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St Paul's College, Kempsey

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St Paul's College
Address
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Sea Street

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Information
TypePrivate, Co-Ed
MottoLet Your Light Shine
Religious affiliation(s)Catholic
Established1965
PrincipalMr Kevin Lewis
Grades7-12
EnrollmentApprox. 420
Colour(s)Light and Dark Blue
Websitehttp://www.kmpslism.catholic.edu.au/

St Paul's College is a co-educational Catholic school in Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia. The school caters for students in years 7-12.

History

The establishment of St Paul's College Kempsey in 1965 completed 30 years of planning. St Paul's commenced classes on 8 February 1965 with 87 boys from Classes 5, 6 and 1st form. In 1968 the school was established for students from Year 5 to Fourth Form.

In 1973 St Pius X Regional High School was built on the eastern side of the St Paul's site. The two schools were administered separately but shared Library and other facilities.

In 1980 the two schools were amalgamated and became Macleay Regional Catholic High School and the motto "Let Your Light Shine" was established.

In 1985 the name was reverted to the original St Paul's, but the motto of MRCHS was retained.

1991 marked the first Year 11 students and in 2000 the first 4 stream Year 7 class began.

School badge

The badge incorporates features of the former St Pius X and St Paul's Badges. A shield with two tone blue and the Macleay Valley. In the upper right section there is a small replica of the St Paul's badge with the Chi Rho, the Southern Cross and Mary's emblem.

Sport houses

At St Paul's there are four sporting houses:

House Name House Colour House Values
Edmund Gold Diligence and Honesty
Farrelly Red Perseverance and Endurance
McAuley Green Vigilance and Dedication
MacKillop Blue Faith and Courage

Notable school community members

See also