A note from our Principal, reflecting on a significant week for our Year 12s

St Mark's students have once again been in the news for all the right reasons!

It is a busy final term, and plenty of ways to celebrate with the School!

While many of our Middle and Senior School families have had the opportunity to explore the Alan Cadby Senior Academic Centre, families in the Early Learning Centre and Junior School have not yet had a chance to do so.

Have you even wondered what to do with all your oral hygiene, personal care and beauty packaging waste? Well, we have a solution for you!

St Mark's will be celebrating ENVIROWEEK in Week 3 with a variety of activities to promote a healthy environment. Some activities will run across the whole School, from Kindy to Year 11.

Earlier this year, Guildford Grammar hosted the IPSHA Spelling Bee for students in Years 4, 5 and 6. Two of our Year 6 students share their thoughts on the event.

​Did you know that the website has a new section, called Parent Resources?

Planning is well underway for the 2019 St Mark's Community Fete, As plans move forward, additional volunteers will be needed. Here's how you can be involved.

​From improving our health and happiness, to promoting a sense of belonging, boosting mood and making friends, the case for volunteering keeps building. We are delighted to share a number of opportunities for you to get involved (and boost your own wellbeing)!

Take note of the arrangements for the in-term swimming lessons that take place in November.

Students in Early Learning and Junior School will once again be supporting CanTeen's Bandanna Day

The Primary Library will be closed from Week 7 for stocktake

The St Mark’s Fathering Project School Group has been created by fathers and father figures who want to be champions in their child’s life.

A group of Year 6 students recently participated in the Da Vinci Declathon, and in this article, two of those students share their experience of the day.

Last week, our Intermediate Band went to the Anglican Schools Commission's Middle School Band Day at Frederick Irwin Anglican Community School in Mandurah.

On the recent school holidays two students, Lexi Branch and Hannah Moore, were accepted after competitive applications to take part in the the Girls Focus on Mining experience run through Curtin University.

The Science Department is very excited to be offering a new course in drone piloting in 2019.

We have some exciting news to share from the Science Department, thanks to the efforts of a group of Year 9 students!

Thank you to those of you who attended the very successful Official Opening of the Year 11 & 12 Visual Arts Exhibition on Friday 12 October.

Fantastic opportunities for singers in 2019!

The Fathering Project is inviting all Fathers and Father-figures connected to Fathering Project Dads Groups to attend a presentation on 'Why Fathering Matters' with keynote speaker Dr Karl O'Callaghan