| Mrs Hollie Conlan | Chairperson / Parent Representative |
| Mr Tim O’Farrell | Catholic Education Ballarat Representative |
| Fr James Kerr | Parish Priest |
| Mrs Michelle Haeusler | Principal |
| Mrs Kath Jones | School Leadership |
| Mr Nathan Lane | School Leadership |
| Ms Emma Webb | Secretary |
| Mr Scott Anderson | Parent Representative |
| Mr Cameron Smits | Parent Representative |
| Ms Alicia Tongpao | Parent Representative |
The School Advisory Council is asked to:
assist with stewardship of the Catholic vision, ethos and culture of the school
provide strategic advice and support to the principal on matters relating to school operations and ongoing improvement
fairly represent the views and needs of the school community
assist with promoting the school and Catholic education generally in the local community
have what is best for the students at the heart of all advice it offers
St Mary MacKillop College is a Year 7 to 12 coeducational Catholic secondary school. Since its inception in 1985 the College has expanded and now caters for 550 students.
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Year 11 Exams will run from Monday 16th June to Friday 20th June.
The General Achievement Test (GAT) is a pen-and-paper test of general knowledge and skills taken by students in the course of completing their Unit 3 & 4 senior secondary studies. It plays an important role in the quality assurance of VCE assessments and also provides students with an opportunity to demonstrate they meet the Victorian Literacy and Numeracy Standards expected at a senior secondary level.
For all other students, this is a student free day.
All Year 11 students will be attending a three-day excursion to Melbourne from Monday 30 June to Wednesday 2 July. A range of educational and recreational activities have been planned, including: Melbourne Holocaust Museum, St Mary MacKillop Heritage Centre, Shrine of Remembrance, RMIT Campus Tour, City Scavenger Hunt and various recreational activities.
At St Mary MacKillop College, we value camps as important opportunities for students to develop independence, strengthen social connections, embrace new challenges, and enjoy the benefits of active, shared experiences outside the classroom.