Our Year 11 Geographers traded textbooks for tools during an action-packed field trip to Kings Park! From burning leaf samples to gathering real climate data, discover how students investigated bushfire risks in one of WA’s most unique urban bushlands and left inspired to find better solutions for the future.
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Bee houses, cockatoos & big ideas – how our students took Earth Day to heart. From native plantings to a buzzing eco-market and wisdom from a seabird specialist, Santa Maria’s Earth Day was packed with meaningful action and student leadership.
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A zoo trip turned into a movement! The Eco Sisters are bringing conservation home by creating a native garden for WA’s Black Cockatoos—see how they’re taking real action for local wildlife.
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From saltbush science to smart farming, our Year 12 geographers got hands-on with climate solutions in the Wheatbelt. See what they learned, and why it mattered.
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Santa Maria College’s Year 9 Marine Science excursion to Penguin Island combined hands-on learning with unforgettable experiences. Students explored Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, tested for microplastics, observed dolphins, and studied nesting seabirds, gaining insights into marine conservation and the challenges wildlife face.
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