A dedicated team has worked very closely with our Architects EIW in a comprehensive process over the past year to develop the College Master Plan 2019-2029 and we are delighted to share with you the outcome.
Today marks the end of an incredible era as we farewelled Helen Chaffer. Helen retires after 40 years of service at Santa Maria College and Mel Maria.
In 2017, the Old Girls initiated an in-house service program where past students would assist our Golden Girls with small …
It’s time to farewell OGA Coordinator, Jacqui Daniels (1986) and welcome to the role Raechell Craig (1990)
Santa4Santa day is a day of Christmas celebrations to fundraise for those less fortunate. The money raised is combined with the donations and items collected for the Christmas Appeal and is donated to St Vincent de Paul, the Shopfront and St Patrick’s in Fremantle.
The SMCOGA love to celebrate friendship and connection and this is what we did at the Mentoring Celebration.
Our annual Golden Girls Luncheon was a wonderful celebration of friendship and community for the Santa Maria Old Girls.
Mental health difficulties among teenagers are on the rise. This interview discusses how to recognise these difficulties in our young people.
The Class of 1969 celebrated their 50 Year Reunion with a delightful morning tea. The alumni enjoyed the spectacular views …
Our Year 12 Applied Information Technology students were very happy to receive exam tips from former student Sarah Ciccarelli today. …
The mentoring project serves a number of purposes, including providing a much-needed break from school, especially for our boarders.
Emily Mascaro (2018) is an international road cyclist who has competed all over Australia and in Europe. She spoke to Year 7 and 8 girls at Life Lessons With A Lunchbox.
Sandra Boyle, Registrar at the Western Australian Supreme Court, was this year honoured as the 2019 Australian Registrar of the Year. We asked her about her award, her career and her time as a student at Santa Maria College.
Eva Quattrini spoke to Year 7 girls about leadership and organisation skills during this week’ Life Lessons in a Lunchbox
Ciara Duffy (2011) is a medical researcher. She spoke to our Year 12 Human Biology class about her work in breast cancer research.
Help us reduce waste! Old Girls Association Badges are available now. You can order yours here.
Amy Treasure, Head Boarder and Harriet Comerford Smith, 2020 Head Boarder Elect, have been working together on our very own Blue Tree Project here at the College.
As an Old Girl of Santa Maria College, I often reflect on what it is like to be Principal of the school I attended. I gained so much as a student here and still to this day feel a powerful connection to our values. I always felt like I belonged, and I treasured the sense of community and the strong sense of Mercy.
The College’s Community Room was transformed into a fashion catwalk over the weekend when some of our old girls and Year 12 MDT students showcased their fashion at the Fashion Showcase.
It’s been a busy couple of months for us, as we draw closer to the end of the year, and all of the craziness that comes with it!
Jacqui Daniels, Old Girls’ Association Coordinator, and Leanne McTavish, Head of Boarding, have just returned from the Mingenew Field Days and this week will be on the road again visiting Dowerin.
Year 5’s had a fabulous Life Lesson with a Lunchbox session with Jessica Brooke (2013). Jessica spoke to the girls about being brave and focusing on achieving your goals.
The inconvenient truth about painful emotions and traumatic experiences is that you can’t let them go. And if you try, you will fail. So what should we be saying instead?
Alexa Teixeira graduated in 2015. After travelling extensively she is now pursuing a career in film. She spoke to current students about her choices.
Father’s Day is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the wisdom of dads in our Santa Maria College community.Here are 10 pieces of valuable advice for dads of girls.
Caitlin Cridland graduated from Santa Maria College in 2011. Since then, she has been living in the United States, pursuing both her love of tennis and science.
