Genazzano FCJ College

Genazzano FCJ College is a secondary school with several buildings across its campus, including a heritage-listed structure and dedicated facilities for science and physical education. It serves approximately 1,000 students from early childhood through Year 12, with a small number boarding on campus.

It was established in 1889 by the Faithful Companions of Jesus, a religious order dedicated to women's education, making it one of the earliest Catholic girls' schools in the region. Over time, the institution expanded with additional buildings and programs.

The college serves as a space where students work together on theatrical productions and participate in cultural exchanges that bring them into contact with Aboriginal communities. These activities shape how the school community views itself and its place in a wider world.

The school follows an open enrollment approach without entrance examinations and welcomes students across all grade levels. The campus serves day students and boarding students, creating different daily rhythms on the grounds.

The school is divided into six residential groups named after figures from its history, which compete against each other in athletic and swimming events throughout the year. This system creates smaller communities within the school that build long-standing traditions.