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Maths adds up to early success

Age is no barrier for Domremy College student Monique Gatt who sat for the 2022 HSC in Mathematics Advanced and Mathematics Extension 1 – she is only in Year 11!

Monique has been studying accelerated Mathematics since she was in Year 8 and encourages other girls to pursue subjects that will set them on a path to high-demand careers such as a data miner, engineer, or even an astronaut.

“My brother was explaining to me that there aren’t many girls in his university computer programming course,” Monique said. “There should be more conversations about girls being involved in maths.”

“Maths gives you that analytical mindset – the ability to solve problems and challenges” – Monique Gatt

The importance of a growth mindset
Monique hopes to study medicine at university post school.

She said a strong STEM program – short for Science, Technology, Engineering and

Mathematics – coupled with encouragement from her teachers and school principal had helped her to develop analytical thinking skills and a growth mindset.

Principal Antoinette McGahan said: “What we see in Monique, through her maths studies, is that crucial life skill which we embrace daily at Domremy – the application of a growth mindset in all that we do.

“Mathematics requires logical thinking and problem-solving, both utilised in many aspects of education and life generally.”

 “We encourage all of our students when they encounter difficulties, to recognise them as opportunities for new learnings. Rather than saying ‘I can’t do that’ to say ‘I can’t do that yet’ confident that their learning skills, with the assistance of their teachers, will soon see them mastering the new knowledge or skill” – Principal Antoinette McGahan

Monique thanked her teachers for all their support on her learning journey.

“They have helped me …

Trio shine at NSW All Schools Championships

Domremy College sports stars Gabby Gregg, Chloe Gao and Adelaide Marshall did their school proud at the 2022 NSW All Schools Championships.

The trio picked up a slew of medals in tennis, diving and sprinting, respectively, at the Championships.

Mrs Antoinette McGahan, Principal of Domremy College Five Dock, praised the young women for proudly representing their College “with enthusiasm and passion”.

“We are absolutely delighted with their performance and their ability to shine their light doing what they love,” Mrs McGahan said.

“The Domremy College community congratulates the girls on their dedication, achievements, and their demonstration of a growth mindset.”

“They are to be highly commended for their determination to strive for excellence in their sports” – Principal, Antoinette McGahan.

Love, Ace, Set…
Year 10 student Gabby Gregg has played in many external tournaments, the latest, the 2022 Garden City ITF Junior Championship played in Christchurch, New Zealand between 3-7 October, saw her win the 18U Girls singles.

She was a standout player in the NSW All Schools Tennis Championships earlier in the year, winning every set and match against girls two years her senior.

“I was really enjoying myself throughout the event [NSW All Schools Tennis],” Gabby said.

Her latest win in New Zealand elevates her personal ranking and is another stepping stone into higher level competitions going forward.

We are very proud of Gabby and will continue to follow her as she rises in the tennis ranks,” said Mrs McGahan.

Gabby started playing tennis at age eight and, prior to her latest win at the ITF Junior Championships, had an Universal Tennis Ranking of 9.20.

Gabby is the state’s top female player in the 16 years and under age group. Her favourite tennis player is Ash Barty, who she described as “a great person on and off …

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