News & Events

05 Dec 2025

From Facebook

🎄 Christmas Concert Reminders 🎄 To help our concert run smoothly and safely, please keep the following in mind: ✨ Students to meet their teacher inside the hall at 5:45pm and remain with them until the end of the concert. ✨ No food or drinks inside the venue. ✨ No tinsel please, as it can create a slipping hazard. ✨ Please enter via the Orwell Street gate. (The Reservoir Road gates will be closed for the evening). Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us make tonight a wonderful celebration for our students and community! 🎶🌟

05 Dec 2025

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04 Dec 2025

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This year’s International Day of People with Disability - Australia is about celebrating inclusion and fostering disability inclusive societies for advancing social progress. Inclusion at the AEC isn’t just about accessibility on election day — it’s about ensuring people can learn, engage and contribute to civic life all year round. The AEC’s Accessible Education Portal makes that possible, with resources tailored to different communication needs so everyone can explore how our democracy works in ways that suit them.

04 Dec 2025

From Facebook

Huge congratulations to our students who’ve made a splash in swimming, sprinted to success in athletics, and shone as all-round sports superstars! Your dedication, talent, and teamwork make us proud! 🏊‍♂️🏃‍♀️🏅

04 Dec 2025

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Congratulations to our St Michael's Chess Champions! #Checkmate

03 Dec 2025

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03 Dec 2025

From Facebook

03 Dec 2025

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02 Dec 2025

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Past to Present! Our school sign has changed its tune more than the choir, talk about a sign of the times!

28 Nov 2025

From Facebook

From shoulder pads to scrunchies to sparkly lip gloss… St Michael's Christmas Concerts have been fa-la-la-flawless through every era! We are so excited for Our Christmas concert, we thought we would share a throwback from the late 80s, 90s and early 2000s! Can't wait to see you there!

28 Nov 2025

From Facebook

A Christmas Without Joy is No Christmas at All As part of our Outreach activities each year we collect non-perishable items for the St Michael’s St. Vincent de Paul Society Conference (Vinnies) Christmas Appeal. We ask that you support this worthwhile appeal so we can help the members of our community who are less fortunate than ourselves to celebrate Christmas in a special way. Your generosity can help bring joy and comfort to our community this Christmas. Students are asked to bring in an item/s listed for their class by Tuesday, 9th December 2025. To celebrate your generosity, your child may wear CHRISTMAS MUFTI clothes on Tuesday, 9th December. That could be a Christmas t-shirt, reindeer ears, a Christmas hat, tinsel or anything coloured red, green, white or gold. (A reminder that the students need to wear appropriate shoes if they have Sport or Creative Arts on Tuesday.) Kindergarten: Canned fruit, salad items such as beetroot, asparagus, corn, bean mix etc Year 1: Lollies, nuts, chips Year 2: Condiments such as pickled onions, gherkins mustard, pickles and sauces such as cranberry, apple sauce, gravy etc Year 3: Biscuits (sweet or savoury), fruit mince tarts Year 4: Soft drinks, fruit poppers Year 5: Long life milk and custard, tea or coffee, condensed milk, carnation milk Year 6: Christmas Cake, Christmas Pudding If these items are hard to find, Vinnies will accept any non-perishable food items or Christmas decorations suitable for a wonderful Christmas celebration. What does non-perishable mean? Food that is processed or packaged so it will last for an extended period of time. This means no fresh food only packaged or canned food.

27 Nov 2025

From Facebook

🎉👏 Big congratulations to these outstanding students for advancing to the next level of leadership! Their hard work, character, and dedication are truly inspiring. We can’t wait to see how they continue to shine! 🌟 Leadership Voting will be soon! A huge congratulations to all our Year 5 students for giving their very best during the leadership speeches. Each student showed courage, commitment, and a willingness to have a go. We are incredibly proud of the confidence, effort, and enthusiasm they demonstrated throughout the process. Well done, Year 5!