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was established in 1959 by the Christian Brothers with the support of
the neighbouring Catholic parishes and the Catholic Education Office

replaced St Laurence’s School in Ovingham, which was also owned and operated by the Christian Brothers the previous 53 years

was built on a 8 hectare (20 acre) allotment received from the South Australian Housing Trust

welcomed its ninth Principal in 2008, the first six being Christian Brothers

replaced the original Brothers’ House with a new administration building, opened in 2008, named The Brothers' Building to commemorate the legacy of the Christian Brothers

The College is under the patronage of the apostle and missionary, St Paul.

The upward sword signifies readiness to “fight the good fight” (Ti 6:12) or “certa bonum certamen”.

The open book is the sign of Jesus Christ, the Alpha and the Omega.
The red crescents were taken from the crest of the late Archbishop Beovich, who was the College’s first patron.

The College colours symbolise the golden promise of fulfillment earned, with Christ’s help, through our hard work and diligence.