After the intensity of the Trial HSC examinations, there is real value in taking a breath. For Year 12, the weeks after the trials can feel like a turning point. Much of the school journey is behind them, yet some of the most significant moments still lie ahead. The Reflection Day gave students the chance to step away from study schedules and exam papers, and to spend time thinking about who they have become, what they have shared, and how their faith can guide them into the

A chess tournament can turn on one quiet move. Across a crowded room, while clocks tick and pieces come off the board, students must think clearly, stay calm, and make decisions under pressure. At the recent Sydney Chess Academy Interschool Chess Challenge, the GSCC Chess Club did exactly that. GSCC achieved Overall School Champions, securing 1st place in a strong interschool field. It was a standout result for the club and a proud moment for every student who represented the

Good Samaritan Catholic College was honoured to welcome Michael Usher from 7NEWS, who visited the College to observe and engage with the wide range of initiatives taking place across the school. His visit provided a valuable opportunity to showcase the dynamic learning environment at the College, particularly the work of the Special Events and Media Team, which offers students a unique and authentic platform to develop skills in media production, communication, and storytelli

Good Samaritan Catholic College warmly invites prospective parents and students considering enrolment for Year 7 in 2028 to our College Open Day on Saturday, 28th February 2026, from 10:00am to 12:00pm. We look forward to welcoming you as you explore our vibrant learning and faith community and meet our students and staff. Good Samaritan Catholic College is committed to delivering a quality Catholic education. Students are challenged, encouraged and motivated to strive for ed

We’re proud to share that Year 10 student Leanne Tran has been shortlisted for the RSL and Schools “ Remember ANZAC” Art Competition for 2026. Leanne was nominated into the prize after winning the GSCC Art Club’s ANZAC Competition earlier this year. Leanne’s artwork ‘ Interconnected through Honour’ beautifully captures the meaning of remembrance and the connections we hold with those who served. Leanne will visit ANZAC Memorial in February 2026 for an ANZAC Commemoration and

Elisha D in Year 11, has been selected as one of six winners in Australia of the prestigious Astronaut Al Worden Endeavour Scholarship Class of 2026 . This is an outstanding achievement, where she will join Mission Team #29 and represent Australia at Space Camp USA in Huntsville, Alabama, in July 2026. The Endeavour Scholarship, presented in conjunction with the Indo Pacific 2025 International Maritime Exposition, is a global STEM initiative that offers students a once-in-a-

On Tuesday the 24th of June, the Specialist Support Class had the opportunity to visit the Art Gallery of NSW to view the 2025 Archibald...

Earlier this term, a dedicated group of Years 10 and 11 students undertook their combined Practice and Qualifying Journey as part of the...

We are delighted to share the resounding success of the Year 11 Visual Arts exhibition, held during Week 7. This exhibition showcased...

The SCS Dance Eisteddfod proved to be a highly successful and memorable event for our performers, showcasing exceptional talent,...