This blog discusses the impact that the social media app TikTok is having on teenagers and what schools are doing to reduce its negative effects. It also provides 5 things students can do to be a respectful user, as well as 5 things parents can do to help manage their child’s TikTok use.
During the past week, Years 7, 8 and 11 students had the privilege of spending a day with Dave Jorna from Project Hatch.
And that is a wrap on Term 2! Between Girls4Girls Day, the Seek7 showcase, and Combined Leaders Meeting, Week 10 certainly didn’t disappoint!
Girls4Girls Day gives us an opportunity to come together and raise funds to support women’s access to education, employment and health.
This week, we’re taking a closer look at all that goes on in the Drama department. Lets just say there is never a shortage of activity!
Over 250 music students were involved in Kaleidoscope, a new event which offered Music students workshops, rehearsals, and master classes.
Over 155 netball and 64 hockey players represented Santa Maria College during the Term 2 IGSSA sports.
The Ministry team have initiated an intergenerational program with the residents of Carinya Aged Care in Bicton.
Sister Breda has been leading a group of staff to understand the role of the Plenary Council in shaping the future of the Australian Catholic Church.
Joanne completed a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) and was recently offered a position in Royal Perth Hopsital’s graduate program.
Wade Taylor and Angela Ferolla shared their skills and experience with students at the first of our 2022 Art Encounter Days.
Congratulations to Teagan (Year 10) who has been selected to play in the School Sport Australia 15s Netball Championships in Canberra in July.
Sophie Molony (2021), recently paid a visit to the College, teaching our Year 10 Dance students a commercial jazz number.
As a Principal, it is easy to say we are a leading school for girls, but it is the evidence to support this statement that is important.I believe the reasons why parents are choosing to enrol their daughters at Santa Maria College is because of our points of difference.
The College’s annual Winter Appeal concluded today with a beautiful celebration of the Outreach Mass this morning.
Featured in our wrap up of Week 9, we have Year 12 Halfway Day, IGSSA Cross Country, Fearless 5, Kaleidoscope, and more!
This week we show just some of what happens in Dance across the year groups, from hip hop to fusion to student choreographers.
On Wednesday, our Year 12 students celebrated the achievement of making it halfway through their final year at Santa Maria College.
A group of Santa Maria staff have been involved in some secret business over the last two weeks taking part in the Secret Angels project.
Friday may have presented a severe weather warning, but no forecast for thunder meant the IGSSA Cross Country event went full steam ahead!
This week, our Year 10 Physics students participated in the Science and Engineering Challenge (SEC), a nationwide STEM outreach program.
Class of 2019 graduate Georgia Piggott is one of a relatively small number of women to join the Australian Defence Force.
Sallese Gibson (Class of 2008) has achieved a lot since leaving Santa Maria. She shares her story and offers advice to our students interested in journalism.
Social impact is at the heart of what we do. We work hard to create social impact by addressing the root causes of poverty and inequality, improving access to education and healthcare, and protecting the environment. We believe everyone has a role to play in making a difference, and we are committed to doing our part.
Week 8 here at the College saw Outreach Day, the Great Santa Bake Off, IGSSA Cross Country Breakfast, Interhouse Soccer, and more!
We are very pleased to announce five Santa Maria students received awards at the Atwell Youth Art Awards last night.
Since graduating in 2013, Rachel Gundry has moved to Melbourne and successfully launched an online fashion label, He and She.
Lisa Taylor has been appointed the new Dean of Students for our Year 9 cohort. She aims to support the girls in achieving their best.
To say we have been busy in Home Economics recently would be an understatement! Let’s take a look into this exciting department.
Our Year 12 Mother Daughter Breakfast is one of the most memorable events on the College calendar and is a morning of connection, and gratitude.
