NAPLAN Treats
The Year 5 cohort celebrated the completion of NAPLAN by enjoying ice block treats given to them from members of our Interact group to celebrate their wonderful NAPLAN efforts.
Year 5 & 7 Parents 'Welcome to MSM' Evening
We hosted a lovely evening for our Year 5 and 7 Parents/Caregivers on Friday 6 February. This was a casual evening where members of the College Leadership Team, the Head of Junior School (Katie Jordan), the Year 7 Pastoral Leader (Madonna Kelly) and the Program Leader – Middle School (Alison Larkings) engaged with parents on a more personal level. It was refreshing to hear the stories about how the students are settling in and that they are loving the MSM experience.
Semester 2 2025 Principal's Awards
At our Junior School Assembly held on our Valentine's Day Fundraiser, College Principal Ms Volp awarded a number of our current Year 6 students with Semester 2 2025 Principal’s Awards. These awards were presented to students who demonstrated Academic Excellence and/or Excellence in Commitment across their studies in Semester 2 of last year. Together, these awards highlight how our students demonstrate a love of learning through both achievement and effort. It brought us all great joy to acknowledge and celebrate these students.
Year 11 Students Consult our Year 5 Students
As part of the Year 11 Religion and Ethics Sacred Stories Unit, students are re-imagining sacred stories from various faith traditions and spirituality into a storybook, video, dramatic movement or a dance for a younger audience.
During the initial drafting stage, Year 5 students worked with the Year 11 students to provide feedback on their story ideas. It was an energetic and productive session where the Year 5 students provided some of their own personal touches to the students' stories and together, they co-created possible images through the responsible usage of AI tools.
Junior School Wellbeing Activities
Our Year 5 and 6 students took part in dedicated wellbeing activities on the last day of term. These were planned by our enthusiastic Year 6 Class Captains to foster connection between both year levels. Students worked in groups of four (one student from each Year 5 and 6 class) to participate in activities that encouraged conversation, teamwork and a sense of shared community.
Students enjoyed answering icebreaker questions and creating a collaborative puzzle that celebrated what they value about life at MSM. It was a wonderful opportunity for the girls to build rapport and deepen their connection with one another.