Alma Mater | December 2024 edition
The latest edition of the Alma Mater, our twice-yearly magazine, is now available. Read it online here.
The Alma Mater features articles about our inspiring alumni alongside sto
Read moreWhat has been happening at St Mary’s College recently? Find out here and keep up to date on the College’s latest news, events, announcements, community activities, photos and more.
You will also find the College calendar, term dates, The Fountain newsletter and photo galleries of recent events and activities below.
The latest edition of the Alma Mater, our twice-yearly magazine, is now available. Read it online here.
The Alma Mater features articles about our inspiring alumni alongside sto
Read moreOn Wednesday 3 July, Mrs Claire Wilson’s Year 3 Bottlebrush class welcomed a group of St Mary’s College alumni into the classroom for a special morning tea.
Read moreCelebration, empowerment and connection were on the menu at our International Women’s Day Breakfast, which was held at the College on Wednesday 13 March.
Year 11 and 12 students
Read moreWe love fresh fruit here at SMC so imagine our surprise and delight to discover that our alumni apple tree has produced not one but three perfect apples!
The tree was lovi
Read moreIt is with great pleasure that we wish one of our cherished alumni, Helen Foster (nee Mitchell) a happy 100th birthday!
Helen marked this extraordinary milestone on 5 Janu
Read moreWelcome to the December 2023 edition of the Alma Mater, our biannual magazine for parents, carers and alumni of the College.
This edition is filled with end-of-year news from a
Read moreIt was our pleasure and honour to welcome our beloved SMC alumni back to the College on Saturday 4 November for the annual Alumni AGM, Mass and Reunion, with several attendees fl
Read moreOn Wednesday 27 September, the St Mary’s College Alumni Committee hosted a splendid luncheon for the Year 12 class of 2023.
The event was a special opportunity for the Committee
Read moreSt Mary’s College alumna, Miranda Guy (class of 2021) is a proud palawa w
Read moreThe College wishes to congratulate alumna, Adjunct Professor Gillian Biscoe AM on her recent nomination for the 2023 Australian of the Year Award.
Gillian (class of 1963)
Read moreIt was our pleasure to host our wonderful alumni recently for their annual Mass, reunion and AGM.
There was much laughter and reminiscing heard from the SMC Staff Room, as the g
Read moreOlivia Eade (class of 2018) is a fourth-year medical student at the University of Tasmania’s Rural Clinical School based at Burnie.
What are you currently studying and at whic
Read moreA graduate doctor who is working towards her Master of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Shewit Belay (class of 2014) is also a talented writer, singer and actress who recently
Read moreVeronica Harris is another former student of St Mary’s College who has returned here to teach.
Veronica came to the College at the age of seven, starting in Year 1 in 1977. Her
Read moreIt will come as no surprise that there are many alumni among our teaching staff—they loved their schooldays so much that they wanted to come back for more!
This was the case f
Read moreCarrying the Presentation values fondly in her pocket wherever she goes, Molly Payne (née Gerke, class of 2012) and her passion for community development, advocacy and menta
Read moreJaclyn Thurley is the founder and principal of The Pelvic Studio, a Hobart-based physiotherapy practice with expertise in pelvic health for both men and women.
Tell us about
Read moreSince hanging up her green blazer for the last time in 2017, former Head Prefect Holly Andrée has been busy juggling the demands of full-time study with work and other commitm
Read moreMost alumni of the College in the last few decades would have been taught by Rosemary Dwyer, who continues to teach at St Mary’s – a very esteemed and respected member of our c
Read moreSr Barbara Amott is a much-treasured part of St Mary’s College’s story, having been a gifted and dedicated student, Presentation Sister, teacher and Principal.
Her lifelong
Read moreSt Mary's College is located on the traditional lands of the muwinina people of the South East Nation. We acknowledge and deeply respect the palawa people, the Tasmanian Aboriginal Community, and all Elders past and present. We are committed to learning alongside our students and community in this place, nipaluna, and support the continued sharing of knowledge and culture.