Various schools across Northland and Auckland were thrilled to gather at Rosmini College for the annual Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) on the 24 & 25 May 2024. Rosmini’s auditorium revealed vibrant cultural attire, country flags, and youth with fiery spirits uniting all to debate global issues and solutions to resolve them. Our college returned […]
Our 2024 Waitematā House prefects are Antonie Smal and Sophie Cranwell. Their roles involve a mix of leadership, responsibility and authority among the student body. They enhance the connections and interactions between all ākonga within the house and try to motivate and encourage participation in school events. Sophie’s goals for this year: I am looking
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Our very talented Year 7CLE, 7LIS and 7DNN students created some marvellous art pieces which are now adorning the Corridor walls outside the Auditorium. They are a combination of painting and collage work completed during term 1. Thank you to the Art Department and Dianne Hutchings.
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On the chilly morning of Friday 3 May 2024, the Pompallier Candle was set ablaze, symbolising the start of the annual Pompallier Shield competition. This year, select students from Sancta Maria College and fifteen other Catholic schools in Auckland gathered to compete in various categories revolving around our Catholic faith. With the hosting school rotating
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We shared some time with newly appointed Kororāreka House prefects, Leo Simpson and Isabella Ibbetson during term one. After initially congratulating them, we asked them a series of questions. 1. What are you goals and plans for your house this year? Our main goal for this year is that Kororāreka win the house cup and
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On 19 February 2024, the Year 11 Art students embarked on their trip to the Auckland Museum. The students, along with Ms Simmons and Ms Turner, were ecstatic to go to the city, eager to capture Aotearoa New Zealand artifacts and resources. The Museum encompassed unique collections of Māori and Pacific history, the story of
Today’s feature is the Akaroa House Prefects for 2024, Milly Corboy and Max Taylor. Milly Corboy Milly has a passion for all things music and singing. She loves creating music with other people, while hearing their ideas and perspectives to create an amazing end-product. In 2024, Milly is most looking forward to getting more student
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Hokianga Hokianga was filled with excitement and the competitive spirit. Our 2024 house leaders Gerard and Carleen were constantly encouraging our participation and supporting us throughout the track and field events. The day was filled with cheering and healthy competition, all Hokianga were encouraged to participate in both competitive and non-competitive events to help gain
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Mr Bacon left us at the beginning of March to pursue his career closer to home and whānau. He was a valued teacher for the last nine years, and member of the SLT. With his great presence and respect, he spearheaded a number of initiatives throughout the school that we hope will continue to flourish
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Today we are featuring our 2024 Sports Prefect, Alfonso Leyesa and Jessica Dreyer. The 2024 Sports Prefects share a passion for sports and are thrilled to be able to lead us into sporting success. These prefects are working alongside the Head Prefect Team, Senior Leadership Team, as well as the Sports Coordinator and Sports Committee,
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