If there were three words to describe the Special Characters newly introduced fellowship sessions, it would be: fun, meaningful and safe. Monday came to see a turning point in afterschool time, where everybody was able to feel included and safe through the forging of new friendships in our faith. With the experience of Aislinn Manuyag […]
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Filled with the Holy Spirit, the Year 10s made their way to the Korean Church full of excitement. All students were eager for a day off from school to relax and enjoy a great day of prayer and reflection through fun activities. “Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord
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Analysing a gorilla’s skull, comparing modern human feet with an ape’s and understanding how tools were made millions of years ago. These were some of the activities that the Level 3 Biology students were able to experience on their biology trip to the Auckland Zoo on Tuesday. The trip was organised to aid the biology
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At the biggest New Zealand Secondary School Swimming Championships ever, with over 750 competitors, Quintin Wong made quite a splash, winning four silver medals and a bronze. Quintin won silver in the 200m breaststroke, 100m breaststroke, 200m backstroke and 200m individual medley. His bronze medal came in the 100m individual medley. Quintin also reached four
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Congratulations to all the top speech finalists in Year 8. After a round of presenting speeches in homerooms, the top student from each class was selected to present their speech at the school finals. The first-place winner of the speech category was Cyprus Causer with her persuasive speech on our responsibility to protect the environment
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Though it may have been Friday the 13th, it was a lucky day for many, as through the generosity of staff, parents and students alike, several box loads of cans had been collected over the course of the previous two weeks for the SVDP to distribute to needy families at Christmas. More than 1000 cans
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Sorry, this Friday’s Jazz Night is completely sold out. Definitely no door sales on the night. If you missed out this year, start planning for Jazz Night 2020.
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September is proving to be just as busy for our Primo Orchestra as August was for our other ensembles. Having given their first public performance of the year at last week’s Year 7 assembly, our youngest classical players spent Sunday afternoon in the company of violinist James Jin from the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, who gave
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Anais Bebelman did very well at rhythmic gymnastics this weekend. Competing in two events, Anais placed 2nd ball, 1st clubs and 1st ribbon and placed 1st overall in Junior International at the Xtreme Invitational. This was followed by the NZ Secondary School Championships for Rhythmic Gymnastics where Anais placed 1st in Junior International. An excellent
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A number of Sancta Maria College students were taken by Mrs Vercoe, Mrs King and Mr Camp to Supercars at Pukekohe Raceway. Supercars is a collection of races that take place on many different racetracks over a period of months. The students who went on Friday saw only one day of it. There were a
