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Three Year 13 business students, Sharliz Ang, Mikaela Lai, and Raine Montecillo have started 2022 with a great business group called ‘Tote-ally’. One of the course requirements is to have a sustainable aspect in what they bring to the market, so they put their thinking caps on and have opted to sell hand-made tote bags […]

Sancta Maria College had its first full school assembly of 2022 on Tuesday, 10 May. And to add to the excitement, representatives from the Revolution Tour were invited to lead and host the assembly by performing songs, highlighting the talent in our school and talking to us. Revolution Tour exists to disseminate hope to young

In this series of articles, we find out about our student leaders, their background, roles and ambitions. Today we feature our Wellbeing Prefects, Joseph George and Kathleen Shi. Kathleen Shi Kathleen is a diligent and hardworking student. Currently, her favourite subject in school is sculpture. Though she applies a lot of pressure towards herself to

On the last day of Term 1 (14 May), the Special Character team and Prefects hosted an Easter Liturgy, heading into the Easter Season. The Year 13’s, Senior Leadership Team, School Prefects, Sound Desk team and the Special Character team were in the auditorium, with the rest of the school watching the liturgy via livestream.

Four of our Sancta Maria Young Vinnies leaders took part in an enlightening weekend away at Motu Moana Camp, designed to build leadership skills and make lasting memories. The theme for the 2022 AVSSC Vinnies Leadership Camp was based on a quote from John 6:20, ‘Be not afraid’. Over the two days, they connected with

Sancta Maria’s Young Vinnies Group is set up and starting the first project of 2022, a Scarf Raffle! Wanting to surprise a loved one with a small gift? Feeling like expanding your scarf closet? Well then, this is a perfect opportunity to be in a draw to win 4 beautiful Scarves for only $5. Our

In this series of articles, we find out about our student leaders, their background, roles, and ambitions. Today we feature our Service Prefects, Kenny Padathiparambil, Thomas George, and Sandra Heruela. As Service Prefects, they contribute towards the betterment of Sancta Maria College. They lead events for the junior school, assist teachers and other Prefects, help

Sancta Maria College has once again shown their support for those in need.  Every student wearing mufti on the 8 April donated a gold coin to help the Catholic Caring Foundation provide funding toward the care and support for those who are struggling. This includes families and communities in Aotearoa who have been affected by poverty

After the long, hard and committed training sessions over the past few months, the senior boys’ and girls’ volleyball teams finally made their way to Bruce Pulman Park on the 6 – 8 April; competing in the Auckland Senior Volleyball Championships.   Here are the results from the event: Day 1: Boys won both games

As part of our Year 10 Maths curriculum ‘Supersize My Maths Brain’, the students were given the task of creating a list of non-perishable food items to be gifted as a food parcel to a family within our school community who are struggling. Armed with a budget of fifty dollars (which was donated by the