Words are a powerful tool. In fact they can even have their own hidden messages.
On a bright, sunny morning, the Year 11s set out for the Korean Catholic Church across the road for a special day of learning, spiritual growth and team building activities.
Year 11 Retreat deepens students understanding of self Read More »
2016 was the second year of the New Zealand Schools Japanese Trivia Championships competition. This joint initiative between NZAJLT (New Zealand Association of Japanese Language Teachers) and JSANZ (Japanese Studies Aotearoa New Zealand) attracted 87 teams from seven regions (Auckland, Waikato, Manawatu, Wellington, Nelson, Otago and Southland).
New Zealand Schools Japanese Trivia Championship – Success! Read More »
World Ocean day awareness was celebrated in week 7 at Sancta Maria College. The environmental team ran a colouring competition and we were pleased to see that over 40 students participated in this initiative.
Evin wins poster competition Read More »
The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra’s ensemble, Mousike, came to visit us and perform for all of our young musicians.
Mousike inspire music students Read More »
The painting for the foyer is now well underway. Approximately 20 students started this painting during the afternoon of Feast Day.
The Art and About Project Read More »
Sancta Maria College has been making itself known at two of the premier competitions for New Zealand schools. Smokefree Rock Quest and Pacifika Beats are highly competitive events and the past two weeks have seen us enter both.
College students shine on stage Read More »
On Monday 20 June Ms Turner invited Dieneke Jansen into the Sancta Maria College Art Department to speak to the Level 3 Photography students.
AUT guest speaker Dieneke Jansen Read More »
This is New Zealand’s largest photographic event, encouraging more people to celebrate the art of photography, through free public access alongside professionally curated exhibitions.
Year 12 and 13 students visit Auckland Photography Festival Read More »
The Year 10 Social Studies classes decided they should act and take ‘the learning’ outside of the classroom and into their community, answering the question – how can our learning positively influence others?
Supporting Te Puea Marae Read More »
With the 40 Hour Famine wrapping up now and the collection process in full swing, we need to remind ourselves of the importance of these events, not of the financial aid but of the empathy involved. The Famine has always been about putting oneself in someone else’s shoes: understanding their troubles and experiences.
Mufti day supports those in need Read More »
