pastoral classes, comprising students from Years 11 and 12. Each of these homeroom are led under the direction of a pastoral advisor, who is responsible for their class' pastoral care. Each year group is led by a Year Coordinator. Spirituality and Social Justice Mount Carmel is shaped by both the Marist and Carmelite charisms, creating a unique Catholic identity. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish serves the local Catholic community and is located adjacent to the College grounds at 193 St Andrews Road, Varroville. The Parish Priest and College Chaplain is Father Shane Kelleher, OCD. St Marcellin Champagnat, founder of the Marist Brothers, is the patron saint of Mount Carmel. The Mount Carmel community celebrates a number of Marist and Carmelite occasions, such as the Feast of St Marcellin Champagnat on 6 June (colloquially known as 'Champagnat Day') and the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on 16 July. As part of this Catholic identity, the community also joins together at formal gatherings to recite the Suub Tuum, a traditional Catholic hymn, in Latin. It is of great significance to Marist communities worldwide. Students are also encouraged to partake in numerous religious and spirituality opportunities throughout the school year, both at the College and in the wider community. A number of social justice opportunities are also available. For instance, Mount Carmel holds an annual recycling competition, and the most successful house receives the Sustainability Cup. Students also have the opportunity to be involved in a number of youth ministry experiences facilitated by Catholic Youth Ministry Diocese of Wollongong(CYMW). Spirituality at Mount Carmel is overseen by the Youth Ministry and Religious Education Coordinators. Leadership All students at Mount Carmel are encouraged to participate in leadership opportunities. Pastoral classes and year groups may elect to have class captains. Year 10 students may become House Captains. Each house has four captains, two house and two vice, selected from a pool of candidates the year prior by way of preferential voting. Following a selection process involving interviews and speeches, the entire house votes for their preferred candidates. Year 11 students may elect to become Youth Ministry Leaders (YMLs). They work closely with the College Youth Ministry coordinator and CYMW. Year 11 students also undergo a leadership process to determine the Student Representative Council at the commencement of Year 12 in Term 4. This includes the College Captains, Vice Captains, and a number of