Year 10 Pillars camp

The picturesque Spring Beach in Triabunna was the perfect setting for our recent Year 10 Pillars camp.

Students had an unforgettable time bonding with one another and dabbling i

Music Gala hits the right notes

Our College community gathered in the Nagle Centre on Thursday 1 September to support our Junior and Senior School students as they took to the stage to present a variety of instru

School garden program gets green tick of approval

St Mary’s College is honoured to have been selected as a successful recipient of the Keep Australia Beautiful – Tasmania Sustainable Schools Award 2022.

The grant will be

Students showcase What Matters to them

3Three budding authors from St Mary’s College have had their writing talents recognised in the Tasmanian division of the 2022 ‘What Matters?’ competition.

Jorgia Eyles, Lucy Bre

English teachers converge for 2022 national conference

Lorise Clark, the College’s Learning Leader for English, recently attended the National English Teachers’ Conference in Darwin, where she co-presented a workshop with Simone Tunb

Our Learning Engagement Framework is here!

We are so happy to be sharing our Learning Engagement Framework with our community!

Our Learning Engagement Framework outlines an aspirational vision for St Mary’s Colle

The Overland Track adventure

Six days and 65km later, our Outdoor Education students reached the finish line of the Overland Track.

What an exhilarating and life-changing experience for our Outdoor Ed

UTAS STEM program engages bright minds

Always up for a challenge, three bright sparks in Year 5 jumped at the chance to attend the UTAS STEM School of Excellence recently for two days of hands-on learning.

Junior Sch

Year 12 Retreat offers a time to reflect

Year 12 students recently took a step back from the demands of everyday life to participate in their overnight retreat at Blue Lagoon, Dodges Ferry.

The annual event provides an

Program sparks curiosity about world of AI

On Wednesday 27 July, the College’s Year 7-12 students participated in a day of creative, fun and hands-on activities as part of the ‘Day of AI’ artificial intelligence (AI) progra

Students named finalists for 2022 Nagle Prize

The College wishes to congratulate Abigail Gravell (Year 8) and Maya Bowles (Year 6), who have been selected as finalists for the 2022 Nagle Prize.

Held annually, the Nagle Priz

Year 10 Pillars camp

The picturesque Spring Beach in Triabunna was the perfect setting for our recent Year 10 Pillars camp.

Students had an unforgettable time bonding with one another and dabbling i

Music Gala hits the right notes

Our College community gathered in the Nagle Centre on Thursday 1 September to support our Junior and Senior School students as they took to the stage to present a variety of instru

School garden program gets green tick of approval

St Mary’s College is honoured to have been selected as a successful recipient of the Keep Australia Beautiful – Tasmania Sustainable Schools Award 2022.

The grant will be

Students showcase What Matters to them

3Three budding authors from St Mary’s College have had their writing talents recognised in the Tasmanian division of the 2022 ‘What Matters?’ competition.

Jorgia Eyles, Lucy Bre

English teachers converge for 2022 national conference

Lorise Clark, the College’s Learning Leader for English, recently attended the National English Teachers’ Conference in Darwin, where she co-presented a workshop with Simone Tunb

Our Learning Engagement Framework is here!

We are so happy to be sharing our Learning Engagement Framework with our community!

Our Learning Engagement Framework outlines an aspirational vision for St Mary’s Colle

The Overland Track adventure

Six days and 65km later, our Outdoor Education students reached the finish line of the Overland Track.

What an exhilarating and life-changing experience for our Outdoor Ed

UTAS STEM program engages bright minds

Always up for a challenge, three bright sparks in Year 5 jumped at the chance to attend the UTAS STEM School of Excellence recently for two days of hands-on learning.

Junior Sch

Year 12 Retreat offers a time to reflect

Year 12 students recently took a step back from the demands of everyday life to participate in their overnight retreat at Blue Lagoon, Dodges Ferry.

The annual event provides an

Program sparks curiosity about world of AI

On Wednesday 27 July, the College’s Year 7-12 students participated in a day of creative, fun and hands-on activities as part of the ‘Day of AI’ artificial intelligence (AI) progra

Students named finalists for 2022 Nagle Prize

The College wishes to congratulate Abigail Gravell (Year 8) and Maya Bowles (Year 6), who have been selected as finalists for the 2022 Nagle Prize.

Held annually, the Nagle Priz