St Brother Miguel Febres Cordero (1854–1910); Feast Day: 9 February. Mutien House — (Green). Named after St Brother Mutien-Marie Wiaux (1841–1917); Feast Day: 30 January. Solomon House — (Blue/Light Blue). Named after Blessed Brother Solomon LeClercq (1745–1792), martyr, France. Feast Day 2 September. Turon House — (Navy Blue). Named after Eight Brothers martyred 8 October 1934 in Turón, Spain. Feast Day 9 October. Notable alumni Academia, business, public service and politics Dominic Perrottet - 46th Premier of New South Wales (Finished studies at Redfield College Dural) Greg Whitby - Executive Director of Schools, Catholic Education Office Media, entertainment and the arts Brian Castro, novelist and essayist (also attended St. Joseph's College, Hunters Hill) Dan Ilic, Comedian, broadcaster, filmmaker, host of Hungry Beast Steve Le Marquand, actor Tim Rogers, vocalist/guitarist and primary songwriter of Australian alternative rock band You Am I at the Sydney Theatre Company Ben Quilty, Australian painter Tara Rushton, Fox Sports Football TV Host, model and actress (KateModern) Doris Younane, actress (McLeod's Daughters) Ed Barnes, international touring folk punk singer-songwriter Sport Lachlan Anderson, a professional rugby player and Rugby 7s Olympian Katherine Bates, an Australian Olympic cyclist Grant Brits, an Olympic swimmer, bronze medallist in the 4 × 200 m freestyle relay at 2008 Beijing Olympics Bart Bunting, a dual Gold Medallist at 2002 Winter Paralympic Games, Salt Lake City, USA Catherine Cox, netball player and commentator Nicholas Fitzgerald, a football player with the Melbourne City F.C. Harrison Goddard, an U20 Melbourne Rebels, U20 Wallabies Kieren Jack, an AFL player with the Sydney Swans Brandon Jack, an AFL player with the Sydney Swans Luke Keary, a professional rugby league footballer Jason Baitieri, a professional rugby league footballer Julian Khazzouh, a NBL basketball player Andrew Ogilvy, a basketball player Ryan Papenhuyzen , professional rugby league footballer Jordan Thompson, a professional tennis player Steven Ugarkovic, a football player with the Newcastle Jets Julia Wilson, an Olympic rower See also List of Catholic schools in New South Wales Catholic education in Australia La Sallian educational institutions References External links Oakhill College Website Roman Catholic Diocese of Parramatta Catholic secondary schools in Sydney Castle Hill, New South Wales Educational institutions established in 1936 Independent Schools Association (Australia) Hornsby Shire 1936 establishments in Australia Lasallian schools in Australia