Howard Day - Friday Week 3

P&F Clothing Pool Get 25% off all clothing items on Monday May 27 with the P&F Clothing Pool's Term 2 sale day.  The clothing pool will be open 9am-4pm to help finalise your winter uniform needs.  Grab a bargain and help your College at the same time.

University of New South Wales

YWIE Pathway Program

We are on the brink of extinction. Heatwaves and bushfires become the new summer, and heavy rain and hurricanes become our new winter. This is the new normal. Who can we call to fix all of this? The reality is … it is up to us. Everyone can be an engineer. UNSW’s YWIE Pathway Program provided me with the opportunity to explore engineering as a future pathway for my career. The challenge was to create a concept for an innovative filtration or capture system that can be integrated into green wall systems to stop microplastic from entering waterways when we use greywater in urban areas. Our solution? Coconuts. Our green wall uses coco coir, a natural fibre extracted from the outer husk of coconuts. This material is highly accessible, especially in developing countries. Imagine a future that reduces pollution using coconuts. My team created a solution that combines fibre from Coconut husks and filtralite beads within the filter of our green wall to remove microplastics. This challenge fulfilled me. Not only was saving the environment my favourite part about the challenge, but the empowerment came from being females working towards a greater cause. My team and I were able to undertake the challenge within the short 4-week time frame and persevere through all the challenges, Challenge 4 had for us. Out of 100 young women, I am incredibly grateful that our team won first place in the pitch competition determined by a panel of judges, and got chosen for the people’s choice award, even with the long distance. I have made lasting memories with my team members that I hope to continue through the University of NSW.

Here's a photo of Emilie and I with the Deputy Dean of Education for UNSW Engineering, Maurice Pagnacco.

Campbelltown - Koshigaya Sister Cities

Students Invited to apply for the trip to Japan

In the upcoming September holiday break, Campbelltown will select 15 students aged between 14 and 18 to travel to Koshigaya, Japan for a life changing experience. Last year 5 students from Mount Carmel Catholic College were selected to attend. If any students aged 14 - 18 know are interested in applying for the upcoming trip to Japan from 29 September to 12 October, please see information below.

To be eligible to apply, students must:

1. Live in the Campbelltown City Council local government area.
2. Be aged 14 to 18 and still at school at the time the delegation departs Sydney.

Students don’t need to be learning Japanese to apply for and go on the trip. We look for students with a desire to travel to experience a new culture, who have an interest in Japan and a desire to be a great ambassador for Campbelltown.

The information and application form can be found at the Student Delegation to Japan 2024 link at www.cksca.org.au

Applications to join the trip close on 22 May 2024.

Mount Carmel School Bus Routes

Transit Systems (formerly Interline) school bus route timetable is available via this link. Contact phone number is 8118 7102. Please be advised that Bus Route for Willowdale is currently missing from this updated document.

Enrolments 2024 Onwards

The CEDoW has transitioned to a new online enrolment platform, called Funnel, removing the use of all paper forms. Please take note, particularly for sibling applications. The online application form is accessible from the College website.

  Social Media – Facebook & Instagram

Coming soon! Watch this space!

Rainer School Wear

Winter uniforms orders now available. Please click here.