century approached the Catholic educational needs of rural families from northern Victoria and southern New South Wales had to be considered. In 1901 the first boarder was enrolled at the College, as a response to the needs of those families. In 1907 the school was registered and officially known as Assumption College, Kilmore. The College continued to grow as a boys’ boarding school with a smaller day boys component until 1971, when the first two girls were enrolled. These young women paved the way for the introduction of full co-education in the day school in 1985-86 and full co-education in the boarding house in 1995-96. Past Principals 1893-97 Br Austin Summers 1897-01 Br Gabriel 1902-09 Br Bernadine Callaghan 1910-15 Br Brendan Hill 1916-21 Br Paulinus McColl 1922-27 Br William Molloy 1928-30 Br Gilbert O’Donohue 1931-38 Br William Molloy 1937-42 Br Hiliary Conroy 1943 Br William Molloy 1944-49 Br Damien Willis 1950-52 Br Kenneth Harris 1953-58 Br Sylvester Mannes 1959-64 Br Geoffrey Daly 1965-70 Br Romuald O’Brien 1971-73 Br Kenneth Harris 1974 Br Terrence Orrell 1975-76 Br Ambrose Kelly 1977-79 Br Columbanus Pratt 1980-82 Br Seamus O’Grady 1983-84 Br Paul Gilchrist 1985-90 Br Valerian Braniff 1991-96 Br Paul Kane 1997-05 Br Fons van Rooij 2006-14 Mr Michael Kenny 2015 – Current Ms Kate Fogarty Curriculum Year 7 students are exposed to a wide range of subjects including design technologies (wood, food, metal and textiles), digital technologies, English, humanities, the sciences, health and physical education, languages (both French and Italian) and religious education. From Years 8-10 students participate in the MyMAP Program. MyMAP is a vertical curriculum seeking to build mastery, autonomy and purpose in student learning. Students and their parents can select subjects from a substantive list of vertical classes, catering to individual choice and learner development. In Years 11 and 12, students can study for one of two senior certificates: the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) or the Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL). Within these, students can also complete units in Vocational Educational and Training (VET) or be part of a school-based apprenticeship (SBAT). Assumption College is the home of the Marlhes Restaurant, which is a vocational training centre and functioning restaurant. The restaurant caters for special functions and an a la carte seated dining room. Sport As the College is built on over 100 acres (40 hectares) there are extensive facilities for outdoor sports. In addition to the