Catholic School Northern Suburbs Melbourne

Catholic School Northern Suburbs Melbourne




St Monica Collge is Catholic co-educational school in the northern suburbs of Melbourne Victoria, providing a contemporary and relevant Catholic education to girls and boys.

Location: Victoria, Australia

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