Sport

Each year, students take part in an Athletics, Swimming and Cross Country school carnival. Students who achieve the required placing will progress to the next level. The levels of progression are School based level > CSSA Zone > CSSA State > CIS > NSW Al Schools

Our College is one of 13 different independent schools who have joined together for the purpose of playing sport, as well as growing in our character through regular competition. Schools verse one another on a weekly basis in a round robin setting in a variety of sports.

For Primary students, this weekly competition is called IPSSO (Independent Primary Schools Sporting Organisation) and is divided into juniors (years 3 & 4) and seniors (year 5 & 6). Students need to successfully trial during school time in order to make a team. These teams train once a week on Wednesday mornings.

For Secondary students, this weekly competition is called MISA (Macarthur Independent Schools Association). There are usually 4 MISA teams per term. Each term the sport changes, so do the age groups that sport is being played in.

MACC is proud to offer various co-curricular training activities for students of different ages and abilities. These sessions run during lunchtimes or before and after school. Each term offers a different variety of activities.

Throughout the year, MACC enters teams in a variety of sporting Gala days in our local area, or against other schools associated with CSSA. Some of the Gala days the school attends but are not limited to are; Football (Soccer), Basketball, Netball, Cricket and OzTag. These teams are chosen by the PDHPE team and can sometimes require students to trial for the team.

Along with al the different sporting Gala days and competitions, al MACC students have the opportunity to trial for a large variety of CSSA and CIS representative teams if they have the skills and experience required.

At the beginning of each Term, a calendar is sent out to parents letting them know the key dates coming up to ensure they can nominate their child. From here, students can trial for a sport to make the representative team.