Weekly Wrap Up: Week 7, Term 1, 2021
Here’s our Weekly Wrap Up for Week 7 of Term 1. From Caritas Day to interschool swimming carnivals, it’s been a great week!
Here’s our Weekly Wrap Up for Week 7 of Term 1. From Caritas Day to interschool swimming carnivals, it’s been a great week!
Year 9 students Ellie and Sophie, joined the World’s Greatest Shave this year. They share their stories with us.
Congratulations to Year 12 cricketer Lauren who has been selected to play in the Governors vs Pirates Ultimate Backyard Cricket Match on Saturday.
Our Year 12 Political & Legal Studies students had the chance to share their thoughts on the eve of the WA election on ABC radio.
Congratulations to our swim team who took part in the IGSSA Swimming carnival last Friday. Santa Maria finished 4th overall after some excellent results.
The Mercy Walk came alive with an Easter theme today as Caritas Day got underway. This day supports Caritas and Project Compassion.
To extend on their classroom learning, Year 6 classes headed off on an excursion to Parliament House last week.
The Seeds of Justice group have created a vertical garden, to build a more sustainable and happier environment for the school community.
We want our parents to be engaged with our priorities, be involved in their daughter’s learning and be part of our community.
Our heavenly Father loves us and it is His desire to have a relationship with us. Talk to God, tell Him exactly how you feel.
We hope you enjoy our Weekly Wrap Up of Week 6
Year 10 Physics students have been working on a challenge as part of the 2021 Fluor Engineering Challenge.
The Year 11 girls gathered at the Fremantle Sailing Club for a wonderful celebration on Saturday night.
Year 7 student, Nitya shares her experience of the Year 7 camp. She says it tested their abilities but was great fun!
Members of Santa Maria’s staff have been helping the Perth-based charity Homelessness; We Care for a number of years.
It is important that we raise brave kids. We want them to take risks intellectually, emotionally, and physically. Here’s how we can develop bravery…
Year 12 Design students were invited to participate in a ceramic painting workshop as the first of their Year 12 Design Encounter Days.
I hope for a school and a world where every girl; can overcome adversity, be brave to take on challenges, speak out about injustices, and have a career in her chosen field.
People often think that sainthood or holiness is reserved for extraordinary people. This is not true! The path to holiness can start anywhere, anytime.
Here’s to another busy week at the College, from celebrating our Class of 2020 achievers to International Women’s Day.
There was so much excitement at the College swimming pool today with the highly anticipated Years 5 and 6 Interhouse Swimming Carnival.
The cast of Ask Any Girl enjoyed a workshop with Julia Moody, professional voice coach, to help them work on their accents for the play.
Celebrating International Women’s Day allows us to pause and re-inspire ourselves, and continue to empower others and ourselves.
Over the past fortnight, our students have been acknowledged for their fine achievements in Semester 2, 2020 at our Achievers’ Club lunches.
We acknowledged our high achievers from the Class of 2020 this week. Although a little later than usual, it was wonderful to celebrate their achievements.
In the January holidays, Year 12 student Ella Lydeamore completed a work placement in Broome as part of her Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
Our Mercy values keep us close to the beliefs we consider essential and guide our actions, decisions, and all that we do at Santa Maria College.
Justice is our focus Mercy value for 2021. What does it mean to act justly?
Our Weekly Wrap Up for Week 4 contains sport, boarding, art, fashion and recognising our Semseter 2, 2020 achievers.
Congratulations to Year 9 student Ainsleigh Passi who has been selected into the Young Indigenous Women’s STEM Academy.