Blubber Me: An Insulation Experiment
Our Year 5s had the chance to perform an experiment in the Superlab, exploring how animals insulate themselves.
Our Year 5s had the chance to perform an experiment in the Superlab, exploring how animals insulate themselves.
‘Colour Me Home’, a personalised mindfulness colouring book for our Year 7 boarders, aims to alleviate homesickness, foster connections, and promote understanding amongst the group.
As we approach Mother’s Day, let us reflect on the incredible value our mothers and the special women in our lives bring.
For centuries, the Catholic Church has set aside the entire month of May to honour Mary. Not just a day in May but the entire month.
This week, we had the Year 10 Reflection Day, Boarding Week Assembly, Mother’s Day Liturgy, Interhouse Public Speaking competition, and more.
Students in the Years 7 and 8 Introductory Woodwork course have recently completed their first woodworking project, an animal desk organiser!
Year 10 students learned about embodying love more fully in their lives and how they can be love for themselves and others at their Reflection Day.
Boarding Week launched at Santa Maria College this week, with a very special assembly hosted by our Boarding Leaders.
On Wednesday, our Music community gathered to watch co-curricular ensembles perform songs they have been rehearsing this year.
Our Women in Business students showcased their businesses to students and staff at the Mother’s Day stall this week.
In June this year, Marissa will donate her ponytail to Wigs for Kids, a charity that creates wigs for children who experience hair loss during cancer treatment.
Year 9 Digital Media & Photography students were fortunate to take part in an excursion to Huzzard Studios, one of Australia’s most prominent photographic studios.
The benefits of studying Drama at school are numerous. It can develop crucial life skills and foster creativity and imagination while providing a place for students to learn and grow in a supportive, interactive environment. It could inspire them to achieve their full potential while providing them with the tools to succeed in all areas of their lives.
While the secular world moves on from bunnies and chocolate, the Church continues to celebrate Easter long after the final leftovers are eaten. The Easter season is the second-longest liturgical season. Only Ordinary Time is longer.
Week 2 saw the celebration of Earth Day, the launch of Seek7, the commencement of the Interhouse Soccer Competition, and more!
As a community, we came together to acknowledge our planet, improve what we can do to care for it, and celebrate the progress we have already made.
Seek7 allows our students to take a flexible approach to their learning to do deep work developing global competencies and essential skills.Â
Our senior school production, Jane Eyre, explored a shining example of a young woman who pushed back against stereotypes and upheld the right to be equal.
Last week our Scuba Diving Club had the opportunity to take their skills into the open water, with trips to Rockingham and Rottnest.
Following their excursion in Term 1, our Year 6 Students presented their Eco Warrior projects to classmates and teachers.
Nicola is in the final stages of completing her PhD in the field of cancer immunology at the National Centre for Asbestos Related Diseases (NCARD).
Are you Melbourne based and looking to reconnect with your old Santa Maria classmates? If so, this event is for you!
Congratulations to Alice Handcock (2022) for her selection in The West Australian Pulse 2023 exhibition, with her piece ‘Survivalism’.
Engineer, Philippa Vetten (2004), tells us more about her life after Santa Maria and her interesting career.
By focusing on communication skills and modelling good behaviour, families can create a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone feels heard, respected, and valued. Good communication skills are essential for building meaningful connections, understanding others, and achieving personal and professional goals, both at home and in the wider world.
Despite being a short week, plenty was happening around the College, from the ANZAC Day commemoration, to the Scuba Diving Club launch, and more!
We sat down with Marie to better understand her background, who inspires her, and what she hopes to bring to her new role.
33 girls from Years 10 and 11 have joined the newly created Scuba Diving Club, where students come together to explore the underwater world.
Our Years 11 and 12 Outdoor Education students have been on some exciting expeditions at the end of last term and over the holidays.
We were proud to have Rory (Year 12) and Sophie (Year 7) represent the College at the Equestrian WA Interschool State Championships.