The Social Justice Action Group (SJAG) is the College’s primary organisation for action on all matters related to justice. It is open to students in Years 10 – 12, with each year beginning in Term 4 and concluding at the end of Term 3. This group co-ordinates and leads the College in all campaigns, appeals and advocacy, including the Winter and Christmas Appeals, Reconciliation and Refugee Weeks, the Winter Sleep Out and Fair-Trade Fortnight, as well as brining attention to and emphasising climate justice. SJAG publish the It’s Time magazine twice a year for the whole College community, shining a light on those issues that are important for the community to know about.  

The Faith In Action Team (FIAT) is for students in Years 7 – 9. This group involves a clear program of showing the deep relationship between our faith and action for justice, a deeper connection than Humanism. It includes learning more about our Catholic Tradition in terms of spiritual development, liturgical practice and justice foundations and it engages students to be involved in actively preparing and participating in various initiatives around the College, including liaising with SJAG and different year groups.  Each term involves a different focus, from the Australian Catholic Bishops Social Justice Statement to leading for formation.  

The Junior School Justice (SJS) group is for students in Year 5 and Year 6 who are committed to making a difference and working for justice in the local, national and global communities. They gather each week and work on a program throughout the year that looks at different justice issues, specifically targeting their work to the Junior School. Their role is to work with SJAG and FIAT on various campaigns, and ensure that different initiatives and issues are broken open for Year 5 and Year 6 students to understand and respond accordingly. They are full of ideas and compassion and lead by example in the justice, peace and advocacy space.