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School Holiday Opening Times:
Administration Open: 8am – 4pm
Contemporary Learning Centre Closed during School Holidays
Total School Closure Days: Good Friday April 10 & Easter Monday April 13
Term 2 Commencing for Students: Wednesday April 15th
St John’s Regional College is a Catholic Co-educational Secondary School in the South Eastern suburb of Dandenong.
Our vibrant community boasts many different cultures and languages making us one of the most diverse and multicultural schools in Melbourne. We pride ourselves on our sense of self, community and spirituality.
Our spirituality is inspired by our patrons, Saint John Baptist De La Salle and the Venerable Nano Nagle whose lives told a story of faith in Jesus Christ and service to the most vulnerable in their time. From their story our community draws strength, guidance and faith.
We hope you enjoy reading through our new website and consider St John’s Regional College for the future education of your children.
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Dear Parents and Guardians I write to you to confirm that our school will follow the recommendation from the Victorian Government and the Chief Health Officer that school holidays commence from Tuesday 24 March. As… Read More
Please read the below document for information on maintaining communication through SEQTA: Open English version Open Arabic version Read More
In an effort to keep our students and guests as safe as we can, we have been advised to suspend all Graduates' Restaurant bookings for the months of April, May and June (School Term two).… Read More
Dear Parents and Guardians St John's Regional College strongly recommends that all VCAL and VET students discontinue their TAFE study and Structured Work Placements until further notice. This recommendation comes in respect of the Government… Read More
Dear Parents/Guardians, At this time, there has been much publicity regarding potential school closures due to COVID-19. This has likely caused concern particularly for those who are undertaking Year 12 programs, or Year 11 students… Read More