Share Your Story
We would love to share more stories on what our alumni have been doing since leaving school. We hope that you can find some time to share your story with us.
We would love to share more stories on what our alumni have been doing since leaving school. We hope that you can find some time to share your story with us.
Carol Oetiker loved her time as a boarder and since she left school, has pursued her dream of becoming a pastry chef.
Michelle Faria studied a Bachelor of Education after graduating in 2007, lived and worked in the UK, and then came full circle to teaching back at Mel Maria.
Rebecca completed a Bachelor of Psychology in 2017 and competitive karate, selected for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Qualification Tournament.
Since graduating in 1991 Jo pursued a career in accounting and travelled overseas but was ultimately drawn back to being close to family in Katanning.
Soon after graduating from Santa Maria College Natalie moved to Queensland to pusue her studies in Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland.
Louise Matson travels the world. In her 40’s creates niche business later in life to strike a work-life balance in none other than Florence, Italy.
Larissa Oliver’s (2010) nursing career and continued studies has lead her back to an ideal life in Mount Barker with her partner and being close to family.
Teegan Baldwin (2010) tells us about her fondest memory of boarding in Ursula House and life after school and pursuing her dream of Doctor of Medicine.
The Class of 2009 gathered on 14 March after 10 years, to reminisce about the past decade and share with each other the trials and tribulations beyond school.
First President’s report of 2020
The Class of 2015 gathered on the 15 February for their five year school reunion.
Our newest members of the Santa Maria College Old Girls’ Association were welcomed by our president Gemma Varone at a breakfast in February.
Maureen Thomas (Lawrance 1950) talks about her years at Santa Maria College boarding, how the College has changed and her life since then.
Kiera Collier (2016) received a Citizen of the Year award for her volunteer work for Endometriosis Perth Sisterhood of Support.