Weekly Wrap Up: Term 1, Week 8, 2023
Week 8 saw the celebration of Harmony Week, the Interhouse Running Festival, Rock Ya Socks Off concert, and more.
Week 8 saw the celebration of Harmony Week, the Interhouse Running Festival, Rock Ya Socks Off concert, and more.
This week, we had Year 7 Camp and Alternative Learning Days, Ash Wednesday, a Year 10 Geography Excursion, Year 11 Drama Day, and more!
Along with camp, our Year 7s participated in the Alternative Learning Days, an extension of the Year 7 transition to high school program.
In our last wrap up of the year, you’ll see photos from the Awards Night, Future10, Reptile Incursion, Year 9 Camp, and more!
The Year 9 transition program, Reason for Being, is a three-day journey of exploring our unique purpose and reason for being in life.
We are very excited to announce one of our Year 9 Drama classes is joint winner of the Excellence in Direction Award at the 2022 Bell Shakespeare Shorts Festival.
This week was a big one for our Year 9 students, with their Reflection Day, Transition Program, and Camp down in Margaret River!
Year 7 STEngineering students were tasked with designing a mini golf course, which needed to include at least two obstacles.
Art Encounter Days give our Visual Art and Design students an opportunity to work with, and learn from, professional and highly acclaimed Western Australian artists and designers.
We sit down with Emily Hunt, House Drama Competition Coordinator, to talk more in-depth about what the night entailed.
IGNITE is our Gifted and Talented program which focuses on developing skills rather than just content knowledge.
In the lead-up to Christmas, our Year 7s have been preparing gifts for people in the community who are vulnerable or who do so much for others.
The fun musical production Spongebob recently played at the Regal Theatre in Perth with two Santa Maria alumni taking part.
The Middle School production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream took place last week with a cast of 62 students from Years 7 – 9.
Ruth Loveridge (2015) is back at the College for a three-week practicum as she completes her Master of Teaching.
Year 8 students’ involvement in Explore8 means they have been off the traditional timetable and working on their own design-thinking project.
Christmas rituals are important. They tether us to something greater than ourselves. They help instill in us a sense of connection and belonging.
Last night would have been opening night for the 2020 production, Ask Any Girl. Instead, the cast and crew have created a parody. Sit back, relax and watch as the 2020 cast and crew of Ask Any Girl, put on a different show for you.
As part of their Mercy Wellbeing Program, the Year 7s will be keeping their own gratitude journals to remind themselves of the ‘good’ they experience in everyday life.
This week, Year 12 Visual Art student, Genevieve shares the story and inspiration behind her Year 12 project
We ask current MDT student Stephanie Pietroniro about her project and the inspiration behind it.
We ask current MDT student Ashlee Cusworth about her project and the inspiration behind it.
Over the coming weeks we’ll be sharing the stories behind some our Year 12 Visual Arts projects as the girls continue to work on their projects at home.
We spoke with IGNITE Program Coordinator Chrissie Fossey about the goals and aims of the College’s gifted and talented program.
The Year 10 Visual Art students are having a lesson in patience and perserverance whilst painting portraits in oils!
If you have ever been to one of our College Productions, you couldn’t help but notice the incredible costumes. These are the work of our amazing costume designer Molly Werner.
Our 2020 Artist in Residence is Wade Taylor, an early career artist from Perth. Wade works primarily with paint but he also explore cermics and sculpture.
The Independent Schools’ Drama Day, is an opportunity for Year 11 students to participate in a variety of workshops delivered by industry professionals.
Today in PCT, Year 10 students had the opportunity to put together a jar of rocks to remind them to prioritise the most important things in their lives.
This week, the Years 11 & 12 Drama students were treated to a performance of the Australian musical Bran Nue Dae, at the Regal Theatre.