A culture of meaning is focused on genuine engagement and learning. It provides the skills and knowledge that best serve an individual student. How do we create a culture of meaning at school [...]
Year 11 ATAR students complete their Semester 2 exams and Work Placements in Weeks 1 and 2 of Term 4. In Week 3 they review their exams, have a short break and return to the College in Week 4 to [...]
Year 12 student Isabella Robertson, has completed more than 400 hours of community service over two years (Years 11 and 12) and has been nominated for two awards in recognition.
Civics and Citizenship is the current Humanities learning concept this term, in Year 5. The girls experienced hands-on learning with representatives from the WA Electoral Commission.
On their Professional Learning Day, teachers received training on Special Learning Difficulties. They were given practical strategies to help children in their classes with dyslexia and dysgraphia.
We wish all our Year 12 girls the best of luck over the next few weeks and for the future. I hope they achieve all they hope for.Congratulations to all students for their dedication to their [...]
The Year 12 ACCESS Transition Program is a unique opportunity for our students to participate in workshops, which will assist their transition to life beyond school.
The Year 9 social justice program, Strive9 culminated in a presentation to parents this week. It was a great chance to reflect on what has been a challenging but highly worthwhile experience.
Mums from Santa Maria College and Aquinas College spent a day together in spiritual reflection recently looking at their connection with God, others and self.
If you have a child who is in Year 12 and fast approaching their final exams, you might be feeling a bit stressed. How do you support them? Here are 13 things you can do to help.
This year, the annual Father Daughter Camp was held at Woodman Point Recreational Centre. Dads and their girls participated in many different activities designed to build trust and confidence.
Year 10 Brain Stem students Lana Komaromi and Caitlin Dunbar entered the Science Talent Search competition recently and were awarded third place this week.
Congratulations to Megan Cranley who has been selected for the U18 Australian Water Polo squad, one of only six Western Australian athletes to make the team.
