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Message from the Principal

Stuartholme School has a wonderful reputation as a vibrant and compassionate community that encompasses the values of faith, learning, community, social justice and personal growth that empowers women to lead.
As Brisbane's only Catholic girls' boarding school, Stuartholme's boarding community remains at the heart of the School. Their sense of belonging and personal experiences offer richness and cultural diversity to the School.

Stuartholme educates every girl to reach her full potential. Our rigorous academic program together with our supportive learning environment teaches resilience and self-value where every student feels confident in her ability to contribute to our global society.

Stuartholme is small enough for each student to be personally known, yet large enough to offer an extensive, ever-changing and dynamic range of opportunities. Take a moment to read on and learn more about how a Stuartholme education can provide your daughter with the tools to be a confident, capable, responsible and socially aware citizen.

Student Profiles

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  Annella Casey

  Year Level: 11

  Meet a real champion

  Being able to make a difference to someone, inspiring other girls and bringing change are just some of the reasons why Year 11 student, Annella Casey devotes so much of her time to volunteering and social justice initiatives.

  Even when schools were closed and most of the country was in lockdown, Annella took part in a virtual Auslan Program, organised by Stuartholme School, where students could learn the Australian Sign Language.

  ‘I do know someone who is deaf, and I thought this would be wonderful way for me to gain a better understanding of what their life might be like when trying to communicate with the hearing world,’ Annella explained.

  In her role as a UQ Science Ambassador, Annella hopes to inspire other girls to take science, technology and mathematics subjects.

  ‘I remember seeing the UQ Science Ambassadors when I was in Year 7 and they inspired me. The Science Ambassadors’ role is to show students the many career opportunities available if they go on to study science, plus share latest news and celebrate fun events, such as National Science Week.

  ‘Stuartholme provides so many opportunities to get involved in volunteering and in leadership, which is a fun way to meet new people. These opportunities give me a chance to do my part in making positive changes in people’s lives.’