It is also recognised however that pastoral care permeates all areas of activity within the College community. Pastoral care embraces the network of relationship within the school community, academic and support staff, students, parents and the wider community. Effective Pastoral care involves the professional development of staff and the need for adequate resourcing. It also involves the pastoral care of staff and a recognition of their individual needs, personal qualities and skills. The personal growth of staff and the fulfillment of their pastoral responsibilities is an essential feature of pastoral care.
All staff are accountable to the community.
Every student has the right to be cared for intellectually, physically, psychologically, and emotionally. It is reflected in the teaching and co-curricular program, the Camp program, the liturgical life of the College, and all interactions within the College community. Most specifically, the House system is a key organisational structure that exists to implement pastoral care for students at the College. The House system is a primary structure in helping develop students sense of belonging to the school and also in fostering school and community spirit. To help cultivate and identify student leadership within the College.