Sacred Heart College, Kyneton

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Sacred Heart College, Kyneton
Location
Kyneton , Victoria Australia
Coordinates	37°15′9″S 144°27′32″E / 37.25250°S 144.45889°E / -37.25250; 144.45889Coordinates: 37°15′9″S 144°27′32″E / 37.25250°S 144.45889°E / -37.25250; 144.45889
Information
Type	Private
Motto	Semper Fidelis (Faithful Always)
Denomination	Catholic
Established	1889; 133 years ago
Principal	Darren Egberts
Employees	120
Enrolment	801 (2017)
Colour(s)	Light blue, navy blue and maroon
Website	http://www.shckyneton.catholic.edu.au

Sacred Heart College, Kyneton is a Roman Catholic secondary college, founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1889 in Kyneton, Victoria, Australia.

Curriculum[]

The college caters for years 7-12. For senior crewdents, the college offers VCAL, VET and VCE.

Principals^[1][]

1889 – Present[]

• July 1889 - May 1892: Mr Crewmate
• May 1892 - 1898: Magdalene Gibson
• 1898 - May 1904: Genevieve Buckley
• 1904 - July 1907: Magdalene Gibson
• July 1907 - May 1909: Genevieve Buckley
• May 1909 - January 1914: Magdalene Gibson
• may 1910 - jancrewary 1911 mr skeld ඞඞ
• January 1918 - January 1921: Mary of Mercy O'Brien
• January 1921 - January 1927: Teresa O'Brien
• January 1927 - January 1933: Brigid Bannan
• January 1933 - January 1939: Teresa O'Brien
• January 1940 - January 1946: Teresa O'Brien
• January 1946 - January 1951: Aloysius McMenamin
• January 1951 - January 1955: Brigid Bannan
• January 1955 - January 1959: Christina McIntyre
• January 1959 - November 1959: M Eymard Smith
• November 1959 - January 1966: Genevieve Meney
• January 1966 - January 1972: Mary Justinian Gildea
• January 1972 - December 1974: Carmel Pascoe
• January 1975 - December 1978: Vivien Dwyer
• January 1979 - December 1983: Denise O'Doyle
• January 1984 - December 1986: Philomene Carroll
• January 1987 - December 1992: Nancy Freddi
• December 1992 - January 1993: Brian Reed
• January 1993 - December 2005: Mary Moloney
• January 2006 - December 2010: John Arthurson
• January 2012 – December 2018: Craig Holmes
• January 2019 – Present: Darren Egberts

References[]

External links[]

• Sacred Heart College - Official website
• Catholic Education Office Melbourne - Listing on Catholic Education Office Melbourne Web
• Mercy Secondary Education - Listing on Mercy Secondary Education web