What Girls Need...
We believe our student’s educational needs are:
- high standards of academic performance
- a broad, sound education
- an individual focus on doing one’s best
- a strong feeling of identity
- a strong work ethic
- class room programmes that open tertiary doors
In educating St Cuthbert’s girls, we strive to:
- develop character
- identify and develop students to their full potential
- encourage academic excellence
- recognise and reward success, both in terms of demonstrated excellence and sustained application
- provide a challenging and stimulating environment
- create a friendly and caring family environment
- encourage the traditions of the College
The personnel, structures and systems of the College are committed to a management culture which maintains best educational practice in the areas of:
- a balanced academic curriculum
- quality of our relationships with key stakeholders
- adoption of a philanthropic attitude
- an effective professional development programme
- an effective quality assurance system
- employing high quality, committed and innovative educational and support staff
- the College reputation
Achievement for a St Cuthbert’s College girl means:
- developing life-long friendships
- demonstrating a strong character evident in her development of faith
- commitment to respect for others and service in the community
- participation and achievement in a wide range of educational and co-curricular activities
- growth in personal self esteem and developing strategies for future development
- working to the best of her ability to reach her highest standard of academic performance.
Academic performance at St Cuthbert’s College is measured by:
- the number of individual students who achieve their personal academic goals
- the number of students who progressively improve their academic performance
- the standard of median results achieved across all the College’s students
- the number of students we graduate with personally outstanding results