Primary School
St Mary’s College Primary students participate in learning experiences that aim to foster the growth of each student to his full potential through the provision of a wide variety of opportunities that are exciting, engaging, meaningful and fun.
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2018 Graduates Success
The 2018 Year 12 graduates of St Mary’s College should be proud of their fantastic achievements in their studies and results….
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Marching Band in Carnival of Flowers
In front of around 100,000 people, the St Mary’s College newly formed Marching Band excelled, bringing fun tunes and unity th…
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The Mayor’s Telstra Technology Awards Finalists
Congratulations to James Boyce, Dhairy Shah and Dhyey Shah, and teachers, Mr Wayne Williams and Mr Peter Horton who were fina…
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New Auditorium
Due to the outstanding planning and deliberations of the College Finance and College Future Planning Committees (Chair: Sonya…
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Science and Engineering Challenge Champions
St Mary’s College has taken out the title of the Darling Downs Science and Engineering Challenge champions. Held at the Unive…
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Will you be there to support our Basketball teams on Friday Night? Get along to the St Mary's College Stadium to see them in action and cheer the boys on!
For any Year 7 students who did not receive an immunisation today, you are able to contact Oz Care on 4639 7888 to organise a catch up appointment.
Pornography is an issue that affects the majority of adolescents. If your child has access to a mobile phone, laptop, tablet or any other internet-enabled device - or if they have any friends or siblings who do - then it is very likely that they will see pornography, even if they never seek it out. There is a free event for parents this Thursday evening addressing this issue. Maree Crabbe is Director of the Australian community education project "Reality & Risk: Pornography, young people and sexuality" and she has 25 years' experience of working with young people.
She is presenting at:
Centenary Heights SHS Assembly Hall,
60 Ramsay Street, Toowoomba
Thursday 21 February - 6.30-8.00pm
We invite families to attend the Caritas Project Compassion Launch at St Patrick's Cathedral on Sunday March 3rd from 9am. Students are expected to be in full academic uniform and blazer – a chance to socialise with other schools. Students and teachers are requested to gather on the lawn outside the Cathedral at 8.30am to meet with the Bishop. Student representatives will be commissioned by Bishop Robert McGuckin at the end of Mass with each school receiving a Caritas candle. Light refreshments will be served in the Parish Centre after Mass.
We’ve watched on as devastation hit Far North Queensland, in particular Townsville, flood waters inundating towns. St Mary’s College students, in partnership with students from St Saviour’s College, Toowoomba, Youth and Community Learning Centre and Mary MacKillop Catholic College, will be sending videos messages of hope to affected communities across the next month. We will share our progress during this Cross Campus Chaplaincy Campaign on Social Media.
Enrolment Process
Application
Sending your son to St Mary’s College will be a beneficial and worthwhile experience. You can apply online, or by contacting the school.
Interview
An enrolment interview will be scheduled between the College and the student and parents/guardians.
Offer
Successful applicants will receive an offer from the St Mary’s College Principal to attend the College.
Acceptance
We look forward to welcoming your son to St Mary’s College, offering him a holistic education based on Catholic values and in the Edmund Rice tradition.
Enrol
St Mary’s College is currently accepting enrolments for 2019 and 2020. Limited places available.
Strategic Plan
The Strategic Plan focuses on 2018-2022, and endeavours to define the attributes of a St Mary’s graduate.
Newsletter
St Mary’s College produces and distributes a weekly newsletter.
Term Dates
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