Southern Cross Catholic College joins Moreton Daily Group as Strategic Partner
Published 10:00am 11 August 2026
Words by Belinda Boyce
Moreton Daily Group is proud to welcome Southern Cross Catholic College as its newest Strategic Partner, with the College coming on board as a Bronze Partner for the next 12 months.
Serving families across the Redcliffe Peninsula and the wider City of Moreton Bay, Southern Cross Catholic College has built a strong reputation for providing quality education from Prep to Year 12 through its unique four-campus model. With a focus on academic excellence, wellbeing and community, the College is committed to ensuring every student is known, challenged and supported throughout their educational journey.
Principal Chris Campbell said partnering with Moreton Daily Group was a natural extension of the College's commitment to supporting the local community.
"As a College, we're passionate about supporting our local community," Mr Campbell said.
"Moreton Daily tells the stories that matter to local families, and that's exactly who we exist to serve.
“Partnering with a trusted local media organisation allows us to celebrate the achievements of our students and staff while strengthening our connection with the wider Moreton Bay community."
Southern Cross Catholic College educates students across four campuses at Woody Point, Kippa-Ring and Scarborough, providing age-appropriate learning environments from Prep through to Year 12 while maintaining one connected College community. Students are encouraged to pursue their passions through academics, sport, the arts and service, with a strong emphasis on building confidence, character and lifelong learning.
Moreton Daily Group Partnerships Manager Lyndsay Lawler said Southern Cross Catholic College was a welcome addition to the organisation's growing network of Strategic Partners.
"Southern Cross Catholic College has been shaping young people across the Redcliffe Peninsula for generations, and their commitment to education, community and local families aligns strongly with the values of Moreton Daily Group," Ms Lawler said.
"We're proud to welcome the College as a Strategic Partner and look forward to sharing more of the stories that highlight the incredible achievements of its students, staff and wider school community."
"Strategic Partnerships like this allow Moreton Daily Group to continue investing in free, independent local journalism while showcasing the organisations making a genuine difference across Moreton Bay."
Over the coming year, Southern Cross Catholic College will be featured across Moreton Daily Group's platforms, with readers able to learn more about the College through community stories, student achievements, major events and initiatives that continue to make a positive impact across the City of Moreton Bay.
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