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Students run, leap and throw their way to success

The Counties Manukau Secondary School Athletics Championship provided young Sancta Maria College athletes with the opportunity to gain places in the Auckland Secondary School Athletics Championships to be held later this month.

We were represented by a strong group of students and are delighted by the number qualifying for the Auckland Championships. The highlight of the day was Tanya Murray winning the Intermediate Girls Javelin with a throw of 41.52m, exceeding her previous best by 3m and 17m ahead of the next competitor.

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Year 9 Retreat

Year 9 students have entered into a new phase in their life at the College. Having spent the past two years in the Year 7&8 homerooms in St Dominic’s Block with the same classroom teacher, they are now making a transition into the wider life of the College where they will come into contact with

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Our blessed painting gift: “The Last Supper”

The painting of the Last Supper, is the work of a very talented artist, Giuseppe Maria Luigi Percivati. Pepe is a street artist from Turin who is dedicating the next ten years of his life to travelling the world, meeting new people and gifting his work in support of various charities. He is known as a Maddonaro in his country which is an art style traditionally seen through chalk paintings, featuring religious subjects, including the Madonna.

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Shakespeare Pop-up Globe : Year 12 English Trip

The mood was as heavy as the rain that fell on the audience milling about in the yard of the Pop-up Globe Theatre. As we waited for the metaphorical curtains to rise and the play – Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet – to begin, most of us were clearly expressing their want to be someplace else; the chattering and obvious complaints filling the air like the blood that would soon be shed (but more on that later).

When the actors took the stage, applause was half-hearted. However, after an “audience member” was “executed” for his so called “unforgivable act” of using a mobile phone, things began to lighten up (unlike the weather).

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