About Us

Staff

At Our Lady of Lourdes, there are 22 teaching staff and numerous support staff.

This includes a School Leadership Team, Learning Support Teacher, Learning Support Assistants, a Teacher-Librarian and Library Assistant, Aboriginal Education Teachers, Office staff, Pastoral Care Worker and Canteen Supervisor.

A registered School Counsellor is also available to assist in assessing and addressing individual student learning needs.

Our goal is to provide excellent education in a positive Christian environment by integrating all of the different aspects of human development and understandings. This is achieved through the subjects taught in the light of the Gospel and encouraging the growth of the virtues which are characteristic of the Christian person.

A list of staff can be found below:

2023 STAFF

Leadership Team

Principal: Cheryl Henderson

Assistant Principal: Petrina Massey

Religious Education Coordinator: Divine Breen

Primary Coordinator: Rebecca Cook

Teaching Staff

Kinder BLUE: Victoria Murphy (0.5) and Lauren Ross (0.5)

 

Stage 1 BLUE: Rebecca Cook (0.7) and Rachael Baas (0.3)

Stage 1 RED: Lachlan Edwards

Stage 1 WHITE: Lara Sullivan

 

Stage 2 BLUE: Divine Breen (0.8) and Georgia Brimble (0.2)

Stage 2 RED: Sharon Low (0.6) and Nadine Ptolemy (0.4)

Stage 2 WHITE: Camille Iacono

 

Stage 3 BLUE: Petrina Massey (0.75) and Lisa Samson (0.25)

Stage 3 RED: Danny Antonini

Stage 3 WHITE: Shanea Blaney

 

Learning Support Teacher: Allison Treloar 

Pedagogical Mentors: Rebecca Cook and Renae Unicomb

Gifted Education Mentor: Sharon Low

Teacher Librarian: Stacey Graham 

Aboriginal Education Teachers: Belinda Huntriss (0.6)

English as Additional Language/Dialect Teacher: Patricia Higgins (0.2)

RFF: Renae Unicomb

​Support Staff

Senior Clerical Officer: Cristie Challand

Learning Support Assistants: Colette Culley, Kylie Bardetta, Kathy Williams, Michelle McDonald, Maddison Webb

Pastoral Care Worker: Karen Tucker

Library Assistant: Julia Fields

Canteen Supervisor: Kaye Hutchinson