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In 1969 Shaw College, for girls, was established adjacent to St Brendan's College in Devonport. Shaw College was a Catholic Girls School established by the [[Sisters of St. Joseph]]. Shaw College was named after Fr. Shaw from the [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hobart]] who was the first Parish Priest of Devonport. By agreement with St Brendan’s College a certain degree of co-instruction was arranged at Years 9 and 10. |
In 1969 Shaw College, for girls, was established adjacent to St Brendan's College in Devonport. Shaw College was a Catholic Girls School established by the [[Sisters of St. Joseph]]. Shaw College was named after Fr. Shaw from the [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hobart]] who was the first Parish Priest of Devonport. By agreement with St Brendan’s College a certain degree of co-instruction was arranged at Years 9 and 10. |
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In 1972, by agreement of the Archdiocese, the Christian Brothers and the Sisters of St Joseph appointed one Board of Management (Devonport Regional Catholic College Board of Management) and in 1981 Br Reg Long was appointed Principal of the co-educational ‘St Brendan-Shaw College’. |
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In 1981 the two Colleges were merged to form St Brendan-Shaw College, a co-educational College. |
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The College logo<ref name="Australia Private Schools">{{cite web | url = http://australiaprivateschools.com/the-north-west/Devonport/St-Brendan-Shaw-College/34921 | title = Australia Private Schools| accessdate = 20 June 2015}}</ref> combines the logos of St. Brendan’s and Shaw Colleges, or at least elements from each. The barque of St. Brendan symbolises missionary endeavour, while the 12 pointed star on the sail is taken from the Shaw badge where it represented "Light from Knowledge". |
The College logo<ref name="Australia Private Schools">{{cite web | url = http://australiaprivateschools.com/the-north-west/Devonport/St-Brendan-Shaw-College/34921 | title = Australia Private Schools| accessdate = 20 June 2015}}</ref> combines the logos of St. Brendan’s and Shaw Colleges, or at least elements from each. The barque of St. Brendan symbolises missionary endeavour, while the 12 pointed star on the sail is taken from the Shaw badge where it represented "Light from Knowledge". |
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Revision as of 03:39, 25 June 2020
| St Brendan-Shaw College | |
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| Location | |
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| Coordinates | 41°09′59″S 146°20′38″E / 41.1665°S 146.3440°E |
| Information | |
| Type | Private, day |
| Motto | By faith and deed |
| Denomination | Catholic |
| Established | 1981 |
| Principal | Frank Pisano |
| Staff | 70+ |
| Enrolment | 680+ |
| Colour(s) | Navy, blue and maroon |
| Slogan | Light from Knowledge |
| Website | www.sbsc.tas.edu.au |
St Brendan-Shaw College is a co-educational Catholic college for students in grades 7–12. It is located in Devonport on the North-West Coast of Tasmania in Australia. The college has around about 700 students.
History
In 1960,[1] the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers established St. Brendan's College for boys in James Street, Devonport. It was a college for boys up to Year 10.
In 1969 Shaw College, for girls, was established adjacent to St Brendan's College in Devonport. Shaw College was a Catholic Girls School established by the Sisters of St. Joseph. Shaw College was named after Fr. Shaw from the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hobart who was the first Parish Priest of Devonport. By agreement with St Brendan’s College a certain degree of co-instruction was arranged at Years 9 and 10.
In 1972, by agreement of the Archdiocese, the Christian Brothers and the Sisters of St Joseph appointed one Board of Management (Devonport Regional Catholic College Board of Management) and in 1981 Br Reg Long was appointed Principal of the co-educational ‘St Brendan-Shaw College’.
The College logo[2] combines the logos of St. Brendan’s and Shaw Colleges, or at least elements from each. The barque of St. Brendan symbolises missionary endeavour, while the 12 pointed star on the sail is taken from the Shaw badge where it represented "Light from Knowledge".
Senior secondary (Year 11 and 12) classes were introduced in 1990 and the school became the regional Catholic secondary co-educational college. Today it is a co-educational college for years 7-12.
Notable alumni
- AFL Footballers Grant Birchall, Jade Rawlings, Brady Rawlings, Ben Brown and Matthew Richardson.
- Cyclists Luke Ockerby, and Sam Minehan
- Stephanie Williams - Under 17 & 19 National Champion, Australian Rowing Team member and Ohio State scholarship holder. (Rowing)
- Ben Kiely, partner at King & Wood Mallesons
See also
- List of schools in Tasmania
- Education in Tasmania
- Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hobart
- Catholic education in Australia
References
- ^ "History Our Lady of lourdes". Retrieved 20 June 2015.
- ^ "Australia Private Schools". Retrieved 20 June 2015.
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