St John's has been blessed by the generosity of many families before us, and that giving tradition will sustain us into the future

Marcellin Centre

Modern Gymnasium, Weights and PE Complex

Opened in 2020 by the Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern,  this outstanding new sports arena and Physical Education complex is a facility our young men can be proud of for many years to come. Featuring a premium basketball court with spectator seating for over 500, the gym arena allows our growing school to meet together for assemblies and full school events. A fully kitted out weights room is in high use for strength and conditioning training for all our top teams and athletes, and modern classrooms look over the gym arena. 

The Foundation's support through the playing for keeps campaign was pivotal to securing premium fitout features that make this gym the envy of schools around the country. If you're calling in, check out the donor board in the 'Mel Young Foyer' entrance.

Grace Scholarships

Supporting today's students

Thanks to the generosity of the Grace Family,  six scholarships of $500 are awarded to new Yr 9 students entering the College who demonstrate academic excellence and/or a commitment to the Catholic character. The Grace Fund also provides $4,000 annually to support students and families in financial hardship.

Paul Honiss Turf

Tennis and Hockey Centre

Opened in 2001, this artificial turf is heavily used on a daily basis – from PE lessons, football and hanging out during breaks, hockey and tennis training as well as a wet weather alternative for rugby and football, the College can't imagine life without the Paul Honiss Tennis & Hockey Centre.

Anonymous Scholarships

Providing access to excellent Catholic education

For twelve of our students, scholarships offered through anonymous donors means they are able to access all that St John's has to offer. Considered will be students who :

  • demonstrate outstanding potential and will bring a strong work ethic to
    St John's, or 
  • whose family's financial circumstances would prevent them from participating fully in the life of the College.