Principal's Welcome
Casimir Douglas - Principal
M.Ed.Lead., B.Ed., Grad.Cert.Theo., MACE, MACEL
Welcome to St Thomas More’s Catholic School!
We are a community inspired by Christ, called to nurture the quiet potential within each child until it finds its own strong and beautiful voice. Our mission is simple yet profound: fostering greatness—not as the world measures it, but as God intended, in the full flourishing of mind, heart, and spirit.
Rooted in the Josephite tradition, we cherish the vision of the Sisters of Saint Joseph who taught us to treasure every child. Their legacy lives on here in every greeting, every lesson, every act of care. It is a spirit that does not rush children but accompanies them, noticing, listening, and believing in who they can become.
Our commitment is to holistic education of the highest quality. We aim not only for academic achievement beyond national benchmarks, but for a rich life of learning that includes the arts, faith, sport, culture, and the steady formation of character. Every program, every plan, every classroom is designed to help children discover their own gifts—and use them for the good of all.
Community is not an afterthought for us but the heart of what we do. We walk alongside families in partnership. We invite every voice—students, parents, staff—into the shared work of shaping an inclusive, compassionate school culture built on respect, empathy, dignity, justice, and integrity.
Our facilities are modern and well-resourced, but it is our people who make them come alive: dedicated, skilled, and passionate educators who see teaching as both craft and calling.
Looking ahead, our Fostering Greatness Strategic Plan (2025–2030) commits us to empowering student voice, pursuing high‑performance teaching, championing wellbeing, and investing deeply in our community’s future. We are excited for the road ahead—a path where children are known, heard, and invited to become who God created them to be.
I warmly invite you to discover our school, and to journey with us in this shared mission.
Casimir Douglas
Principal
“To be educated, a person doesn't have to know much or be informed, but he or she does have to have been exposed vulnerably to the transformative events of an engaged human life.”
— St Thomas More, Utopia, 1516
