A pillar of excellence in education
Our History
For 150 years, our College has proudly been a pillar of excellence in North Sydney, dedicated to the education and empowerment of young women.
As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, we reflect and pay tribute to the visionary women and men who believed in the importance of establishing a school in the heart of North Sydney under the care of the Sisters of Mercy.
Cherishing Mercy – Lighting our Way
Sesquicentenary
Mass
More than 2,000 people gathered with great joy as members of the Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College community, past and present, came together to mark, prayerfully dedicate and celebrate with thanksgiving the commencement of this momentous sesquicentenary year, 2025.
Diverse experiences
Fond Memories
of Monte
Listen to heartfelt recollections from alumni, students, parents, past and current staff, and friends of the College, as they share their fond memories of Monte.
These four episodes celebrate the diverse experiences that shape our community.
the sculpture of Mother Mary Ignatius McQuoin
Lighting the Way
On Friday 21 February 2025, the sculpture of Mother Mary Ignatius McQuoin, foundress of the College and Sisters of Mercy North Sydney, was unveiled and blessed as part of the Sesquicentenary Mass.
She now stands proudly on the Holy Grass, overseeing our peaceful sanctuary in North Sydney.
