Staff from the Humanities Department alongside nine Year 12 Geography and Economics students attended the launch of the Bankwest Curtin Economic Centre’s report on housing affordability at the Hyatt on 31 May.
We asked our Year 10 Politics and Law students some questions about the upcoming national election. Here’s what they had to say.
We asked our Year 10 Politics and Law students some questions about the upcoming national election. Here’s what they had to say.
Students from Santa Maria have recently undertaken an educational tour of the national capital. Students were given the opportunity to participate in a variety of educational programs with a focus on Australia’s history, culture, heritage and democracy.
Year 10 Humanities students were challenged and engaged by Kalvin Hart from Thankyou on Monday. The social enterprise company is an amazing case study of the application of HASS and the development of global citizenship.
The recent Year 7 HASS and Science excursion to Point Walter provided students with the opportunity to conduct fieldwork in their local area.
During Year 7 Humanities & Social Sciences, students have been challenged to come up with a new idea for a product or service that solves a problem or makes life better for people or society.
The Humanities and Social Sciences Learning Area lends itself to high-levels of parent engagement in the education of their children. Here are some suggestions that will benefit your daughters and sons and stimulate rich family life at the same time.
Year 6 students have been looking at migration, especially from England after WW2, with the assisted migration scheme. Head of Humanities & Social Science, Mr Stephen King, spoke to the girls this week about the story of his family and what it is like to be a ‘Ten Pound Pom’.
A number of Year 12 Politics and Law students attended the annual Sir Ronald Wilson lecture to hear Justice Jeremy Curthoys discuss the development of LGBTQI rights in Australia.
Two teams from Santa Maria College are competing in this year’s WA Law Society annual Mock Trial Competition.
This year, Santa Maria College offered a new Sydney Canberra Tour for Year 9 students. Students visited significant and iconic sites in Canberra and Sydney.
On Wednesday the Years 10, 11 and 12 Politics & Law classes were very fortunate to receive a visit from our soon to be, Governor of Western Australia, Mr Kim Beazley.
Year 7 Humanities & Social Science classes headed off to Point Walter this week, where they examined the liveability and sustainability of the Point Walter area.
During the school holidays, 62 Year 9 students and 53 Year 10s visited our nation’s capital, where they visited iconic sites including Commonwealth Parliament, the High Court, the National Gallery and the National Museum.
