Orientation
Welcome to Campion’s Orientation Hub! Here you can find key information, contact details, important dates and additional links that will help your transition to college life.
We will endeavour to email you with any new information that becomes available but encourage you to check this page regularly in the lead up to Semester 1 2024.
Important dates
Sunday 18 February 2024
Residential students arrive on campus
Monday 19-Friday 23 February 2024
Orientation Week
Monday 26 February 2024
Matriculation Ceremony and Week 1 begins!
Additional dates including exam periods and study vacations can be found in the 2024 Academic Calendar.
Quick links
Unit Outlines
View unit outlines for your Semester 1 classes in history, literature, philosophy and theology.
View Outlines
Semester Timetable
The semester timetable will be published in Jan/Feb 2024.
View Timetable
Student Handbook
A digital copy of the Student Handbook is available online for all students.
View Handbook
Textbook List
The textbook list will be published in Jan/Feb 2024. Course readers can be purchased from Reception during Week 1.
View List
FEE-HELP
Further information about FEE-HELP will be available during O-Week. You may also visit the StudyAssist website linked below.
StudyAssist
Work Scheme
Applications forms for contract work with the college will be available at Reception during the first week of semester.
Find Out More
Scholarships
If you would like to apply for a merit-based scholarship, applications close Thursday 1 Feb 2024.
Apply Now
Accommodation
If you would like to live on campus, please complete the accommodation form at your earliest convenience.
Apply Now
Financial Aid
Residential and special circumstances bursaries are awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need.
Find Out More
Useful Information
Campion College is located at 8-14 Austin Woodbury Place, Old Toongabbie NSW 2146. There are parking spaces on campus as well as bus and train services nearby. You will receive a student card and further details on how to obtain a concession card for public transport at the beginning of semester.
During your time on campus, you will have access to student common rooms, the College library, study areas and computer labs. Students are encouraged to bring their own laptop for use at the College and details will be provided during O-Week regarding access to our high-speed network. You will also be assigned a College email address as the official means of communication between the College and students.
All students must supply a Unique Student Identifier (USI) to Campion College. Please click here to apply for a USI. If you have previously completed a VET, TAFE or Higher Education course or training, you may already have a USI. Please click here to locate it. Please email your USI as well as your Tax File Number (TFN) to Nadia (n.mansutti@campion.edu.au). If you do not have a TFN, please apply for one ASAP by clicking here.
Your USI and TFN will be kept on file should you decide to apply for a Government loan (FEE-HELP) at any point throughout your studies. Campion staff can assist you in filling out the electronic Commonwealth Assistance Form (eCAF) and will conduct a session on this during O-Week.
If you intend to apply for income support through Centrelink (e.g. Youth Allowance and in some circumstances, rent assistance), please apply for this sooner rather than later as it can take up to 3 months to process. Nadia can supply confirmation of enrolment and accommodation confirmation letters for this purpose.
Interested in Work Scheme, a leadership role or volunteering? You need a WWCC!
In NSW, any work/volunteering involving families, youth or children or in educational settings with underaged students requires a Working With Children Check (WWCC). Students originally from outside of NSW who have clearance to work in these settings in their home state will need to obtain a NSW WWCC. The Volunteering WWCC is free of charge for volunteers.
In order to apply you require original documents of either your birth certificate or passport. Please, bring these documents along for the semester to be able to start working/volunteering in NSW immediately. The online application form can be completed here. Once the form is complete, you will need to visit Services NSW and present your identity documentation.
O-Week Schedule
O-Week begins on Monday 19 February 20234! All commencing students are expected to attend this fun and informative week, which will kick-start your time at Campion and ensure that you have all the information you need to set you up for success.
Residential students only: | |
2.00-5.30pm | Arrivals, room allocations and settling in |
5.30pm | Dinner |
6.00pm | Meet your Residential Assistants |
9.00am | Session 5 |
10.45am | Morning tea |
11.15am | Session 6 |
12.30pm | Lunch |
1.30pm | Session 7 |
5.30pm | Dinner (residential students and day students with an O-Week Dinner Plan) |
7.00pm | Social activity (hosted by the Campion College Student Association) |
9:00am | Registration |
9.15am | Official welcome |
9.45am | Meet your Student Executive and morning tea |
11.00am | Campus tours |
12.30pm | BBQ lunch |
1.30pm | Session 1 |
2.30-4.30pm | IT Set-up (20 min sessions), snacks and fun activities! |
5.30pm | Dinner (residential students and day students with an O-Week Dinner Plan) |
7.00pm | Social activity (hosted by the Campion College Student Association) |
9.00am | Session 2 |
10.45am | Morning tea |
11.15am | Session 3 |
12.30pm | Lunch |
1.30pm | Session 4 |
2.30-4.30pm | Library Inductions (20 min sessions), snacks and fun activities! |
5.30pm | Dinner (residential students and day students with an O-Week Dinner Plan) |
7.00pm | Social activity (hosted by the Campion College Student Association) |
9.00am | Session 5 |
10.45am | Morning tea |
11.15am | Session 6 |
12.30pm | Lunch |
1.30pm | Session 7 |
2.00-4.30pm | Meet the College President (10 min sessions), clubs and societies expo |
5.30pm | Dinner (residential students and day students with an O-Week Dinner Plan) |
7.00pm | Social activity (hosted by the Campion College Student Association) |
9.00am | Session 8 |
10.45am | Morning tea |
11.15am | Session 9 |
12.30pm | Lunch |
2.00pm | Arcade games, bowling and laser tag at Timezone (lead by Student Executive and O-Week Team) |
5.30pm | Dinner (residential students and day students with an O-Week Dinner Plan) |
9.30am | Final session |
10.00am | Picnic at Prospect Reservoir + Raging Waters outing (lead by Student Executive and O-Week Team) |
5.30pm | Dinner (residential students and day students with an O-Week Dinner Plan) |
Lunch
Lunch breaks are scheduled from 12.30-1.30pm on Monday-Thursday. We will be providing a catered lunch each but you are also welcome to bring your own food or travel to one of the nearby shops/cafes. There are many food outlets near campus including IGA and the shops on Fitzwilliam Road (both a short walk from campus), as well as Toongabbie Plaza and Winston Hills Mall just a short drive from campus.
Mass
Mass will be available from 12:00-12:30pm on Monday-Wednesday, 12:30-1:00pm on Thursday and 9.00am on Friday. All are welcome to attend.
Dinner/accommodation
All residential students receive dinner on weeknights as part of their accommodation package. Dinner will be served from 5.30pm Monday-Friday.
Day students are most welcome to reside on campus and/or eat dinner on campus during O-Week. Further information will be provided in early February.
STAFF CONTACTS
Enrolment queries
Nadia Mansutti
Admissions Coordinator
Phone: (02) 9896 9309
n.mansutti@campion.edu.au
All other queries
Christine Vella
Future Students Advisor
Phone: (02) 9896 9303
c.vella@campion.edu.au