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| 12 May 2025 | |
| SMC Connect News |
This year, our visitors were treated to uplifting performances from our talented students, followed by guided tours of the campus and time in class, where they were able to see some of the students' favourite spaces and share in their learning. The festivities concluded with a lively game of hands-up bingo and a delicious morning tea.
We were delighted to welcome guests who had travelled from overseas or joined us online, as well as those visiting campus for the first time, returning friends, and a number of Old Girls attending with their granddaughters and special friends.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make Grandparents and Special Friends' Days a highlight of our year.
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