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116 Quakers Road
Marayong NSW 2148
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Email: standrewscollege@parra.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 02 9626 4000

St Andrews College Marayong

Junior Campus
116 Quakers Road
Marayong 2148

Senior Campus
50 Breakfast Road
Marayong 2148

Phone: 02 9626 4000

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From the Assistant Principal - Students

Thanks for a great term.

Term 3 has been a very busy and rewarding term at the College. I would like to thank all the Staff, Students and parents for all their assistance and participation in Learning and all other activities that have taken place. Your effort and hard work is appreciated.

I would like to thank Year 12 for their presence and hard work this term and I wish them the best in their upcoming HSC examinations. 

Start of Term 4

The first day for students is Tuesday 15th  October. Students will return in College Summer Uniform. Please be mindful on return that the College expectations regarding grooming are being met.

Mindsets

In life and learning we can have different mindsets that will either build our capacity for learning or keep us from achieving success. There are many areas of our mindset that we should be aware of. The following table lists some of the mindsets that we deal with. Our mindsets can be either fixed (not willing to change) or Growth (open to change).

We are all capable of “Doing more- Going Beyond”. Then one thing that is stopping us is our mindset. We must focus on Growth if we wish to develop and we must avoid limiting ourselves with a fixed mindset. 

Mindset

Fixed

High Growth

World view

You feel like you are unchangeable

You understand that with hard work and determination, you can change yourself to create the abilities you need

Challenges

You avoid challenges

You are open to and embrace challenges

Obstacles and difficulties

You give up immediately

Persist with setbacks and new skills

Effort

You expect that things be easy and give up if not

You understand that effort is the key to mastery

Feedback and Criticism

You ignore feedback

You request feedback and use it to improve

Success of other

You feel threatened when someone does well

You seek out people who have mastered something and learn their secrets

Making Mistakes

You hide or ignore mistakes

You see mistakes as an opportunity to learn. FAIL means First Attempt In Learning

Offered help and support

You turn down help and support

You seek out support



The challenge for all students is to look at the different mindsets and focus on how you can develop your mindset in the high-growth area of each.

What’s in the planner?

Walter Elliot was a Priest and Writer. He said:

“Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after another”

Perseverance is completing something even though it's difficult or there is a delay in seeing the results of what you are doing. Many aspects of our life can be a series of short races. Life, school, work etc can test our perseverance. Setting goals, both long and short-term, can help you persevere when things get difficult and you find it hard to see the end of the task. 

Key strengths to focus on are Honesty and gratitude. 

Enjoy the holidays.

God bless,

Mr. Nick Thrum

Assistant Principal - Students




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