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- MLC School's principal is Lisa Moloney.
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Founding principal Charles John Prescott believed in the education of very young children and persuaded the college council to establish a co-educational kindergarten. It is believed that MLC School was one of the first to establish a purpose-built kindergarten building. In 1890, Miss Scheer became the MLC School kindergarten teacher.
Before joining MLC School as Principal in January 2018, Lisa was Principal of St Paul's Anglican Grammar School in Victoria. She has also held roles of Deputy Principal, Head of High School and Director of Strategic Planning at Radford College in Canberra. Find out more.
Deputy Principal. Melissa Boyd. MEd, BHlthSc, GradDipEd. Executive Assistant: Florence Christou. Head of Senior School. Joanna Graffen. BEd, BA LLB, TESOL. Executive Assistant: Rochelle Dagher. Head of Learning and Teaching.
Prior to her appointment as Principal of MLC School in 2018, Lisa was Principal of St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School in Victoria, and before that she was Deputy Principal, Head of High School and Director of Strategic Planning at Radford College in Canberra.
MLC School is an independent, non-selective, Uniting Church day school for girls from Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12. MLC School has provided generations of girls with an exceptional education and extensive opportunities for personal growth since 1886. Address. Rowley Street.
May 26, 2022 · Julia Shea is currently the Principal of St Peter’s Girls’ School, an ELC to Year 12 Anglican School in Adelaide, a position she has held since 2014. Under Julia’s leadership, St Peter’s Girls’ School has flourished, with the development of bespoke wellbeing, student leadership and careers programs reinforcing the school’s ...
Principals. There have been a total of nine principals, or formerly headmasters, of MLC since the school was founded in 1882. [13] House system. As with most Australian schools, MLC has a house system through which students partake in inter-house competitions and activities. The college currently has five houses:
