Good Samaritan Catholic College has enjoyed an outstanding term of representative sport, with our students demonstrating skill, resilience, and genuine pride in wearing the Good Sam colours. Across multiple Sydney Catholic Schools competitions and gala days, our athletes have continued to raise the bar and showcase the strength of our sporting program. This term marked one of our most successful SCS campaigns to date. Every Good Sam team competing in the weekly interschool co

I am beyond thrilled to congratulate Chloe Caluag of Year 12 Drama, whose Individual Project Performance of Prima Facie has been nominated for possible inclusion in the NESA HSC OnSTAGE 2027 Showcase. This showcase displays exemplary HSC Drama performances and projects from across the state. The prestigious nomination is a testament to Chloe’s passion and rigorous hard work in and out of the rehearsal room for the past 10 months. The performance material itself was highly c

The staff and students of Good Samaritan Catholic College would like to give a big thankyou to Jane Colley. A wonderful member of our Good Samaritan community who has been volunteering at our canteen for the last 24 years. We wish her all the very best in her retirement and new travelling adventures.

This term, Good Samaritan Catholic College students have demonstrated exceptional passion, technical skill, and critical thinking across a range of high profile STEM programs. From international scholarships to ground breaking technology prototypes and custom software development, our students continue to showcase how science, technology, engineering, and mathematics can be applied to solve real world problems and push creat

It has been a busy and exciting term for our Book Club members! During Book Week, our dedicated members helped sort, wrap and sell books for our Mystery Second-Hand Book Stall, spreading the joy of reading throughout our school community and raising money for charity. We have also been enjoying some wonderful discussions, including reading the short story Eraser Tattoo by Jason Reynolds and sharing our all-time favourite book characters and the reasons why they hold a special

We are thrilled to officially announce our newly elected Peer Support Leaders for 2027! To prepare for this vital responsibility, our new leaders will soon undergo comprehensive training to equip them with the skills needed to mentor, guide, and empower their younger peers. Their first official duty will be stepping up to assist during the upcoming Term 4 Orientation Day, where they will play a key role in making our incoming students feel welcome. We are incredibly proud of

It has been an exciting and engaging term for the English Department, with students and staff coming together to celebrate literature, creativity and performance through our revived Book Week celebrations and a special Bell Shakespeare incursion for Year 8. Book Week Comes to Life! Book Week brought plenty of colour, creativity and friendly competition to the College, beginning with our Where’s Wally? theme. Staff across the College swapped their usual attire for the unmistak

Living Life to the Full (John 10:10) At our last College Assembly, I focused on the real meaning behind living life to the full based on John 10:10. Choosing What Gives Life In a world where young people are surrounded by social media, influencers, notifications, gaming, advertising and constant streams of information, what does it mean to truly live “life to the full”? In the Gospel of John, Jesus gives us a powerful answer: “I have come that they may have life, and have it

GSCC Drama Club continues in term 3! Every Wednesday 3pm-4pm in P102. Please complete the following google form if you are interested: https://forms.gle/FSDnTCzurYgp2Lhp8 Come along to learn: performance skills articulation, projection and confidence in public speaking acting skills character work collaboration/ team building skills Involvement in Drama has major benefits for students in gaining real-world skills, including: improvement in social skills collaboration improve

Jai Duong, of Year 8, performed Frederic Chopin's Étude Op.10 No.4 at the 2026 SCS Classical Music Recital on Sunday 9th August at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Soloists for the recital were chosen through exceptional Eisteddfod performances and video auditions. Jai began his musical journey during the COVID-19 lockdown, initially self-teaching piano via YouTube. In 2024, he commenced formal studies with his current instructor, marking the beginning of his classical tra