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Red Bend Catholic College

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Principal
  
Michael Flanagan

Colour(s)
  
Navy & Sky Blue

Enrolment
  
~800

Phone
  
+61 2 6852 2000

Red Bend Catholic College

School type
  
Private, secondary, co-educational, day and boarding

Denomination
  
Roman Catholic, Marist Brothers

Established
  
1926 (Johnson St) 1955 (Red Bend)

Address
  
LOT 1335 College Rd, Forbes NSW 2871, Australia

Motto
  
Latin: Per Angusta Ad Augusta; (Through Difficulty to Greatness)

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Red Bend Catholic College is a Roman Catholic secondary, day and boarding co-educational school run by the Marist Brothers located in Forbes in the Central West region of New South Wales, Australia. Established in 1926, the College has enroled approximately 800 students from Year 7 to Year 12.

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History

Prior to 1977, the Catholic education of students in this region was provided by three secondary schools; Our Lady of Mercy College, Forbes; Our Lady of Mercy High School, Parkes; and Marist Brothers' College, Forbes.

In February 1977, these three schools combined to form one co-educational High School, with the name of Red Bend Catholic College, at the site of the former Marist Brothers' College, on the banks of the Lachlan River. This merger brought together the teaching traditions of the Mercy Sisters and the Marist Brothers.

House system

  • Basil House: Colour: Green, Motto: "Action Not Words."
  • Denis House: Colour: Red, Motto: "Second to None."
  • Loyola House: Colour: Yellow, Motto: "Leading the Way with Strength and Honour."
  • Xavier House: Colour: Blue, Motto: "Determination, Participation, Success."
  • College Crest

  • The Motto: Per Angusta ad Augusta
  • The Colours: Sky Blue & Navy Blue
  • The Cross: The Mercy Cross as worn by all Sisters of Mercy
  • The M: Marist Emblem
  • The Twelve Stars: Crown of Mary
  • References

    Red Bend Catholic College Wikipedia