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At the ACT Schools Climate Conference last week we learned that Canberrans generate ONE MILLION TONNES OF WASTE PER YEAR.

Please remember to recycle at school and put your food scraps in the containers in the canteen to go out to our Global Worming wormfarm.

Recently, I read a fascinating article on the ABC News app in relation to the development of language. Essentially, the article posited that language is forever changing and that currently, the greatest single driver of this change is in fact young women and girls.

A carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases (including carbon dioxide and methane) that are generated by our actions.

SAM students (Sustainability at Merici) will be "switching off" for Earth Hour at recess and planting 40 understorey flowering plants from the local ecosystem (Yellow Box-Blakely's Red Gum Grassy Woodland) at lunchtime on Friday 21 March to honour these two events. 

March 2nd-10th is Seaweek: Australia’s major national public awareness campaign to increase ocean literacy.

Sometimes we can feel despair about the state of our environment... however the best cure is to take sustainable action.

Here is a guide for our new high schoolers on uploading your document via Turnitin on SEQTA.

The 2025 Leadership Team is so excited to share with you all the first issue of the brand new Captains’ Newsletter! We hope you enjoy getting to know us and reading about our collective and individual visions for Merici College in 2025.

This is your chance to shine! The Friends of the Australian National Botanic Gardens 25th annual photographic competition is now open for school and college students to encourage young people to express their appreciation of Australian native plants through artistic creativity.

Merici College offers School Counselling on campus throughout the school year and is delivered by qualified mental health professionals with experience working with young people who have mental health concerns.

Recently, I read a fascinating article on the ABC News app in relation to the development of language. Essentially, the article posited that language is forever changing and that currently, the greatest single driver of this change is in fact young women and girls.