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Narration, music, song and reflective dance enabled us to focus on the meaning of Holy Week, the most important time in our Church calendar during our Easter Liturgy today.

And that's a wrap on the final week of Term One! We wish all our students, staff and their families a happy and well-deserved break. We will see you in Term 2 which commences 1 May 2019!

Vince has demonstrated our Mercy value of service throughout his time at the College, service to the Sisters of Mercy who first gave him a job followed by incredible service over 47 years to our [...]

We congratulate our new Year 7 leaders and ask some of our other leaders 'What is Leadership?'

The boarders celebrated the end of term with an Easter hat parade and a special dinner on Wednesday evening. 

Year 7s spend class reflecting on the Stations of the Cross as we prepare for Easter.

Some of our Year 6 girls found some really creative ways to repurpose plastic bottles this week.

In recent weeks, the Year 9 Marine Science elective class have been working hard on biodiversity showcases and lessons.

We'd like to congratulate the following Year 7 leaders who were commissioned at an assembly today.

Social media receives a lot of criticism. It is often a forum for bullying, fake news and is a poor influence on our mental health and self-esteem. Are there any positives for our children in [...]

Our inaugural second-hand uniform sale took place on Wednesday in the Mercy Walk area.

Students from Aranmore Catholic College, St Brigid’s College and Santa Maria College gathered this week in Moore River for the annual Seeds of Justice Conference. They explored the issue of [...]

Sarah Kennedy (Philpot, Class of 2005) is a past student of Santa Maria and one of the finalists in the WA Volunteer of the Year Awards.

The Year 7 girls in our new elective, STENgineers enjoyed some invaluable workshops from UWA’s Girls in Engineering program this term.

Inspired by Tayla Harris (AFLW), "Kick Like a Girl" we recently asked our Year 5 girls what the term "Like a Girl" means to them. #KickLikeaGirl

This term Year 12 Italian students have been studying the impact the Italian culture has had on the world and Australia.

Over the duration of Term 1, our Year 11 Food Science students have been involved in the planting and maintaining of a class garden and using this produce to created delicious meals.

It was a privilege for the OGA to be invited to this year's Senior College Production, Blue Stockings. 

Year 10 Humanities students were challenged and engaged by Kalvin Hart from Thankyou on Monday. The social enterprise company is an amazing case study of the application of HASS and the [...]

Over the next few weeks, we have two exciting Outdoor Education Camps coming up.