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Saturday marked another game day for Sancta Maria’s netball club. All College teams performed exceptionally well at Howick-Pakuranga Netball Courts (HPNC), with the sidelines buzzing, teams excited and ready for game day. All teams gave their best efforts showing some great results!

Lots of effort shown and skills developed as the Year 8 boys took part in the South Eastern Zone football competition on Tuesday.

Sancta Maria College participates in an extensive range of sports including netball. After the highly anticipated grading rounds, the exciting 2019 season of netball begun. Our Sancta Maria Premier Netball Team has many hopes for the coming season. The team consists of 10 talented young players: Aerin Henry, Sina Maunsell-Young, Hannah Ralph-Smith, Holly Maunsell-Young, Gemma Holt, Sarah Wallen, Shawna Stowers, Jorey Matulino, Sophia Ibbetson and Ashleigh Swainbank.

A group of Year 7s and 8s and their mentors arrived at St. Cuthbert’s College on Tuesday to compete in the annual world-wide Kids Lit Quiz for 2019.

For Year 9, Pink Shirt Day was filled with laughter, fun and the willingness to accept each other! This year, the Year 9s really wanted to show our support for Bullying Free week. Many classes found their inner competitive side and participated in decorating their classes to the best of their ability. Since the theme was being an upstander, there were kind messages everywhere and a video was created by the Year 9 well-being ambassadors to teach each other about standing up to bullies.

Passing balls, fast moving feet and the shrill whistles from umpires, it was the third game of netball for this season. The HPNC courts were buzzing with players and their supporters. For some teams, this brought on a challenge, for others a chance to show off their skills.

Friday, May 17 was one of the most successful Pink Shirt Days yet. All the classes decorated their classrooms with bright pink to represent their support for this cause. Pink Shirt Day is all about raising awareness around being bully free and being an upstander rather than a bystander in bullying situations.

The 2019 School Social took off with the deafening sound of disco music blaring from the front of the auditorium. As the multi-coloured lights swirled around the room, everyone was dancing away to the beat of the music.

The Science Roadshow generated a sense of awe and wonder to junior students at Sancta Maria College, allowing us to stop in pensive thought as we learnt the complex ins and outs of how, and why, the world that surrounds us works.

Friday saw students and staff adorned in an array of pink across the College. The school community dusted off their pink tutus and fairy wings in preparation for Pink Shirt Day – a highly anticipated event which has quickly become a Sancta Maria College favourite.