Associated Schools
Over its long 107 year history the college was associated with a large number of schools at one time or another. These included primary, or feeder schools, and higher secondary colleges. Although not exhaustive this list includes most of those known.
| Schools | ||
|---|---|---|
| St Oliver's (Pascoe Vale) | St Paul's (Coburg) | St. Fidelis (Moreland) |
| St Mark's (Fawkner) | St Matthew's (North Fawkner) | St. Thomas More's (Hadfield) |
| Corpus Christi (Glenroy) | St Joseph's (West Brunswick) | St. Monica's (Moonee Ponds) |
| St Brendan's (Flemington) | St Augustines (Yarraville) | St. Columba's Primary (Essendon) |
| Trinity College (Brunswick) | St Mary's (West Melbourne) | Cathedral College (East Melbourne) |
| Therry College (Broadmeadows) | St Thomas' (Clifton Hill) | St. Joseph's (North Fitzroy) |
| St Joseph's Technical School (Abbotsford) | St Joseph's Technical School (South Melbourne) | St Kevin's College (Toorak) |
| St Ambrose's School (Brunswick) |
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