College Crest
- Motto: "Virtus Ubique Vincit" - Courage Conquers All
- Southern Cross: Symbolises our nation, Australia, and is a reminder of our duty as citizens.
- Sacred Heart: Reminds us of the love of Jesus for all and also the association between the catholic parishes of Mosman and North Sydney.
- Open Book: Represents our quest for learning and the Gospels - a reminder of the central place the word of God has in our lives.
- Interwoven A & M crowned with twelve stars: The Marist symbol - Ave Maria, crowned with twelve stars - (Book of Revelations 12.1) highlights the place Mary, the mother of Jesus, has in the life of the College.
- College Colours: Blue, Black and Gold
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