Bethlehem College, Ashfield

Bethlehem College is a Catholic day school for girls run by the Sisters of Charity. It is located in Ashfield, New South Wales and was established in 1881. Students are easily identifiable by the purple school uniform - fondly known around the inner western suburbs of Sydney as "Ribena Berries". Bethlehem excels in their sport as well as academically. The school was amalgamated in 1976, when the Sisters of Charity worked in union with the founder... more

Bethlehem College is a Catholic day school for girls run by the Sisters of Charity. It is located in Ashfield, New South Wales and was established in 1881. Students are easily identifiable by the purple school uniform - fondly known around the inner western suburbs of Sydney as "Ribena Berries". Bethlehem excels in their sport as well as academically. The school was amalgamated in 1976, when the Sisters of Charity worked in union with the founders of Trinity Catholic College. The school's sole purpose was to educate the religious aspects of Christianity, but this was then altered in 1990, in persuasion by the Board of Education. Teachers are known to be very helpful. Presidents of the Student Representative Council 2002 - Juvy Marcellano 2003 - Sarah Haid 2004 - Ermelinda Antonelli 2005 - Claire Waqa 2006 - Shelann Webb 2007 - Pauline Nakhl 2008 - Pauline Appiah 2009 - Elizabeth Bell 2010- Emma Chau less