History:
Catholic Regional College North Keilor (CRCNK) proudly takes its place among the Federation of five Catholic regional colleges. CRCNK was founded in 1982 as a Year 7鈥�10 Co-educational College to educate youth from the surrounding parishes of St Christopher鈥檚, Airport West, St Augustine鈥檚, Keilor, St Mary of the Assumption, Keilor Downs, St Peter's, Keilor East, and Emmaus, Sydenham.
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Faith
We take pride in being an inclusive, faith community that welcomes and values each member of our College community. With Jesus as our role model, we embrace our core values of Faith, Compassion, Resilience and Respect as constant reminders of the journey we travel on, and the people we are striving to be. Our College motto of 鈥榤ake us bearers of your peace鈥� challenges us to journey together with faith and hope, always working towards a better world for all.
Learning
We believe all students should be provided with a safe and supportive learning environment, underpinned by positive relationships with others and opportunities to achieve significant and measurable growth in their learning journey. Our staff are committed to inspiring students to raise their own learning aspirations, working together to ensure meaningful, inclusive and positive interactions; a culture where the personalised learning needs and interests of each student is paramount.
Utilising evidence-based research to shape professional practice, we foster a professional and collaborative approach to developing curriculum, teaching and assessment, ensuring that all students on the learning continuum are accounted for, and that clear progression of knowledge and skills in each domain aligns with the learning needs of every student.
Wellbeing
Children learn best when they feel respected, safe, connected and valued as members of their community. As a College, we are constantly striving to work in partnership with families to support our young people through their adolescent years. We acknowledge their individual wellbeing needs and their developing knowledge of themselves, their relationships and their embracing of the core values of the College, which help them to grow and flourish as members of our wider community.
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