St Teresa's College, located in Abergowrie, provides a culturally responsive and holistic education for First Nations young men, grounded in strong connections to identity, community, and Country.

The College delivers a practical, relevant curriculum with a strong focus on literacy, numeracy, and real-world learning. As an agricultural college, students engage in hands-on experiences that build skills, responsibility, and a strong connection to the land, supporting future pathways in employment, training, and further education.

Teaching is structured, explicit, and supportive, with scaffolded learning and clear expectations to ensure all students can succeed. Culturally responsive practices are embedded to recognise and value the knowledge and experiences of First Nations students, while assessment and feedback support continuous growth and confidence.

As a boarding community, student wellbeing underpins learning. Strong relationships, a safe environment, and restorative practices ensure students feel supported, engaged, and ready to learn.

St Teresa’s College believes First Nations young men thrive when learning is meaningful, culturally connected, and grounded in strong relationships—with their peers, their community, and the land.