Announcements

Minister Cash launches the 2018 Australian Job Publication

Submitted by mericiadmin on May 2, 2018 - 11:56am

Senior Business and Legal Studies students welcomed Minister Cash to the College who launched the 2018 edition of Australian Jobs. The publication provides an overview of trends in the Australian labour market to support job seekers and providers, careers advisers, those considering future training and work and people interested in labour market issues.

Minister Cash presented an overview of the Australian labour market to the students, in particular focusing on job opportunities for young women.

We would like to thank Minister Cash for spending time with the girls.

ANZAC March and Service at Queanbeyan

Submitted by mericiadmin on April 26, 2018 - 9:39am

Merici College took part in this year's ANZAC Day March and Ceremony, continuing a long tradition. We were represented by a strong contingent of students and staff and, as always, our girls represented our school with style and dignity. One of the special aspects of this year's ceremony was that it was our turn to deliver the student address. Each year a representative from either Queanbeyan High, Karabar High, St Edmund's College or Merici College has the great honour of presenting a speech about what ANZAC Day means to them.

Student Achievement - Monique Lawrence

Submitted by mericiadmin on April 10, 2018 - 8:10am

Monique competed at Penrith Valley Artistic Figure Skating Competition on Saturday 10th March representing the ACT and placing 1st in her division.

She also competed at Ice Zoo Artistic Mascot NSW on Sunday 8th April also representing the ACT and placed 1st.

We congratulate Monique on her achievements and wish her continued success in future competitions.

Green Tip #7 Easter Recycling Tips

Submitted by mericiadmin on April 4, 2018 - 11:28am

We hope that everyone had a very happy and relaxing Easter.

Here are some tips for managing Easter waste sustainably!

You can recycle your Easter egg foil and any cardboard packaging. Hot cross bun packaging and other soft plastic can’t go in the Yellow bin, but you can drop it off at your local Coles or Woolies and place in the soft plastics recycling bin.

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