I’m Having Friendship Problems
It is super common for friends to have fights or ups and downs. Some fights are small and easy to resolve, […]
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It is super common for friends to have fights or ups and downs. Some fights are small and easy to resolve, […]
I’m Having Friendship Problems Read More »
The teen years are probably the time of most change in your life. There are massive changes in school, friendships,
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Noticed a change in a friend and are worried about them? What an awesome human you are to have your
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It’s pretty common for conflict between parents and kids to increase in the teen years. Its a part of normal,
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Your body image is how you think and feel about your body. It includes the picture of your body that you have
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So, you’re feeling really flat. Maybe feeling irritable or deeply sad. Maybe you have no energy, or you’ve lost interest in
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Feeling restless, on edge, and irritable? Getting stuck thinking about things you are worried about over and over again? Maybe
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Obviously, sleep is great. Sleep helps our mood, concentration, problem-solving, attention, memory and physical growth and healing. Growing teens need at
Variation in our children’s traits, strengths and weaknesses is normal. If you are concerned that your daughter is struggling in a
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Over a million Australians are currently living with an eating disorder. Eating disorders are not a lifestyle choice or a cry
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Some level of parent-teen conflict is natural and healthy. Conflict occurs because your daughter is growing into an independent and
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Understanding What’s Going On School refusal is usually not about laziness or defiance.It is often linked to: Anxiety or overwhelm
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It is very common (and normal) for teenagers to experience periods of low mood, low self-esteem, moodiness, and irritability. Teens might
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There are lots of wonderful resources available, most of them free, to help you guide your anxious child. First, learn
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For most of us, when we hear our daughter is upset following conflict with a friend, our instinct is often
Crisis Support In a mental health emergency, please refer to the contact information below: Kids Helpline – 13 11 14 or click
From quiet acts of kindness to joyful community moments, discover how the spirit of hope shaped Santa Maria College in this Jubilee Year. A celebration of faith, connection, and the incredible impact of our students, staff, and families.
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From event planning to student farewells, discover how the Old Girls’ Association is shaping alumni life—and how you can be part of it
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It has been a wonderfully busy week here at the College, from the energy of the 2025 Music Tribute Night to the excitement of our Year 11s receiving their hat bands and leavers jackets. What a memorable start to the term!
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From unforgettable vocals to buzzing energy, our 2025 Music Tribute Night united over 300 community members in a celebration of student talent, teamwork and pure musical joy. Here’s what made it so special.
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Santa Maria students joined Mercy peers across Perth for the Seeds of Justice Conference—an inspiring day of real stories, big hearts, and actions that matter. See how they’re leading with purpose and compassion.
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From our Year 12 students celebrating their final days with colour, laughter, and plenty of Santa spirit, to our creative Year 5 students diving into their technology projects – it has been a week full of achievement, energy, and community.
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Our Year 9s swapped desks for dolphins on a hands-on marine science excursion to Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, learning conservation, fieldwork, and just how lively a sea lion colony can be.
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Street art met sustainability as our Year 9s reimagined denim jackets with colour, conscience, and creativity, blending bold design with thoughtful messages in a future-ready fashion project.
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Our Year 10s took learning off the grid, camping, climbing, and connecting in Margaret River. This outdoor adventure helped students push past fear, build confidence, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
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From art classes to child protection, 2021 graduate Alessia Younas is putting her compassion into action, using her degree and values to advocate for children and families in need.
Alessia Younas – Passion, Purpose and a Heart for Others Read More »
From high-flying stunts to big wins and even bigger friendships, our cheerleaders brought heart and hustle to Cheer Con. Discover how this dynamic team is lifting more than just spirits.
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It’s been a short but busy week as we kicked off Term 4. Our students have hit the ground running, and we can’t wait for you to catch up on all the highlights in this week’s weekly wrap-up!
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Thanks to your support, Santa’s Workshop is buzzing with new tools and bold ideas, empowering students to create, problem-solve and shine. See how your generosity is shaping confident, capable learners.
Santa’s Workshop Just Got a Serious Upgrade – Thanks to You Read More »
What do butterfly wings, lights, and student imagination have in common? Our Year 10s are reimagining wearable art in one of the most inspiring projects of the year—see how creativity takes flight ahead of Inspire 2025.
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