CORE VALUES
A framework for behaviour
Our Core Values guide us, providing a framework for behaviours so that we are unified in our shared purpose.
They are the foundation upon which we continue to build meaningful relationships and foster a sense of community. Without them, we cannot hope to create and maintain an inviting, supportive and safe learning environment.
Although each could stand alone, we believe that together the Core Values define something unique to St Joseph’s. Like each of us, the individual Values have a part to play in the shared success of St Joseph’s.
At St Joseph’s College, we aspire to live by the core values of Spirituality, Excellence, Compassion, Justice, Hospitality, Community and Service.

St Joseph’s College was founded in the Catholic Mercy Tradition by the Sisters of Mercy in 1906. The foundress of this order, Catherine McAuley, encouraged her congregations to work for all peoples, to educate, to care for the marginalised, and to make a difference for all in their communities.
In the Mercy Tradition, our Catholic College is committed to the development of the whole person. Through this commitment, the students strive for excellence: spiritually, academically, physically, emotionally and socially.
Students also develop a strong sense of community and a proud College spirit in the Mercy Tradition. The College provides opportunities for all students, while preparing them to fully engage in an ever-changing society.
Our commitment to Christ directs all thoughts, actions and will, according to the Gospel, with an emphasis on Christian love, hope, service, justice and forgiveness.
COLLEGE NEWS
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Community – Edition 6, 2023
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Careers Newsletter – Edition 15, 2023
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Community – Edition 5, 2023
The fifth edition for 2023 of our College newsletter - Community is now available. IN THIS EDITION OF THE COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE | DEPUTY PRINCIPAL LEARNING AND TEACHING | DEPUTY PRINCIPAL STUDENTS | MERCY CAMPUS NEWS | COLLEGE NEWS | 2023 DEBUTANTE...
Harvest Magazine 2023
I am proud to present the 2023 edition of Harvest, the mid-year publication full of pictures, profiles, and stories from the amazing St Joseph’s College learning community.
Our college motto, ‘Virtue Conquers’, guided us as we prepared this year’s magazine. I can think of no theme more suitable, considering that this edition documents the latter half of the Year of Spirituality (2022) and the first half of the Year of Excellence (2023).
Senior Pathways 2024 Information Evening
Tuesday 25th July – 7.30pm.
We strongly encourage students to attend this event and discuss options in achieving their goals.
Mercy Campus – Corner of Riverside Avenue and Eleventh Street, Mildura.
ENRIGHT CAMPUS
154 Twelfth Street
Mildura VIC 3500
MERCY CAMPUS
Cnr Riverside Ave
& Eleventh Street
Mildura VIC 3500
LANGTREE CAMPUS
8 - 10 Langtree Parade
Mildura VIC 3500