After a long but worthwhile bus ride, the large group of Year 8s finally arrived at the Auckland War Memorial Museum. We strolled through the southern entrance to the large atrium which was filled with other visitors.
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First aid for the workplace is important for any industry and our students who are currently doing the trades course at MIT and Gateway students took part in this two day course earlier this week.
The Technology department has just gained some exciting new technology in the form of a Laser cutter. It will cut a variety of materials e.g. wood, plastic, glass, fabric and leather.
SMC at the Cutting Edge Read More »
After a series of Peer Support training workshops (2017 December workshops and 2018 February after school workshops), Year 11 & Year 12 Peer Support Student Leaders are off to an encouraging start in their roles as older students supporting and mentoring their younger peers.
Peer Support underway Read More »
Joseph George, Cindy Tram and Milly Corboy had their efforts rewarded when they were named winners of the Sea Week poster competition.
Sea Week poster winners Read More »
Yesterday the school had the pleasure of having Julia Harrison speak to us about the lockdown procedure. This is being tested at school today during period three, a kind of simulation where the participants will include the students, teachers, police and even parents.
A group of Sancta Maria College students from the World Vision 40 Hour Famine Student Committee were selected to attend the World Vision Youth Conference on Monday. This event was held at the Vodafone Events Centre and is a leadership event for secondary school students. The conference is an opportunity for ‘young people to develop into global citizens that are able to respond to the world around them.’
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“‘Bless the Child’ was a really eye-opening experience. The actors performed with such emotion which truly impacted the audience and myself,” reflected Gail Calicdan.
A compelling piece of theatre Read More »
This coming Friday at lunchtime students and staff are encouraged to bring their teddy bears as we hold a ‘Bears and Prayers’ session in support of students in the United States affected by gun violence. This will involve students participating in uplifting prayers and Christian music in the courtyard.
In our first major musical outing of the year, our Senior Choir (‘Sanctus’) and two of our Chamber Ensembles paid a visit to our near neighbours at the Summerset Retirement Home.
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