Knowing Girls

Knowing Girls

Navigating Social Media Together, Government, Schools, Parents – Jennifer Oaten

Explore the collaborative efforts between schools, parents, and the government to promote the digital wellbeing of young people. Learn about policies, educational initiatives, and practical tips for managing technology, fostering online responsibility, and balancing digital use with wellness.

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A Conversation with Cyber Safety Expert Paul Litherland – Jennifer Oaten

Cyber safety expert Paul Litherland shares crucial insights with Santa Maria College families on navigating the digital world safely. Covering topics from social media safety to device guidelines and AI risks, Paul emphasizes the importance of parental engagement and open conversations for online safety.

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Financial education

The Power of Financial Knowledge – Jennifer Oaten

Financial literacy is a crucial skill for young women, equipping them with the knowledge to budget, save, invest, and make informed financial decisions. With tailored programs like Santa Maria College’s Future10 and practical guidance for parents, young women can navigate financial challenges confidently, aiming for secure futures. Accessible resources like Money Queens and She’s on the Money further support youth-focused financial growth, contributing to financial independence.

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Mercy Day MAss

Mercy Day 2024 Celebrating Faith and Community- Jennifer Oaten

Mercy Day 2024 at Santa Maria College was a special celebration filled with faith, unity, and community spirit. From a beautiful Mass to the announcement of the McAuley Shield winner, and vibrant fundraising stalls, the day was a true embodiment of the values of kindness, generosity, and celebration inspired by Catherine McAuley.

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Fathers Day

The Power of Father-Daughter Relationships – Jennifer Oaten

As Father’s Day approaches, it is a timely reminder of the powerful influence fathers and father figures have on the lives of young women. Positive father involvement is linked to better emotional, academic, and social outcomes for girls. Explore meaningful ways to strengthen these bonds and make a lasting difference.

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Partnering with Parents in AI – Jennifer Oaten

AI is revolutionising education, offering personalised learning, accessibility, and efficiency. At Santa Maria College, we’re committed to integrating AI responsibly, addressing concerns such as academic integrity, ethical use, and cybersecurity. By collaborating with parents and students, we aim to harness AI’s benefits while fostering critical thinking and ethical understanding.

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Paris olympics

Breaking Barriers – Athens 1896 to Paris 2024 – Jennifer Oaten

The Paris 2024 Olympics marks a historic milestone with an equal number of male and female athletes for the first time. This achievement reflects over a century of progress and advocacy for gender equality in sports. The inclusion of 329 mixed-gender medal events highlights modern values of inclusivity and teamwork. As we celebrate this moment, we must continue to push for full equality in sports leadership, media coverage, and sponsorship opportunities.

The Paris 2024 Olympics marks a historic milestone with an equal number of male and female athletes for the first time. This achievement reflects over a century of progress and advocacy for gender equality in sports. The inclusion of 329 mixed-gender medal events highlights modern values of inclusivity and teamwork. As we celebrate this moment, we must continue to push for full equality in sports leadership, media coverage, and sponsorship opportunities.

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Positive Body Image

Nurturing Self-Worth In A Social Media World – Jennifer Oaten

In today’s digital world, social media is integral to young people’s lives, significantly influencing their perceptions of beauty and self-worth. Excessive focus on appearance due to unrealistic standards can lead to decreased self-esteem and mental health issues. At Santa Maria College, we are committed to fostering a healthy body image and strong self-esteem among our students through comprehensive programs and parental involvement. Together, we can challenge harmful ideals and celebrate diverse forms of beauty, nurturing confident and resilient young women.

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Project-Based Learning – Jennifer Oaten

In today’s rapidly evolving world, digital and AI technologies are transforming the workforce. Project-based learning (PBL) is crucial for developing skills like creative thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration. At Santa Maria College, our emPOWER Program engages students in meaningful projects that address real-world issues, preparing them to become the innovators and problem-solvers of tomorrow. From environmental initiatives to financial literacy, PBL provides a strong foundation for students to make a difference.

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Shaping Future Leaders- Jennifer Oaten

At Santa Maria College, we believe that leadership is a journey of learning, not just a title or position. For over 80 years, our Year 12 students have been at the forefront of shaping our school’s culture through their leadership. As one cohort graduates and another takes the helm, the baton of leadership is passed, igniting the potential within each new group of young women.

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Combating The Attention Span Crisis In Our Students – Jennifer Oaten

It is no secret that attention spans have been steadily declining, especially among younger generations growing up immersed in digital technology. The average person’s attention span when using a digital device has plummeted from around two and a half minutes back in 2004 to just 47 seconds on average today – a dramatic 66% decrease over the past two decades.

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