St Edmund's College Wahroonga

St Edmund's College Wahroonga St Edmund's College is a dynamic, co-educational school for students with special needs in Years 5-12.

St Eddies students & RAP Team "All in for Reconciliation"Despite the disappointment of inclement weather on Friday postp...
31/05/2026

St Eddies students & RAP Team "All in for Reconciliation"

Despite the disappointment of inclement weather on Friday postponing our Year 9 History Excursion to the 20th Aboriginal Torres Strait Veterans Commemoration to Friday 12th June (a big day coinciding with our College Disco). Our students have been tremendous in learning about First Nations people, stories, and culture in the classroom, across the school and in community throughout Reconciliation week which continues to Mabo day 3rd June.

On Tuesday 6 members of our student RAP Team preparing for Red Dirt in the Term break joined Mayor Christine Kay and Uncle Brendan Kerin (son of St Edmunds 1951 student David Kerin) for a Sorry Day learning and smoking ceremony at Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden.

Then on Thursday student RAP leaders Isaac, Aaron and Hunter joined Catholic Schools Broken Bay Jarjum Team for a gathering on North Heads St Paul's Manly (formerly a Christian Brothers / EREA school which is now Co educational). CSBB are preparing to host the 2027 Catholic Schools NSW Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Educational Conference and invite St Edmunds to take a leadership role through our students and community connections.

St Pauls Principal Ms Gabie Stojanovski was so impressed with our students they were given a tour of the historical "Cardinal's Palace" including the Chapel (pictured below) where the original Christian Brother Teachers would gather to pray before each day of teaching and learning.

Our Reconciliation Week activities culminate with Assembly this Friday and a visit by Army regional Indigenous Liason Officer CB MGGarrity who last year presented our Red Dirt Team with a ceremonial spear to carry the flame as ambassadors for Reconciliation who celebrate the stories, families, culture and backgrounds of every student and member of our community.

All in for Reconciliation

Mr Sean Brannan
Acting Deputy Principal and Red Dirt Expedition Leader

31/05/2026

Year 7 have been working hard developing their table tennis skills in Sport! 🏓

Through a range of fun and engaging activities, students have been practising their serving, rallying and hand-eye coordination while building confidence and teamwork. It’s been fantastic to see their skills improve each week, along with their determination, resilience and sportsmanship👏✨

Keep up the great work, Year 7! 🏓🌟

27/05/2026

Year 7 and 8 enjoyed a wonderful visit to the Art Gallery of New South Wales this week! 🎨✨

Students took part in a creative hands-on workshop and explored the gallery exhibits, including a fun interactive exhibition that everyone loved.

Well done to all students for showing such great flexibility, enthusiasm and positive engagement throughout the excursion 👏🏼

Eddies Red Dirt Team @ Sorry Day Commemoration with Uncle Brendan 6 of our Year 11 Red Dirt Expedition Ambassadors for R...
26/05/2026

Eddies Red Dirt Team @ Sorry Day Commemoration with Uncle Brendan

6 of our Year 11 Red Dirt Expedition Ambassadors for Reconciliation kicked off Reconciliation Week with a Ku-ring-gai Council Sorry Day Event led by Uncle Brendan Kerin the son of St Edmunds 1951 student David Kerin who hailed from Arrente Mparntwe (Alice Springs) country.
Uncle Brendan explained the significance of Sorry Day, Reconciliation Week, and the impact of separating Aboriginal children from families, stories, country and culture, before leading an educational and entertaining yidaki ("don’t say didgeridoo") performance and smoking ceremony. Morning tea with Mayor Christine Kay, Councilors, Matt Devlin, Cedric Spencer, students and staff and walk around the Wildflower gardens and boardwalk rounded out our morning.

It was a great Reconciliation Week cultural segway for our students who later this Term will be part of our learning on the Red Dirt Expedition.

St Edmunds Wahroonga celebrates the people, stories and songlines associated with our country, and the fact that we live, work, learn and play on what was, is, and always will be, Darramurragal land.

Sean Brannan
Acting Deputy Principal

Congratulations to our incredible swimmers who proudly represented both the College and NSWCCC at the NSW All Schools Sw...
25/05/2026

Congratulations to our incredible swimmers who proudly represented both the College and NSWCCC at the NSW All Schools Swimming Championships! 🏊‍♂️👏

Across two huge days of competition, our students showed outstanding determination, resilience and sportsmanship, competing in an impressive number of events and achieving many personal best times along the way 🌟

A special congratulations to School Captain Isaac, who brought home a bronze medal in the Mixed 16 & Over 200m Freestyle Relay Multi-Class event — an amazing achievement! 🥉

Eddie’s @ Waratahs v Brumbies Super Rugby Through generous Eddie’s Big Night Out 2025 patrons Craig Haskins of Manly Sur...
23/05/2026

Eddie’s @ Waratahs v Brumbies Super Rugby

Through generous Eddie’s Big Night Out 2025 patrons Craig Haskins of Manly Surf Club and Jason O’Connor of Printing St Leonards, our students and families were able to enjoy Fridays Super Rugby fixture from a luxury SFS Box!

To say the experience was a highlight is an understatement. Eddie’s Rugby and Sport for the love of the game, were the real winners. Thank you Craig, Jason and Rugby for a great night for St Edmunds Special Education Wahroonga

Sean Brannan
Acting Deputy Principal

21/05/2026

On Tuesday afternoon, we hosted our Disability & Post School Expo. From employment and therapies to recreation, advocacy and social opportunities, the Expo highlighted the incredible support networks within our community and the many pathways available beyond school 🌟

As part of the Expo, we asked our providers one simple question: What does every young person deserve?

Their responses reinforced our shared belief as a community that every young person deserves to feel valued, empowered and supported to reach their full potential ✨

What an incredible afternoon at our Disability & Post School Expo! 🌟It was wonderful to see so many families, students, ...
20/05/2026

What an incredible afternoon at our Disability & Post School Expo! 🌟

It was wonderful to see so many families, students, alumni and service providers come together to connect, share information and explore pathways for the future. From employment and therapies to recreation, advocacy and social opportunities, the Expo highlighted the amazing support networks available within our community 🤝

Thank you to all of the providers who generously gave their time to attend, and to everyone who came along to make the event such a success. Of course a huge thank you to our wonderful Family Engagement officer, Lisa, for organising such an incredible event.

We hope families left feeling informed, empowered and excited about the possibilities ahead 🌟

Our students showed incredible determination, resilience and sportsmanship at the CSBB Cross Country Championships this ...
20/05/2026

Our students showed incredible determination, resilience and sportsmanship at the CSBB Cross Country Championships this week! 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️👏

Competing in the 3km event, our team achieved outstanding results across multiple divisions, including several podium finishes and the fastest time of the day! 🌟

We are also so proud that a number of students have now been selected to represent CSBB at the NSWCCC Cross Country Championships next month. What an amazing achievement! 🎉

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