Academic Care and Wellbeing

Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow Woman

Our Year 10 students recently had the opportunity to attend the following workshops, which where both enjoyable and valuable;

Tomorrow Man

Tomorrow Man facilitates workshops for boys, teachers and parents in schools, and men in sporting clubs, workplaces and communities. We explore how we can look after ourselves, our mates and families better while carving out our own version of the Aussie man.

Tomorrow Woman

Tomorrow Woman is a social enterprise that runs workshops to reconnect women with their authentic voice. Through immersive experiential workshops delivered in schools, amateur and elite sporting environments, workplaces and communities, we aim to empower women around Australia.

Uniform Shop Holiday Opening Hours

The Uniform Shop will open from 9:00am to 1:00pm on;

Tuesday 12 April
Wednesday 13 April
Wednesday 20 April
Friday 22 April

Orders can also be placed online via the MDCC websiteand collected from the shop during opening hours.

Winter Uniform Change Over

As we return for Term 2 we enter a two week transition period for our winter uniform. Students may choose to wear either the full summer College uniform, or the full winter College uniform for the first two weeks. From Week 3 all students will be expected to present to school in their full winter uniform.

Please note: Students are expected to adhere to the College Uniform and Appearance Policy. In particular, all boys should have clean shaven faces and their hair length must sit above their collar.

Riverina Melanoma Ride 2022

The Riverina Melanoma Ride 2022 team recently rode 1000 kilometres in 8 days and ended the first leg at Mater Dei.

The ride was the culmination of a 5 week journey of visits to schools, sporting and community groups across the Riverina spreading the message 'Prevention is Better Than a Cure'!

To make a donation clickhere.

Life Choices Foundation

Life Choices Foundation visited the College this week to encourage our students to know their own self-worth and to make good decisions for their future.

The Jesus car was a big hit with Year 8!