Showing Kindness to the Community
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.
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.
Year 10 BrainSTEM students visited the Harry Perkins Institute for Medical Research, as part of their study about Biotechnology and its role in medical research.
The fun musical production Spongebob recently played at the Regal Theatre in Perth with two Santa Maria alumni taking part.
To put it simply, Marianne and her team focus on commercial partnerships through both a communities and innovation lens for BHP.
We live in a society where there is an emphasis on performance, achievement and perfection. Anything less than perfect is seen as a failure or weakness.
Genesis 1.27 says, In His image and likeness, He created you. This week’s Mission Blog looks at the effects of negative self-talk.
This week, we had the Year 6 Celebration Day, Interhouse Academic Triathlon, Golden Girls’ Luncheon, and more!
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.
85 of Santa Maria’s alumni gathered for the annual Golden Girls’ Luncheon. The ladies who attended were graduates between 1947 – 1974.
Kendall Galbraith (2000) actively informs the gender equality policy, with the government, private sector, civil society and the media.
Our six Year 9 Outdoor Education classes ventured to Rottnest last week to explore the beautiful snorkelling locations for themselves!
Ruth Loveridge (2015) is back at the College for a three-week practicum as she completes her Master of Teaching.
Grief is commonly linked to death of family or friends, but it can also happen when you lose something of value.
Christian mediation is a wonderful way of understanding the goodness that comes from placing oneself in the total presence of God.
This week saw some exciting events, including the middle school production performance, and the art and design parade and exhibition!
The 2022 theme of the Art Exhibition and Fashion Parade, ‘Out of this World’, was inspired by the ideas of …
Lucy Peach, author of the best-selling book Period Queen, spoke to Year 11s this week in a talk sponsored by the Parent Council.
Jane Murray is stepping into a new role in 2023 as Director of Boarding. We interviewed Jane about this her new role.
Some of our students and staff explored inside the new Cultural Centre, through amazing virtual reality technology!
With 40-plus years of community work under her belt, it’s no surprise that Catherine is our first guest to appear on the podcast.
Simone Sawiris, Deputy Principal, Teaching & Learning, was recognised this week for 30 years in Catholic education.
With 40-plus years of community work under her belt, it’s no surprise that Catherine is our first guest to appear on the podcast.
Ella Jones (2020) has had quite a few acting roles since leaving school, but her new role of Tessa in Incognito is her favourite yet.
Happy World Teachers’ Day! Today is a day to celebrate the men and women who have dedicated their lives to educating the next generation. Teaching in 2022 is a challenging job.
Doctor Reverand Elio Capra facilitated a day of Reflection for our College Leadership Team this week, urging them to be future focussed Christian leaders.
This week, we had the Music Tribute Night, Seeds of Justice conference, SLC inaugural dinner and meeting, House Drama rehearsals, and more!
Once a month, we’ll be sitting down with members of our community, who are contributing to making the world a better place.
Congratulations to Year 10 students Annika, Mackenzie, Emily, Grace and Sanjana, who recently competed in the Junior Young Physicist Tournament.
The Music Tribute Night is a concert for all music students in Years 8 – 11, in which they perform songs from a soloist or group artist of their choice.
With current restrictions and COVID-19 cases on the increase, I feel no guilt about wanting to stay at home on Friday night and sit on the couch rather than attending a social gathering.