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Language excellence for student and teacher
Congratulations to Year 5 student Sophie and her Japanese teacher, Mrs Natalie Pearce, for their achievements in language education.
How the i3 Program Sparked Students’ Passion for STEM
Year 10 student, Jade, shares the lessons she learnt from winning the i3 Program.
Crochet Coral Reef Project
You are invited to dive into creativity with the Crochet Coral Reef Project for our new Science Enterprise Technology and Innovation (SETI) Centre!
Year 9 EDI Showcase: Empowering future innovators
Year 9 students showcased innovative solutions to sustainability challenges at the EDI NXplorers Showcase
Girls in STEM
Year 9 STEM Day brought science, engineering and maths to life with hands-on challenges and chemical cars.
St Mary’s Educator’s Research Article Published
Congratulations to Ms Alex Lawson on the publication of her research article exploring innovative strategies for twice-exceptional learners.
Breaking ground on our groundbreaking Science Centre
We recently gathered to mark a momentous occasion: the ceremonial breaking of ground for our new SETI Centre.
Celebrating a decade of leadership: Principal Mrs Judith Tudball steps down from ASA Management Committee
After 10 years of service, our Principal Mrs Judith Tudball has stepped down from the Anglican Schools Australia Management Committee.
Multiple wins for our students in visual art competitions
We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of several students whose talent has been recognised in visual art competitions.
Alisha wins Laura Literary Award
Year 10 student Alisha has won the Young Adult Prose category of the Laura Literary Awards, a long-running national writing competition.
An exciting new chapter begins for science and innovation at St Mary’s
We are thrilled to announce that we have received development approval for our new Science, Enterprise, Technology and Innovation (SETI) Centre.
Witnessing wonder: Our Coral Bay adventure
Student reflection: At 5am on 14 July 2025, 14 students and three intrepid teachers fled the cold suburbs of Perth for Coral Bay.
