Year 7 STEngineers Catapulting to Success
Our Year 7 STEngineers have been busy this semester, working together in small teams to design and create a catapult from scratch!
Our Year 7 STEngineers have been busy this semester, working together in small teams to design and create a catapult from scratch!
Week 4 saw the Year 11 ACCESS Work Ready Program, LifeLink Day, All Schools’ Cross Country event, JIGSSA Winter Games, and more!
Santa Maria College, as a member of Mercy Education Ltd, has established a chapter of the Social Justice Program, Seeds of Justice.
Our Year 10 RE Reach students have thrown their support behind Social Reinvestment WA, in the hope of raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility to fourteen years old.
Sofia Basso Betancourt (2019), along with WA Justice Association, will be participating in Law Access’ 2022 Walk for Justice.
This week was nothing short of busy, with Boarding Week, the launch of Explore8, Seek7 Incursion, and more!
Eight of our students headed over east to Brisbane, Queensland, to participate in the Australian Youth Water Polo Championships.
Claire Dodos (Class of 2016) was recently awarded the Berndt Memorial Prize, in recognition of her Honours research project in Cultural Anthropology.
Our Year 9 HASS students have created a series of stunning World War I displays, in remembrance of ANZAC soldiers who sacrificed their lives.
Claire Dodos (Class of 2016) was recently awarded the Berndt Memorial Price, in recognition of her Honours research project in Cultural Anthropology.
The last week of Term 1 was a short one, but by no means any less busy! With Holy Week approaching, there were lots of faith based activities!
The second last week of Term 1 was massive here at the College! We had the Interhouse Cross Country carnival, …
This week, our Year 7 leaders were commissioned in the College chapel and awarded their badges by Principal, Jennifer Oaten.
Last Friday, sixteen of our students headed to Methodist Ladies’ College, where they competed in the IGSSA Round-Robin Badminton tournament!
Harmony Week is a time in which Australians honour cultural diversity. This year, the ongoing theme is ‘everyone belongs’.
The IGSSA Swimming Carnival was held as a day event for the first time in many years, as a result of COVID-19.
Year 11 General RE classes are currently studying refugees in Australia. Their learning was enriched this week with a visit from Farzad Mousavi.
Year 9 students Ellie and Sophie, joined the World’s Greatest Shave this year. They share their stories with us.
Celebrating International Women’s Day allows us to pause and re-inspire ourselves, and continue to empower others and ourselves.
As part of the Year 9 program over the past two weeks, students have attended their Year 9 camp, a pilgrimage as well as a transition program.
Year 9 students reflected on the steps taken by Ursula Frayne and the Sisters of Mercy as they retraced their journey this week.
Year 9 Religious Education students traced the outline of a photo of their face and using the positive words have created self-portraits.
Christmas came early to Santa Maria today as students raised funds for the Christmas Appeal through our annual Santa4Santa Day.
Today our College celebrated NAIDOC Day. Students enjoyed a number of activities giving them the chance to share in the rich history, traditions and stories of Indigenous Australians
Monique has been involved in Eco Sisters since Year 9. She is passionate about sustainability and educating students on these issues.
In Religious Education, Year 10s are learning about the importance of Pentecost. Today they undertook a ‘Pentecost Challenge’.
The 2020 Mental Health Ambassadors put a new initiative into place this week as the girls returned from the school holidays.
The Young Justice Leaders’ Forum provided students with a passion for social justice issues, a formation retreat based on justice and peace, through action and advocacy.
Year 9 Religious Education classes have been studying a variety of emotions and how to accept and express them in positive ways.
Fishing is not often associated with teenage girls, but maybe it should be. Year 11 Outdoor Education classes have been learning all facets of fishing.