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  3. stpatrickschoolpune.comSt. Patrick’s – High School & Junior College

    St. Patrick’s School is an English medium co-educational school managed by the Pune Diocesan Educational Society under the Bishop of Pune. It is recognised and aided by the Government of Maharashtra. It comprises the Pre-primary Primary, High School and Junior College and has 2112 students.

  4. www.spc.nsw.edu.au › co-curricularCo-Curricular - St Patrick's College, Strathfield

    The College offers an extensive co-curriculum beyond the classroom. These experiences provide opportunities for personal growth and the development of responsibility, cooperation and initiative.

  5. www.stpatricks.tas.edu.au › our-college › 40thCelebrating 40 Years of Co-Education - St Patrick's College

    Celebrating 40 Years of Co-Education. 2024 commemorates the 40-year milestone of co-education at St Patrick’s College, following the amalgamation between Marian College and St Patrick's in 1984.

  6. www.spc.nsw.edu.au › welcome-to-the-senior-schoolCo-curricular | St Patrick's College Strathfield

    All students engage in meaningful experiences tailored to their interests and abilities, strengthening the school spirit at St Patrick’s College, Strathfield. The Co-curricular Vision Statement outlines the benefits for students and parents while emphasising the holistic educational experience.

  7. www.spc.nsw.edu.auSt Patrick's College Strathfield | Luceat Lux Vestra

    St Patrick's College, Strathfield. Providing a safe and inclusive learning environment for all. Pursuit of personal excellence; engaged with the world.

  8. www.stpatrickscollege-dungannon.net › about-stAbout St Patrick’s College - St Patricks College Dungannon ...

    St Patrick’s College is a co-educational school for ages 11 to 18. We are committed to fostering the inherent dignity of each child and providing a quality education for all our young people. Our building was opened in 2008 and beforehand the boys and girls of Dungannon were educated in two separate St Patrick’s school sites for over 50 years.