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Celebrating the magic of reading with Book Week

Highlights from our Book Week parade
Our annual Book Week parade was a true spectacle of literary magic and creative flair, with colourful book characters and mythical legends com

Father’s Day Breakfast

On Wednesday 28 August, we welcomed more than 400 members of our community to our annual Father’s Day Breakfast, held in the Nagle Centre.

It was heartwarming to see students an

Kinder gardeners unearth buried treasure

Taking a break from the classroom recently, the Kinder Platypuses enjoyed an afternoon in the veggie patch with Mr Phil Shanny (Murphy’s Café Manager), planting carrots and peas f

Curtains close on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Our College production of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory came to a close on Saturday 3 August after four marvellous performances at the Playhouse Theatre.

Congra

Official opening and blessing of Murphy’s Café outdoor seating area

22On Tuesday 24 July, the St Mary’s College community celebrated the blessing and official opening of our new Murphy’s Café outdoor seating area.

We were privileged to be joine

St Mary’s College joins eSafety Champions Network

St Mary’s College’s ICT Manager, Neil Thomas has joined a community of teachers and staff representatives dedicated to prioritising cyber safety at schools across Australia.

Nei

July 2024 edition of Alma Mater out now

The latest edition of the Alma Mater, our twice-yearly magazine, is now available, with printed copies sent home with students last week. You can also find the full maga

Building Works Master Plan video

This video showcases the recent and upcoming works at the College and what they mean to our extended community. In the video, you’ll hear from our Head Prefect, Gabi Radic, Princip

Back to School Toolkit 2024

All the information you need for the new school year can be found by following the links below. Please be sure to carefully read through the documents provided, as each contains

Child safe communities

Catholic Education Tasmania believes that children and young people have a fundamental right to be respected, nurtured and cared for.

Every child and young person is entitle

Celebrating the magic of reading with Book Week

Highlights from our Book Week parade
Our annual Book Week parade was a true spectacle of literary magic and creative flair, with colourful book characters and mythical legends com

Father’s Day Breakfast

On Wednesday 28 August, we welcomed more than 400 members of our community to our annual Father’s Day Breakfast, held in the Nagle Centre.

It was heartwarming to see students an

Kinder gardeners unearth buried treasure

Taking a break from the classroom recently, the Kinder Platypuses enjoyed an afternoon in the veggie patch with Mr Phil Shanny (Murphy’s Café Manager), planting carrots and peas f

Curtains close on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Our College production of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory came to a close on Saturday 3 August after four marvellous performances at the Playhouse Theatre.

Congra

Official opening and blessing of Murphy’s Café outdoor seating area

22On Tuesday 24 July, the St Mary’s College community celebrated the blessing and official opening of our new Murphy’s Café outdoor seating area.

We were privileged to be joine

St Mary’s College joins eSafety Champions Network

St Mary’s College’s ICT Manager, Neil Thomas has joined a community of teachers and staff representatives dedicated to prioritising cyber safety at schools across Australia.

Nei

July 2024 edition of Alma Mater out now

The latest edition of the Alma Mater, our twice-yearly magazine, is now available, with printed copies sent home with students last week. You can also find the full maga

Building Works Master Plan video

This video showcases the recent and upcoming works at the College and what they mean to our extended community. In the video, you’ll hear from our Head Prefect, Gabi Radic, Princip

Back to School Toolkit 2024

All the information you need for the new school year can be found by following the links below. Please be sure to carefully read through the documents provided, as each contains

Child safe communities

Catholic Education Tasmania believes that children and young people have a fundamental right to be respected, nurtured and cared for.

Every child and young person is entitle