Merici College Green Tip #29 - Annual Merici Sw(op) Shop - Call to action!
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The Bridge Restaurant will be open on Wednesday 8 May from 6:00pm. Please email...
On Wednesday 3 April, Merici College will be holding a Community Council Open Forum. The forum will focus on...
The College has organised an excursion to the Australian War Memorial, on Tuesday 2 April, for all Year 9 students who are...
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Merici College congratulates Georgia Willshire (Year 9 Seiwa 1) who has received a direct entry award from the Royal Ballet School into their White Lodge Summer Intensive 2022. This is a very prestigious award and we wish Georgia lots of continued success in the future. #mericipride
Attention: Year 12 Students, Parents and Carers
Please see below important information from the BSSS around ATAR release:
Release of the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)
The release of the ATAR will be delayed until Thursday 20 January 2022.
The ACT BSSS works closely with the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) to produce the ATAR so that ACT students can apply for direct university admission.
New students starting in Term 4 and/or current students requiring summer uniform items, please be reassured that the uniform shop will reopen once restrictions are eased and all orders will be filled in time for the recommencement of school. More information on hours of operation will be sent out after ACT Government announcements are made.
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Please click here to find a guide for parents and carers for the use of screen time for learning during remote learning.
Fishing is one of the most significant causes of declines in ocean wildlife populations.
Catching fish is not inherently bad for the ocean, except when fish are overfished, meaning that fish are caught faster than stocks can replenish.
The number of overfished stocks globally has tripled in half a century. One-third of the world's assessed fisheries are currently pushed beyond their biological limits, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
Congratulations to Caelan Edghill who has been crowned State Champion for the ACT in the Year 9 division of the 2021 Australian History Competition. Merici students entered the competition in May, an exam-based test which demands of students an excellent level of historical knowledge and skills. Congratulations to Caelan, a deserving winner of this medal, and a promising historian.
This week we will be participating in R U OK? Day on Thursday, 9 September which is a national day of action where Australians are reminded that every day is the day to ask, “are you okay?” if someone they know is struggling. Whilst working in lockdown, checking in on one another’s wellbeing is more important than ever.
Dear Parents, Carers and Year 12 students
The ACT Government has announced that year 12 students have been prioritised for the COVID-19 vaccination.
This year continues to be a challenging time for our families and students as we all strive to support our young people to complete their schooling journey. As parents and carers, you understand how significant having the opportunity to complete senior secondary studies is to year 12 students. This includes practical assessments and AST tests.