building courage and confidence

Proudly providing Catholic Education to Benalla and District families since 1900.

Why FCJ

Situated on the sacred lands of the Yorta Yorta people, FCJ College continues to honour the traditions of our First Nations brothers and sisters and remains true to the values of our foundress Marie Madeleine d’Houet.

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Learning and Teaching

FCJ College is committed to the provision of a broad, comprehensive, contemporary and innovative curriculum with a complementary co-curricular program within a safe physical and virtual environment.

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Student Wellbeing

Students thrive when made welcome, allowing them to develop a sense of belonging within our school community in which they feel valued and respected.

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Community Connections

Strong community connections empower us to create a nurturing and inclusive environment that prepares students for success in the real world.

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welcome from our principal

FCJ College has a strong tradition in Benalla, but as we continue to honour the past, we also look forward with our eyes wide open.

Our community strives to provide an education for students of the Benalla region that will enable them to leap into the future with confidence and hope. As a regional Catholic secondary school we seek to offer all our students the opportunity to grow in their faith journey, grow in their understanding of themselves and the world around them.

Discover FCJ College’s latest articles, events, achievements and announcements.

Articles

May

Spirit of Companionship: A Memorable Day with Bishop Shane

FCJ College was honoured to welcome Bishop Shane Mackinlay. His visit was marked by meaningful conversations, student engagement, and reflections on faith, leadership, and companionship — values that continue to shape our college community.

May

Step Inside FCJ College: And Beyond

It’s been a vibrant and exciting week at FCJ College, with students embracing hands-on learning, creative projects, and outdoor activities. From the classroom to the sports field, enthusiasm and teamwork were on full display across the school.

May

Principal's Post

You may have noticed the word ‘Synodality’ pop up in relation to Pope Francis and our newly appointed pontiff Pope Leo XIV. The word tends to be associated with an assembly of people collaborating - usually church leaders alongside the laity. The process of Synodality involves listening.

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events

Mar