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On Saturday night, Young Vinnies school leaders and other members celebrated a very special Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

On Friday,Year 7, 8, and 9 students ran their way across 3km of mud-filled fields and slippery slopes in the annual cross country run.

Grading day brought mixed fortunes for the College’s Premier team. In the morning games at Morrin Road the girls gave their best efforts in all their games, losing only to Pakuranga College’s Premier team by 7 goals. Despite that loss, the girls were able to pull through with three well-earned wins.

After spending the long week with their home stay families, the students returned fresh to school on Tuesday to carry out their last full day in France with their families.

After a few months of separation the students were finally reunited with their French exchanges when they arrived in Arras on April 25. Hugs were exchanged as the students were finally introduced to parents and siblings with whom they were to spend the next week.

With the season finally getting underway, the SMC premier netball team have been hard at work training to try to win their grades at Morrin Rd and Howick Pakuranga Netball Centre.

Below are descriptions of the talented players in this team.

A new retreat experience has been completed over the Term One holidays by Yr 12 and 13 students.

J Rock, a junior competition parallel to that of Stage Challenge, is an opportunity for young, aspiring artists in the field of dance and drama to further expand their artistic horizons and gain exposure to its competitive side.

On their final day in Paris, after spending the night packing up their things, the group headed out early to the Cathedral of Notre Dame. After two previous attempts to get into Norte Dame had failed due to the long queues of tourists, our group finally managed to tour around the interior of the Cathedral early Tuesday morning.