Minerva, goddess of warriors, poetry, medicine, wisdom, commerce, crafts, and the inventor of music
The Mac.Robertson Girls' High School
 
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Tuesday 10 - 12 November


Yr 10 Duke of Edinburgh Camp

Thursday 12 November


New Parents Information Evening - Hall 7.30

Tues 17 - 19 November


Yr 10 Duke of Edinburgh Camp

Tuesday 17 November


Community Forum - 7.30 Theatre

School Council Meeting - 6.30

Parents Association - 7.00

Thursday 19 Nov - Friday 11 Dec


Japanese Exchange

Tuesday 24 November


Speech Night Town Hall 7.30

Saturday 28 November


French Exchange Commences

Tuesday 1 December


Year 9 Orientation

Friday 4 December


Last day YR 10 Students

Saturday 5 December


Parents Association Second Hand Book and Uniform Sale 9am - 12 pm

Monday 7 - Friday 15 December


Year 10 Work Experience

Tuesday 15 December


School Council Meeting 6.30

Wednesday 16 December


Final School Assembly - Reports sent home

News


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Enrolment

2010 Entrance


Registrations for entry to the school in 2010 will become available on the school website from March 2009.


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Welcome


Unique in its status as a state-wide provider for girls from Year 9 to 12, The Mac.Robertson Girls' High School seeks to remain at the forefront of education for girls in Australia. An established State Secondary School situated in a central city location adjacent to the Albert Park Lake, it offers outstanding facilities for the delivery of its programs and is attended by students from a wide area of metropolitan Melbourne and beyond. The selective nature of entry results in a broad socio-economic and cultural mix and a strong commitment to academic excellence.

The school values the traditions that have contributed to its success in the past while embracing the opportunities offered by the future. The students’ talents, efforts and achievements are rewarded in an environment which fosters mutual respect, personal integrity and strong sense of self-worth. True to its motto, "Potens Sui" (mastery of self), the school adheres to a code of conduct based on self-discipline and responsibility to oneself and others.