Sport & Clubs
Building confidence, teamwork, and character beyond the classroom
Loreto offers sport, cultural, and enrichment activities across all phases with on-campus swimming pool, tennis courts, and netball courts.
Facilities
Swimming pool, tennis courts, netball courts, two computer labs, CAT lab, biology lab, science lab, Consumer Studies kitchen, music centre, media centre, career guidance room, chapel, cathedral, prayer room, tuckshop, clothing shop.
Pre-School
- Art
- ball skills
- board games
- Craft
- needlework
- ballet (additional fee)
Primary School
- Athletics
- Netball
- Soccer
- Swimming
- Tennis
Sport during the school morning is compulsory for primary school learners. Afternoon sport (14:00 to 15:00) is voluntary. Each learner is encouraged to take part in at least one sport per term.
High School
High School activities are grouped into two types: co-curricular activities linked to the curriculum, and extra-curricular activities offered on a voluntary basis.
Extra-curricular activities, voluntary
- Netball
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Soccer
- Girls in Science
- Liturgical Choir
- Choir, Voluntary ensemble whose focus is to lead the school’s Masses in song
- Voluntary competitive ensemble that represents the school at inter-school choral competitions
Co-curricular activities, linked to the curriculum
Debating Club: Develops language, critical thinking, and public speaking. Linked to the English curriculum.
Chess Club: Develops logical reasoning and problem-solving. Linked to the Mathematics curriculum.
SPAMM (Scriptwriting, Performing Arts and Multi Media): Compulsory for learners who have chosen Dramatic Arts as a subject, contributing to their practical assessment. Open to other learners through an audition process.
The House System
To boost morale and develop team spirit, each learner and educator at Loreto is placed in one of three Houses. The Houses are named after Archangels in the Bible, and each has a different colour. The banners depicting the Archangels decorate the western wall of the school hall.
St Raphael "Healing of God."
It is through the gracious providence and love of God that we as Christians strive to be holy, like unto God.
St Gabriel "Strength of God."
Archangel Gabriel was sent to Mary as God’s messenger to make the annunciation that she would be the mother of the Redeemer.
St Raphael "Healing of God."
Archangel Raphael was sent to Tobias to heal him of his blindness.
St Michael "Like unto God."
It is through the gracious providence and love of God that we as Christians strive to be holy, like unto God.
St Gabriel "Strength of God."
Archangel Gabriel was sent to Mary as God’s messenger to make the annunciation that she would be the mother of the Redeemer.
St Raphael "Healing of God."
Archangel Raphael was sent to Tobias to heal him of his blindness.
House Prefects and how Houses earn points
House prefects are chosen to lead the three Houses. All learners earn House points through their academic performance, cultural and sports activities, attendance at school functions, participation in special events, and exemplary behaviour. Points accumulate across the full year. The House with the most points at the end of the year wins the House Trophy, presented at the annual prize-giving.