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Whole School News

  • May 15
  • 3 min read

T2, Week 4


Staffing Announcements


MCS would like to extend a warm welcome to Mrs Melissa Brouard who has commenced in her role as English Teacher in Secondary replacing Mrs Klopper whilst she is on Maternity leave. Mrs Brouard joins the team with a wide variety of experience working in schools from Primary to Secondary as well as contributing to teacher professional development organisations throughout South Africa. We are looking forward to having her in our community. 


We would also like to announce that Mrs Summer Flippence will be joining the team in the new role of Administration Team Leader commencing at the end of the Term 2. Mrs Flippence joins us with extensive experience in administration, curriculum management and operations and will join our talented Administration Team.



Carpark Reminder


We are fortunate to partner with Overflow Church each morning and afternoon to gain access to additional parking and to facilitate our school car line for families. This notice is a reminder that no cars are to pull over and wait or park directly in front of the church or along the fence of the gymnastics centre to ensure the safe movement of pedestrians and vehicles moving through this space. 


Please see area on the image below. For full Carpark map and procedures visit the Car Park Procedures page.




Boys: Building Strong Young Men From the Inside Out


He’s disappearing. Behind the closed door, lost in screens, making choices that keep you up at night. He’s navigating a world designed to confuse him – algorithms designed to addict him – a world parents don’t understand and can’t break into. The headlines scream crisis. They warn us that boys are in deep trouble… and it’s getting worse.


But it doesn’t have to be like this.


Dr Justin Coulson has a different story to tell. In Boys, Coulson reveals what decades of research suggests: when boys get what they actually need, they thrive. Not through force or fixing, but through connection, meaningful challenge, and someone who refuses to give up on them.


Wednesday 17 June, 7pm AEST




Year 12 Bake Sale! 


Year 12 is holding their annual Bake Sale on Tuesday to raise money for their Year 12 gift to the school. Come along and be involved. All students from Kindergarten to Year 12 are invited.


Infants and Primary students can purchase their baked goods and poppers from the Primary COLA during lunchtime. All baked goods will have listed ingredients and Primary staff will be present to ensure the safety of our children. Primary students can pay with cash only.


Secondary students can purchase their baked goods and soft drinks from the Squares area. Secondary students can pay with cash or EFTPOS.




🎨 Calling All Young Artists: The CEM Prize 2026


MCS is proud to participate in the fourth annual CEM Prize, a national portraiture competition celebrating student voice and creativity. This is a unique opportunity for students from Primary to Secondary to showcase their talent on a national stage.


The challenge? Create a 2D portrait of someone you know personally. We aren't just looking for technical perfection—we want to see observation, relationship, and meaning.


Why Enter?

  • National Recognition: Selected works will be featured in the National Online Virtual Exhibition.

  • Amazing Prizes: Win Eckersley’s Art Supply gift cards valued at up to $300 to fuel your future masterpieces!

  • Creative Freedom: This is your chance to create art outside of the classroom and share your unique perspective.


Important Details:

  • Who: All Primary and Secondary students.

  • Deadline: Submissions close Friday, 25 September 2026.

  • How: Entries must be submitted online via the official link below.


Ready to start? Scan the QR code or click the link for full entry requirements, photography tips, and inspiration from past winners: The CEM Prize 2026 Website



Mother's Day Photos


Please enjoy our 2026 Mother's Day Event Photos in the linked Google Photo Album.









 
 
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