St Columba's student Annabella Noussis-Stanisic with her teacher Megan Weaver.
In the lead up to World Teachers’ Day on 30 October 2015, students thanked their teachers by sending in selfies with their teachers accompanied by 25 words or less what inspired them about their teacher.
An amazing teacher. Always helpful and always learning from her. Constantly making an effort to relate to us. Makes learning fun,” is what St Columba's Catholic College, Springwood student Annabella Noussis-Stanisic had to say about her teacher Megan Weaver.
The winning entry came from Xavier College, Llandilo student Tiffany Anderson who nominated her teacher Justine Phillips. Justine won an iPad mini and Tiffany won $200 worth of iTunes vouchers
“Mrs Khattar inspires me to live a life like Jesus. She warms my heart, stretches my imagination and encourages me to achieve. She is dazzling,” says Makayla Dalmati from Our Lady of Lourdes Primary, Seven Hills.
"Miss Devine inspires me because she is so smart about the body and bones. She comes up with interesting ideas. She is kind and compassionate,” says Jacob Camilleri, St John’s Primary, Riverstone.
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22 Sep 2026
From Facebook
Today we celebrate and farewell the Class of 2026. We thank them for their leadership, friendship and service to the St Columba's Catholic College community. It is with great excitement we watch them prepare to spread their wings beyond the College and share their light with the world. Graduates, as you explore, discover and learn in the years ahead, know you will always be cherished members of the St Columba's family. We wish you tremendous happiness and peace.21 Sep 2026
From Facebook
On Wednesday 14th September, Year 10 Silver Duke of Edinburgh students embarked on their Practice Adventurous Journey in Glenbrook. The students plotted their route, shouldered their hiking packs full of food, water, tents and poles, and were all smiles setting off on their adventure. The Practice trip took them into Glenbrook Gorge, where rock-hopping met creek-crossing and soggy shoes, to Red Hands Cave, learning about the history of the Darug people, camping at the beautiful Apple Tree Flat to the distant sounds of “Columba” by the campfire, and finally to Tunnel View Lookout, watching the sun rise over a sleepy Western Sydney. The students progressed well as individuals and as a group, and are prepared for their upcoming Qualifying Journey in Term 4. A special thank you to Mrs Brough and Mr D'Souza for giving up their time to join the group on their expedition. Good luck Year 10 Silvers for your upcoming Qualifying Journey! Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award