Higher Education in Mount Helen, Ballarat, VIC
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1412 GEELONG ROAD, Mount Clear, 3350
(03) 5330 3719
High School, SCHOOL, SCHOOLS 
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111A Yarrowee Street, Sebastopol, 3356
(03) 5337 5900
Christian college 
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684 Humffray St S, Lake Wendouree, 3350
(07) 3437 7500
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Camp St, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5327 8600
Community College, University department 
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806 MAIR STREET, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5332 2505
BED, BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION 
806 MAIR ST, Lake Wendouree, 3350
(03) 5332 3190
University 
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1200 Mair Street, Lake Wendouree, 3350
(03) 0027 5228
Prepare for a rewarding career while making an impact. Browse study options, search courses, find out how to apply, view admission pathways, and learn about fees and scholarships. 
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1431 STURT STREET, Newington, 3350
(03) 5331 1688
St Patrick’s College is a Catholic secondary school for boys located in Ballarat, Victoria. The College was founded in 1893 by the Christian Brothers under the patronage of the Bishop of Ballarat, Dr James Moore. The College caters for both day and boarding students, The College is located on Sturt Street Ballarat and is part of a recognised education precinct with its close proximity to Ballarat Clarendon College, Loreto College and Ballarat High School. The aim of the College is to support parents in educating their sons within the Catholic tradition and the spirit of Edmund Rice. St Patrick's College maintains an inclusive enrolment policy, is generally considered a low fee school and offers a broad range of curricular and co-curricular options to cater for boys with a range of needs. This is highlighted by the wide range of options taken up by graduates ranging from tertiary studies to traineeships and apprenticeships. 
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1600 Sturt St, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5329 6100
Set before you at the outset a something that will ennoble your life, your thoughts, your endeavours. Aim at something excellent; our life is largely influenced by what we aim at - our ideals often make our realities. Have enthusiasm for your cause; nothing of much worth is attained without enthusiasm. Be earnest, be persevering, be humble, and then with God's aid you will succeed; at least you will not have lead an ignoble life, nor lived in vain.' Gonzaga Barry. Loreto College is a Catholic secondary school for girls, located in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. We have been proudly educating young women of influence for 139 years. A contemporary school set in historic and beautiful surrounds, Loreto College builds on rich traditions of the past to provide girls with a quality, progressive and dynamic education which becomes a foundation for their future. It is our goal for a Loreto College graduate to be a young woman who is confident and equipped to engage actively in all aspects of life in the 21st century. We hope that a Loreto girl will be responsible, motivated and independent with an abiding sense of her own personal, spiritual and social well-being and social justice. With the Catholic perspective that formed the spirit and virtues of Mary Ward, young women are educated to strive for personal excellence. 
