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Your Content Goes Here About MCA A Marist Education Since 1940 our Brisbane Catholic Boys’ School has provided a well-rounded Catholic boys’ education where the foundations of faith and manhood are given as much priority as academic, cultural and sporting endeavours.
As Brisbane’s only day and boarding school in the Marist Tradition, our College offers boys in Years 5-12 a transformative education and a bounty of opportunities. A Marist College Ashgrove education establishes boys as life long learnings providing them with opportunities.
The College fees are determined each year by Marist Schools Australia Limited, detailing tuition, boarding and other costs all of which may be subject to change.
Telephone: +61 7 3858 4555 Email: marist@marash.qld.edu.au Reception hours: Mon-Fri 8am to 4pm Location & Parking: We are located at 142 Frasers Road, Ashgrove QLD 4060 Parking at the College can be found by visiting our campus map Campus.
Marist College Ashgrove began in 1940 with 70 students and Brother Ignatius O’Connor as its first headmaster. The College is built on the site formerly used by Father Walter Cain and his proposed missionary order.
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Marist College Ashgrove is a single campus school located at 142 Frasers Road, Ashgrove. Upon arrival to the College, visitors are treated to the country-like setting of the College which is hidden from view by a canopy of heritage trees.
Apply Now - Marist College Ashgrove. About. Parents / Guardians interested in applying for a place for their son at Marist College Ashgrove are encouraged to register their interest following their son’s birth. For day students, our main entry years are Years 5 and 7.
Annual Reports Please find here our latest Annual report as well as archived annual reports. Please note that as a result of changes in reporting processes and requirements over time, some measures may not be consistent for the purposes of comparison. 2023 Annual Report 2022 Annual Report 2021.
Sport is central to the Marist College Ashgrove curriculum not just because boys enjoy them, but because they embody many qualities in which the College believes. Learning to win and lose, to lead and be led, to push oneself to and perhaps beyond one’s limits, to think.
