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SMK St. Teresa is an all-girls secondary school in Kuching, Sarawak, East Malaysia, founded in 1885. The school is located opposite SMK St. Joseph, which is an all-boys school.
Situated at Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg, the school continues her mission of providing quality and holistic education with the aim of producing individuals of calibre and integrity. The school comprises 5 buildings altogether. The convent block, built in 1925, holds ST. Teresa's Secondary School's Administrative office.
The school is divided into two sessions, morning session (upper secondary students of Form 3, Form 4 and Form 5) and afternoon session (lower secondary students of Form 1 - Form 2)
The current principal is Madam Mary John. The previous principals were Mr Su Hiong Ai and Mr. Christopher Tan. The school founder was Sister Teresa Cheetham.
The school is one of the premier schools of Sarawak, acing in both education and co-curricular activities.
It is a tradition in SMK St Teresa to hold a biennial Food and Fun Fair for fund-raising purposes to improve the school's surrounding and to add facilities.
Today, the school has approximately 1300 girls with 74 teachers. The school has 35 classes with each form comprising 7 classes. There are 3 science stream and 4 arts stream classes for Form 4 and Form 5.