Our Principal, Mr Steven Davies, is inviting members of our community to contribute to the School's new Strategic Plan.

We are pleased to announce that two St Mark's students have won significant awards at Synthesis Film Festival!

Our musicians worked hard in preparation for their respective AMEB Music Examinations, with a number of our Junior School students achieving excellent results.

Two students from the Year 6 cohort, Asha Scaddan and Hayley Van Zyl, competed in the IPSHA Spelling Bee towards the end of Term 3, and are excited to share their experience with the community.

Following their successful performances at the recent Athletics Carnival, we are proud to announce that St Mark's has five athletes in the ACC All Stars Team.

Our students were busy over the October break, with many involved in sporting, arts, cultural and other events. We are pleased to share news of their respective successes!

We look forward to seeing you at the official opening of the Year 11 and 12 Visual Arts Exhibition.

If you'd like to be inspired AND entertained, be sure to secure your tickets for the upcoming Junior School production: This is Our World. Tickets will be released later this week.

The St Mark's Old Scholars' Association is looking forward to hosting two events this weekend: the Class of 2018's One Year Reunion, and the Annual Old Scholars' Sports Day, which pitches past students against the current Year 12s!

The Arts Department has a busy schedule ahead for Term 4, including two musical events presented by our Junior School students.

It is more important than ever for our School community to stay well. The School Nurse has put together some top tips on when your child should return to School.

Just a quick reminder that School Fees were due on 29 October.

The special order group photos, such as Prefects, Captains and Music, are now available to order online.

There are new volunteer opportunities available in Term 4, including some out of school hours activities, perfect for those who cannot assist during the day.

A few notices relevant to the Early Learning Centre.

During Term 3, the Year 4 students took on a very successful project using the Solutions Fluency model, looking at the paddock to plate production process, including preparing some delicious food for a shared lunch.

The Sew Sustainable Club is back in Term 4. Here's what you need to know!

A group of four Year 11 students and two teachers joined over 50 students and teachers from nine different Perth High Schools on the first weekend of the school holidays for the inaugural 'Capture the Flag' cyber security challenge held at ECU.

ATAR exams are just around the corner and studies show that too much stress can reduce a student’s performance in exams. Edith Cowan University (ECU) Education expert, Dr Mandie Shean, shares some valuable tips for parents and students.

All students in Years 5 to 11 are invited to audition for True Voices 2020, a small vocal ensemble consisting of 15-20 members who sing a range of a cappella and modern music.

Want to save some money and help the environment? The Parents & Friends' Association are once again funding membership for the School community to the Sustainable School Shop, an ideal way to buy and sell textbooks your children no longer need.

Here you will find information of interest to parents, drawn from local community services.

Were you among the many families collecting the Disney word tiles earlier this year? If so, you may be able to help us!

This section of the newsletter will highlight out-of-school educational, cultural and other opportunities for students run by not-for-profit or community organisations. This week we include the Western Australian Youth Strings Orchestra.

In this section, we share information from local not-for-profit sports clubs or sporting events.