 💙👏

03/09/2026

What an incredible day for our 7/8 Caroline Chisholm College Netball Team, competing in the NSW Schools Cup at Homebush! 🌟

The team showed outstanding skill, determination and teamwork throughout the competition, finishing 2nd in their pool with some fantastic results:

🏆 Cranbrook — Win 18–10
🏐 Hills Sports — Loss 11–27
🏆 Endeavour — Win 16–8
🏆 Kincoppal Rose Bay — Win 19–13
🏆 Plumpton — Win 20–5
🏆 Redlands — Win 28–1

The team then progressed through to the Semi-Finals, where they faced Westfields and went down 13–23.

What an amazing achievement! The calibre, depth of skill and talent across Chisholm was on full display, with many of our players making their debut and experiencing representative competition for the first time. The growth, confidence and teamwork shown throughout the day was fantastic to see.

A huge congratulations to every player for representing Caroline Chisholm College with such pride, sportsmanship and determination.

A special thank you to Ella G for her superb netball umpiring and for supporting the team throughout the day.

03/09/2026

On Tuesday and Wednesday the Junior Oztag squad ventured to the Central Coast to play in the Champion of Champions Oztag tournament. It was a great two days of sun, sport and some fun.