News & Reviews
News & Information: Be Informed Not Misled!
When you need information, you want to make sure it is correct. Nobody wants to look foolish by quoting incorrect facts. In the modern world, you need to be a savvy media user to ensure that you are getting good
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Book of the Week
Watch Over Me by Nina Lacour is an emotion-packed read about trauma and survival. It’s an eerie ghost story that deals with challenging issues, but in the hands of this master storyteller, Mila’s nightmare is balanced by the peace and
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International Women’s Day Literary Breakfast 2021 is SOLD OUT!
It is with great pleasure that Principal, Samantha Jensen, invites students and friends of Mt Alvernia College, together with their mother or significant women in their lives to attend a literary breakfast in celebration of International Women’s Day. You’re Invited!
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Resources for Year 8 Humanities Research: Medieval Europe
The iCentre has some excellent resources to assist Year 8 students with their research on Medieval Europe. Topics for this task include: The Medieval Knight The Crusades Charlemagne Women of the Middle Ages The Black Death A search of the
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International Women’s Day Literary Breakfast 2021
It is with great pleasure that Principal, Samantha Jensen, invites students and friends of Mt Alvernia College, together with their mother or significant women in their lives to attend a literary breakfast in celebration of International Women’s Day. You’re Invited!
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Book of the Week
Future Girl by Own Voices author Asyphixia is an imaginative coming of age story about a young Deaf girl who is finding her voice. Set against the backdrop of a challenging near future in inner-city Melbourne, the story is presented
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Anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generation
13 February 2021 marks the 13th anniversary of the day the Australian Government said sorry in Parliament, acknowledging the pain and suffering caused to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people by the forced removal of their children from family, community,
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Campfire Stories
This week we welcome students from Year 7 -9 back to our Campfire sessions in the iCentre. These are among our most popular programs in the iCentre and we are very much looking forward to welcoming our 2021 classes. What
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Book of the Week
The Engima Game by Elizabeth Weir is chronologically the second book in the Code Name Verity series. It’s a thriller set in the historical period of World War 2, and tells the story of how an Enigma Machine falls into
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Book of the Week
Tweet Cute by Emma Lord is a contemporary YA rom-com inspired by You’ve Got Mail. It’s a fresh funny read with a spot-on teen voice and characters that you will find adorable. We think readers 14+ years will enjoy this lighthearted
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