
A Catholic School in the Edmund Rice Tradition
For boys in Years 5 to 12
At St Mary’s College it is our mission to empower students to be men of faith, integrity, action and excellence.
We provide boys the opportunity to achieve excellence in all areas of their holistic education guided by our four touchstones: gospel spirituality, inclusive community, justice and solidarity and liberating education.
At St Mary’s College, we focus on and are specialists in boys’ education, providing various relevant and modern learning experiences, as well as extra-curricular activities.
Established in Toowoomba in 1899, St Mary’s College has played an integral part in educating young men in regional Queensland for 125 years.

A Holistic Education

Primary College
St Mary's College primary school provides an outstanding opportunity for boys in Years 5 and 6 to immerse themselves in College life.
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Middle College
Students in the middle years (Years 7, 8 and 9) at St Mary's College are provided with an exciting and broad curriculum, delivered by expert teachers in ways boys learn best.
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Senior College
Senior students at St Mary’s College can choose between a Tertiary Entrance Pathway, a Non-Tertiary Entrance Pathway or a Vocational Education pathway (including TAFE/School Based Apprenticeships) or a combination of both.
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PINK DAY | St Mary's College students and staff came together in a sea of pink to honour the memory of our beloved past teacher and friend, Mrs Robyn Chantler, on Pink Day in October. P...
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Presentation Night 2023
Last week, at Presentation Night, we unveiled our 2023 College Dux provisional winners. Congratulations to Alexander Eddie, Alex Fischer, and Ryan Coleman for their outstanding ac...
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Acknowledgement of Country
St Mary’s College, Toowoomba respectfully acknowledges and pays respects to the traditional custodians of this land, the Giabal and Jarowair peoples of the Western Wakka Wakka Nations who long before us, live and learned, loved and raised their children on this land.
In the words of the Wakka Wakka language,
"Yah-naan-day gum-bah ngay"
Let us all strive for the crown
