Time to le’ go of your Lego
‘We need more pieces to get started. Lego is fun, helps us to learn and expand our imaginations’, says Nicholas Churton, pictured with Malia Jabines and Flynn Cook.
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Top Art and Local Level 1 and 2 Folio Exhibition
Former student Ashleigh Cole’s top sculpture folio will be on display at the Te Tuhi Art Gallery, Pakuranga from April 11-15.
Also showcased are 4 Level One and Two folios from 2015 Art students.
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Swimmers reach finals
Winning the 50m breast stroke final was a moment Trelise Dance will remember for a long time. Trelise who trains for two hours a day, five times a week says, “I am really glad to have won, it was a close and tough race. The 50m breast stroke is my favourite event.”
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Dancing to the cultural beat
College students are preparing to participate in Sancta Maria Catholic Primary School’s cultural festival. Two diverse groups, one performing Hip-Hop and the other alternative J-Rock dancing are currently practicing very hard to show their awesome talents at the event.
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Japan, here we come
At lunch time Mass a special blessing was given to the sixteen students and three staff heading away to Japan on an educational trip. The Japanese language students will get a chance to experience the authentic Japanese way of life and practice their Japanese language skills.
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The Get Ahead Experience Day 2016
Four senior students had a great time finding out more about the huge range of careers available and technology used in the agricultural industry.
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Cyber-bullying – does it happen here?
At Sancta Maria College we are well aware that we are not immune from the abuse that happens via the internet and electronic devices such as cellphones. It is important to get students talking about this problem as their tendency is to hide it from adults because they are afraid their access will be taken away. It is amazing what they are prepared to put up with.
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Semi-finalist for the second year running
It was so close, yet so far, once again for Joshua Pereira. Our College’s number one tennis player showed skill and fighting spirit as he made his way into the semi-finals of the Auckland Secondary Schools Tennis Championships, held at Scarbro Tennis Centre.
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Purple Cupcake Day
“Kids helping kids through celebration, education and fundraising” was what we aimed to accomplish when organising this event. Purple cupcake day is a chance for students to learn about generosity and compassion. It’s a day when we recognise the unfortunate and the needy who are in serious need of our help.
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Easter liturgy touches hearts and minds
Music and drama provided by senior students of the College were the main ingredients of our annual Easter liturgy. The script, based on the Gospels, took us on a journey with Jesus Christ, from the Last Supper in the upper room to his death on the cross on Calvary.
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