Reason for Being: A Launchpad for Self-Discovery
#Year 9 Reason for Being is the three-day program which guides Year 9 students through a profound exploration of their purposes in life.
#Year 9 Reason for Being is the three-day program which guides Year 9 students through a profound exploration of their purposes in life.
#Year10 Our Year 10s spent the day exploring the Curtin University campus, learning about available courses and completing fun activities.
#Year10 Our BrainSTEM students had the opportunity to visit and undertake workshops in the laboratory at the Harry Perkins Institute.
Year 10 student, Amelia Taranto, has been awarded an ‘Astronaut Al Worden Endeavour Scholarship and will travel to Space Camp in 2024.
#Year7 IGNITE classes embarked on a project that immersed them in the real-world roles of architects, builders, engineers, and accountants in order to create earthquake proof architecture companies.
#Years5-8 This week, students from Years 5 to 8 had the opportunity to take part in the highly anticipated return of the Lego Masters Competition.
Week 5 was a busy one! From the Golden Girls’ Luncheon to the Year 6 Celebration Day, there was a lot happening at the College.
Students from Years 5 to 10 have taken part in two mathematical competitions; the Maths Challenge and the Australian Maths Competition, with some fabulous results.
The Year 9 Marine Science students visited Penguin Island in the Shoalwater Marine Park this week as part of their studies.
In today’s globalised world, learning a second language is not only more accessible but also more advantageous than ever before.
Emily Lefroy (2010) takes us on her journey, recounting her transition from the boarding houses of Santa Maria to the city that never sleeps.
Year 10 students Amelia, Madeleine, Parie and Gemma have recently achieved first prize in the esteemed Have Sum Fun Online Maths Competition.
Year 7 student Abby, has injected a sense of fun and camaraderie into the Humanities & Social Sciences (HASS) Department.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the first Weekly Wrap Up for Term 4. We hope all students and staff enjoyed their first week back!
This week has marked the culmination of another successful instalment of the Spark6 emPower Program for our Year 6 students.
We recently hosted a visit from UWA’s Girls in Engineering group, who spoke to our STEngineers and Science Quest students.
Learning by doing is the essence of Try-A-Trade, an opportunity that Years 9 and 10 students recently had the privilege of experiencing.
Year 6 students recently took a journey into the past, at the WA Maritime Museum to delve deeper into their unit of study on immigration
Our Year 5 students embarked on an immersive excursion to the Western Australian Museum Boola Bardip this week.
As we reflect on Science Week, we are thrilled to share the highlights that brought science to life for our students and staff.
Over the last few weeks, our Year 5 students have been developing their journalistic skills through their English topic, ‘A …
In an exciting showcase of skill and creativity, six teams from Santa Maria College recently attended the RoboCup Junior competition.
This 20-week competition sees some of our year 10 Physics students work on a project to design a solution in response to a project theme.
Year 9 student, Asha, found her own unique method of learning in her RE Class recently by creating a pop-up book to help in her study of Genesis.
This term, our Year 6 students are delving into the subject of migration and its impact on Australia as part of their Humanities & Social Sciences (HASS) curriculum.
Are you curious about how our society influences our lives? Then read on to find out more about the topics explored in the Children, Family, and Community course.
Santa Maria College recognises the transformative power of student feedback and fosters an environment where student voices are celebrated, respected, and used to inform future directions.
This week was a busy one, with Technology & Commerce Day, Winter Warmers Day, IGSSA Sport fixtures, the Punmu Mass and Blessing, and more!
Our Year 5s were tasked with creating an art piece exploring themes related to the Holy Spirit, which was exhibited in an art gallery for staff and students to observe.
Ava, Steph, and Layla, took to Cottesloe Golf Club to participate in the annual IGSSA Golf Competition, which made for some fantastic adventures on the greens!