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What a wonderful celebration of connection, friendship and community at our recent Monte Reunions! It was a joy to welco...
21/10/2026

What a wonderful celebration of connection, friendship and community at our recent Monte Reunions!

It was a joy to welcome back the Classes of 1976, 1986, 1996, 2006, 2020 and 2021 as they returned to Monte to reconnect with friends, share memories and celebrate their lifelong connection to the College.

From sitting once again at their old HSC desks to exploring the College’s newest spaces, alumni embraced every moment of the day. Many enjoyed visiting the Mercy Mission and Heritage Centre at Stormanston House, a treasured time capsule of Monte history that sparked conversations, memories and reflections across generations.

A special highlight was seeing many alumni experience the beautiful Arts & Cultural Common for the very first time. Their excitement even inspired impromptu opera performances and Shakespearean recitals, filling the space with laughter, talent and Monte spirit.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the Reunion Tour such a success.

Seeing generations of Monte women come together was a powerful reminder that the Monte connection lasts a lifetime.

Celebrating one of our own.Congratulations to Sue Johns (Class of 1962), recipient of the 2026 Catherine McAuley Alumna ...
18/09/2026

Celebrating one of our own.

Congratulations to Sue Johns (Class of 1962), recipient of the 2026 Catherine McAuley Alumna Mercy Award.

Sue’s connection with Monte spans decades. After graduating in 1962, she studied Mathematics at UNSW before returning to Monte as a Mathematics teacher.

Throughout her career, Sue helped open new possibilities for students, including establishing Monte’s first Computer Room in 1983. She later served on the College’s inaugural Board of Directors and received the Commonwealth’s inaugural Australian Teachers’ Prize for Excellence in 2001, following a nomination by her students.

Since retiring from full-time teaching, Sue has continued to give generously of her time through mathematics tutoring, mentoring and service to others.

Her enduring contribution is a wonderful example of Mercy through Service and the lifelong connection our alumni continue to have with the Monte community.

Congratulations, Sue.

Graduation through the generationsFor generations of Monte students, the final days of Year 12 have marked both an endin...
17/09/2026

Graduation through the generations

For generations of Monte students, the final days of Year 12 have marked both an ending and the beginning of something new.

Across the decades, students have gathered for their final celebrations, shared their Graduation Mass at St Mary’s and been farewelled by the College community as they make their way down the Main Drive for the last time as Monte students.

The uniforms, hairstyles and photographs may have changed, but the significance of these moments has endured. They represent friendship, achievement, tradition and the culmination of a Monte education.

Next week, the Class of 2026 will add their own chapter to this history as they prepare to graduate and join generations of Monte alumni who have gone before them.

As we look forward to welcoming our newest alumni, we look back through the College Archives at some of the students, traditions and farewells that have shaped this milestone over the years.

A Monte education is for life.

Forget the boys’ club.Meet the Monte Alumni Network.This isn’t a student event.This is an exclusive evening for adult Mo...
10/09/2026

Forget the boys’ club.

Meet the Monte Alumni Network.

This isn’t a student event.

This is an exclusive evening for adult Monte alumni, ready to grow their network, exchange ideas and invest in their future.

Only 2 days left to register. Tag a Monte alumna and bring them along too.

09/09/2026

Could a board appointment be the next step in your career journey?

If you’re in your 40s or 50s and considering how to broaden your professional impact, don’t miss Melissa Ashcroft (2000) at Career Connect.

Learn what it takes to secure a board position, when to make the move and how to position yourself for future opportunities.

Exclusively for adult Monte alumni, this face-to-face event brings together women who want to learn, connect and grow their careers.

🔗 Register today via the link in bio and start the conversation that could open your next door.

07/09/2026

Career Connect is an exclusive event, only for Monte alumni, designed to help you leverage the power of your alumni network to support your own career growth, professional development, and future opportunities.

Join fellow Monte alumni for an evening of inspiring speakers, practical career workshops, speed mentoring, and meaningful conversations with women from a diverse range of industries.

Whether you’re looking to expand your network, explore new career paths, gain fresh insights, find mentors, or share your own experience, Career Connect is your opportunity to get involved.

Because the more connected you are, the more opportunities you’ll discover.

So don’t miss out. Register today, invest in your career, and make the most of the powerful Monte alumni community around you.

Career Connect: Monte Alumni Networking Event.

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05/09/2026

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03/09/2026

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