Year 12s enjoy PE Studies camp
The PE Studies students had an amazing time at Tawharanui for a camp that will be remembered for a long time.
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The PE Studies students had an amazing time at Tawharanui for a camp that will be remembered for a long time.
Year 12s enjoy PE Studies camp Read More »
Following on from last week’s 5-4 win over Lynfield College, the girls’ senior tennis team next came up against Baradene College.
A win and a loss to start the season Read More »
Congratulations to our Senior Boys Gold Volleyball team for winning the Senior East Blue Division on Monday. We played our final vs. Macleans College B and it was an epic encounter. Macleans defeated us in a close match during Round 3 so it was always going to be challenging.
Volleyball success Read More »
Members of the Eastern Districts Country Music Club came to Sancta Maria College to give a lunch time concert and promote the Young Star Awards competition, which our school will be entering.
In June 2016, Sancta Maria College raised the awareness of World Ocean day by urging everyone in the school to take action to prevent plastic pollution in our oceans. The tuck shop supported this cause by selling pies in paper bags instead of plastic bags.
Supporting Sea Week at Sancta Maria College Read More »
This year Caritas New Zealand hosted a leadership camp to inspire and encourage us to do what we can as leaders in our community and motivate people around us to join in our mission to reach peace and justice.
One day of difference for a lifetime of change.” Read More »
Having been introduced to our head boy and girl and deputy head prefects (Special Character) now let’s meet Victoria and Liam, our deputy head prefects (Community).
Meet our deputy head prefects – Community Read More »
From March 27 – 31 Te Tuhi Art Gallery are hosting the Top Art Folio Exhibition and the local level 1 and 2 folio exhibition. Both exhibitions are on display for one week only and they showcase exceptional art portfolios from across all levels.
Last school holidays, 27 schools from across Auckland put forward two students to join together and attend MAD Marine 2017. The start of this Make A Difference youth environmental leadership camp, sponsored by Auckland Council, saw the 50 students ferry from ‘the Cloud’ to Islington Bay (Rangitoto Island). From there they walked over to Motutapu Island and continued to the MOEC camp.
As a school community, we witnessed the beginning of the Lenten season by celebrating Ash Wednesday in the courtyard. And it was certainly a thought provoking and uplifting experience.
Ash Wednesday liturgy Read More »