Have you ever wondered what to do with your oral hygiene product containers once you've finished using them? Well, we have a solution for you!

Do you want to engage your brain? The Science Department is offering an After School Science Club for all students from Years 4 to 10 starting next Term.

Like much of WA, the St Mark's community has been affected by the influenza virus. The WA Health Department has provided us with some important information in this regard - please take the time to read

Our community gardens are flourishing, with a good crop of a wide variety of organically grown veggies will be available for purchase - and we're trialing an online pre-ordering system in the final weeks of Term 2, and in Term 3.

The Year 4s are looking for a variety of pre-loved games and activities, so if you have some lying around at home, let us know!

A quick round up of news and reminders from the Early Learning Centre

The St Mark’s Early Learning Centre has been invited to host an educational tour on Thursday 11 July 2019, as part of the Reggio Emilia Australia Information Exchange 2019 Biennial Conference.

Does your child like photography? What about an opportunity to take part in a photographic competition?

Last week, our Middle and Senior Teams competed against Prendiville Catholic College in the CAS Sports Program. Prendiville proved to be a tough opposition, with some of the tightest matches in the season.

St Mark's recently sent teams to the ACC Interschool Hockey Tournaments, with the girls competing on 13 June and the boys on 20 June.

Over the final weeks of Term 2, the Year 6 Eco Council will be sharing their ideas and information with Middle and Senior School students on recycling opportunities at St Mark's

Year 6 student Roxy Baranovschi shares her thoughts on a project the Year 6 cohort has worked on this Term.

Year 10 student, Jonah Thomas, shares his thoughts on an interesting project he and is classmates have been working on: building submarines!

Our St Mark's pianists have once again done the School proud, with some excellent performances in the recent ASC Piano Competition, include a third place for Jack Yidong!

This is a fantastic opportunity to use your skills in speaking a language other than English, to foster relationships with visiting students and their parents. Not only will you be helping to bridge a communications gap, you will also be adding to your parent hours tally in a meaningful way.

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

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.