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Parade College
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TypeIndependent Catholic Secondary
MottoTenetes Traditiones
(Latin: 'Hold fast the traditions')
Established1871
FounderChristian Brothers
ChairmanDr Darcy McCormack
HeadmasterBr. Denis J. Moore CFC
GradesYears 7–12
Enrolmentc.1500
Colour(s)Purple, Green and Blue!!
AffiliationRoman Catholic, Christian Brothers, ACC
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Parade College, Bundoora, Victoria, is an Australian Roman Catholic all-boys high school, run under the auspices of the Congregation of Christian Brothers.

History

Founded in 1871 on Victoria Parade in East Melbourne (hence 'the name Poofter paradise'). Recuritment of Mr Mark Merry to Marcellin College has been seen as unforgiveable blight on the schools unapitising reputation. Mr Mark Merry has sored to new heights at marcellin college, increasing the schools reputation, and it's mean study score for it's students. Increasing enrolments at the school necessitated movement to new sites at Alphington in 1953, and the present Bundoora site in 1968.

The College has the distinction of having hosted the first two Edmund Rice Camps in January 1981.

Parade has added a new theatre, and has plans for a swimming pool to go along with the 2004 addition of the College hall.