St Maroun's College is an Independent Catholic Co-Educational school from Preschool to Year 12. The College is under the care of the Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family with a dedicated and professionally qualified staff.

The College philosophy respects the dignity, worth and the rights of each person who are part of the College community. Building on this philosophy the College provides a wide range of opportunities for students to grow into spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual maturity so that they can make their contribution to Australian society.

Emphasis is placed on qualities such as perseverance, self discipline, self confidence and social responsibility, the ability to communicate effectively and work collaboratively with others and to resolve conflict in positive ways. It is believed that these values and skills promote a sense of citizenship, student leadership, a belief in social justice and an understanding of and commitment to procedural fairness.

Dulwich Hill Public School prides itself on its diversity. The school celebrates its multicultural and indigenous heritage through a range of programs and events, including Community Languages and NAIDOC Week. Our motto, ‘Tolerance’, is fundamental to the school’s culture.

St Maroun's College is an Independent Catholic Co-Educational school from Preschool to Year 12. The College is under the care of the Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family with a dedicated and professionally qualified staff.

The College philosophy respects the dignity, worth and the rights of each person who are part of the College community. Building on this philosophy the College provides a wide range of opportunities for students to grow into spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual maturity so that they can make their contribution to Australian society.

Emphasis is placed on qualities such as perseverance, self discipline, self confidence and social responsibility, the ability to communicate effectively and work collaboratively with others and to resolve conflict in positive ways. It is believed that these values and skills promote a sense of citizenship, student leadership, a belief in social justice and an understanding of and commitment to procedural fairness.

Dulwich Hill Public School prides itself on its diversity. The school celebrates its multicultural and indigenous heritage through a range of programs and events, including Community Languages and NAIDOC Week. Our motto, ‘Tolerance’, is fundamental to the school’s culture.