Mercedes College, Catholic girls' high school in Perth, Australia
Mercedes College is a secondary school for girls in grades 7 through 12 located in central Perth with heritage buildings alongside modern teaching facilities. The campus includes multiple classroom buildings, specialized rooms for science and arts, and recreation areas that function together as an integrated school community.
Founded in 1846 by the Sisters of Mercy, it holds the distinction of being Australia's oldest girls' school still operating on its original site. This long history shaped the educational traditions and character of the institution that remain visible today.
The school embodies Mercy values through its daily teaching and how students interact with one another. Visitors notice this focus on community and responsibility reflected in the campus spaces and school life.
The grounds are easily accessible on foot in downtown Perth and well connected to public transport, with parking available nearby. Visitors should come during school holidays or weekends when regular classes are not in session to explore the campus freely.
The school sits within Perth's heritage precinct and has remained at the same location for over 170 years. This continuous presence makes it a fixed point in the city's landscape and local memory.
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