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Aeterna Non Caduca | The Eternal Not The Transitory

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Diverse Learning

At Marcellin we cater for diverse learners, students that are academically gifted and students who need special assistance.

This differentiated approach to teaching and learning is in keeping with St Marcellin's credo to "treat them all equally", in that whatever a child's need is - do your best to provide them with the best possible opportunities to learn and value becoming a good Christian and good citizen.

Diverse Learning at Marcellin College encompasses many and varied areas of specialist education. These specialist programs include;

  • The Newman Stream Enrichment Programs Stages 4 and 5 Years 7-10 across all Key Learning Areas.
  • Special Needs and learning support programs in Years 7-12 including the Special Provisions Program across all Key Learning Areas
  • Whole school subject specific Literacy initiatives across all Key Learning Areas and all stages Years 7-12.

 

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The Marcellin Graduate

They arrive as young boys dependent very much on their parents and their teachers; they depart as adults in the eyes of the law. Young men - citizens of the world. There is an impression that the Marcellin boy is cocooned on the eastern side of Anzac Parade. The challenge for him is that he sees beyond that into the broader world. He is a global citizen. He is called to reach out to others, to let go of any preoccupation with self. His destiny is, as
St Marcellin Champagnat foretold, to be a good Christian and good citizen.