My Marcellin

Semester One Interim Reports will be available to all families as of Monday 18 March via the Community portal on MyMarcellin.

Interim reports are designed to provide feedback on a range of areas related to your son’s learning, attitude and approach, study habits, organisation, assessment and overall progress. These reports provide feedback on your son’s progress throughout Term One and form the basis for discussion at the upcoming Parent / Teacher / Student conferences to be held later this term and early Term Two.

Parent / Teacher / Student conferences for Year Seven to Twelve students will be held on the following dates:

•   Wednesday 27 March (4pm to 9pm)
•   Thursday 4 April (4pm to 9pm)
•   Friday 5 April (9am to 3pm)

Parents of Year Seven students please note that there are no Interim Reports for students of this year level. Our focus with Year Seven students has been on their transition to Marcellin and participation during their recent Orientation camp. As part of this transition you can make appointments with your son’s subject teachers to discuss their progress at the Parent / Teacher / Student conferences.

Families will receive further correspondence outlining how to access their son’s Interim Report and further information regarding the Parent / Teacher / Student conferences including Synergetic booking details.

If you have any questions relating to Interim Report or Parent / Teacher / Student conferences please contact the College or see your son’s Pastoral Leader.

In the Archdiocese of Melbourne, this week we celebrate Catholic Education Week. What is your favourite thing about being involved in Catholic Education? Is it the values? Is it the sense of community? Is it the education in faith that our school provides? For me, it's the challenge of enabling young people to see who they are called to be, and both encouraging and empowering them to fulfil this potential. To believe that we are all gifts from a Creator God is to take on the responsibility to develop those gifts in the service of others, especially the marginalised. As we work with the young men of Marcellin, we strive each day to support them to develop their gifts and to do so with a consciousness that their success in life is dependant not simply on the mastering of a skill, but rather in their use of their gifts and privileges to reach out to those in need. Fundamental to the mission of our College is a commitment to forming "good Christians and good citizens” (St. Marcellin Champagnat). As we celebrate Catholic Education Week, let’s pause to give thanks for the ways that we - parents, staff and students - work together to ensure that our young men live their lives with hope in their futures and the power of God’s love to affect positive change in our world.