Our School - From the Principal

Welcome to Antonio Catholic School—a vibrant, growing community where every learner is valued, empowered, and inspired. As you explore our website, I hope you sense the joy, curiosity, and deep engagement that fill our classrooms and outdoor learning spaces each day. At Antonio, students are encouraged to wonder, question, and develop their thinking in ways that extend far beyond the curriculum. 

We hold high expectations for teaching and learning, and our dedicated, professional staff are passionate about nurturing every child’s potential. Through ongoing, rich professional development, our educators continually refine their practice to ensure that each student thrives academically, socially, and emotionally. 

Relationships are at the heart of our school. We believe that strong, respectful connections between staff, students, and families are essential to empowering learning and wellbeing. Together, we create a safe and inclusive environment where every person feels seen, heard, and supported. 

We also believe that everyone—students, staff, and families—is an active participant in the learning journey. Our community is built on collaboration, shared responsibility, and a commitment to growth. This collective spirit is reflected in our close partnership with Cardijn College and the Marcellin Technical Campus, offering a rich and seamless R-12 pathway that supports students to lead with confidence and compassion. 

Antonio has a proud tradition of cultivating student leadership, both within our school and beyond. Many of our alumni return to contribute to our community, a testament to the lasting impact of their time here. 

I warmly invite you to contact us for more information or to arrange a tour of our beautiful school. Our outstanding facilities—indoors and outdoors—nurture the artist, musician, performer, athlete, scientist, mathematician, designer, engineer, writer, and explorer in every child. 

At Antonio Catholic School, we are a community of learners where everyone matters—and matters absolutely. 

Many blessings, 
Anthony Garton
Principal