The College Co-Curricular Program provides students with additional learning experiences that enable them to break pre-existing boundaries and further their discovery of self. The opportunities on offer provide a foundation for developing passion and pursuing areas of individual interest.

• Social Justice Group
• Community Service
• Liturgical Group
• Community Partnership and Fundraising
• Long Walk to the ‘G’
• Year Level Retreats
• Spirit of Anzac
• Franciscan Network
• World Youth Day
• Year Level Reflection Days
• Year Level Wellbeing Days

The College Production takes performance to the next level, providing the opportunity for students of all skill sets to be involved on stage and behind the scenes on a both a performance and technical level. The production extends the learning experience beyond the classroom, providing an authentic opportunity for students of all year levels to showcase their skill, creativity and talent as well as further their development of self. Students who choose to be involved in the production have the opportunity to perform on stage, assist with the design and creation of sets, engage in costume and lighting design, lead the ‘Front of House’, and contribute musically through sound and instrument. The audition, rehearsal and performance segments of the College Production aim to bring our community together, celebrating diversity, creativity and teamwork.

College Productions:

2013: The Wiz.

2015: Grease.

Health & Physical Education classes, year level sport programs and inter-house carnivals for Athletics, Swimming and Cross Country provide opportunities for students to develop personal skills and fitness within the framework of healthy competition.

The College is a member of the Sports Association Catholic Co-educational Secondary Schools. Students can participate in a range of inter-school sporting activities, including athletics, swimming, cross country, cricket, football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, netball, tennis and golf. The SACCSS premier league operates at Years 7 – 10. SACCSS Senior sport days are held for Years 11 & 12.

The aim of the Health and Physical Education curriculum is to promote the value of physical activity in students’ lives. It gives pupils the opportunity to practise ways of working with others to adopt and maintain a healthy, productive and active lifestyle. At Kolbe the Health and Physical Education curriculum encourages students to be physically active people for life. Students learn through challenging and enjoyable movement experiences, improving their capacity to move with skill and confidence in a variety of contexts.

A wide range of subjects and electives is provided across year levels, including pathways to VCE P.E. and VCE Health and Human Development. In the HPE junior and middle school programs, the focus is on theory, participation and developing practical skills in game situations. Areas studied include fitness and exercise, the science of the body and movement, nutrition, and skills associated with sports such as cricket, softball, survival swimming, netball, soccer, basketball, touch football, track and field and ten pin bowling.

The College Cocurricular Program provides students with additional learning experiences that enable them to break pre-existing boundaries and further their discovery of self. The opportunities on offer provide a foundation for developing passion and pursuing areas of individual interest. Some of the many clubs available for students include:

• Stem Club
• Robotics and Coding Club
• Plan for the Planet Accelerated Learners Club
• Tournament of Minds Accelerated Learners Club
• Science Talent Search
• Kolbe Youth and Social Justice Club
• Performing Arts Club including Karaoke Club, Dance Club, Drama Club and Juggling Club.
• Sporting Clubs and/or Teams
  
• Homework Club
• Mathematics Club
• Book Club
• Politics Club
• Debating Club
• Languages Club
• Instrumental Music Bands and/or Groups
• Production Team
• Sound Team
• Techsperts Club
• Media and News Club