In our latest podcast episode, we sit down with alumni Nicole Lockwood (Class of 1996), who is the current chairperson at Infrastructure WA.
You won't want to miss this one. https://t.co/i6cJwZhBS9
To bring in the 2023 school year, we sit down with the Principal of the College, Jennifer Oaten, in the latest episode of our podcast series.
https://t.co/hfcfNEjizC
Introducing our Student Leadership Council for 2023!
A very capable group of young Mercy women, who we are sure will do the College proud.
Read more below.
https://t.co/3DkhOSCLXI
The Sawle Centre has had some extra foot traffic over the past few days, thanks to Book Week!
Read the story below to check out what the girls have been getting up to.
https://t.co/252u2w2t1j
Yale Steinepreis (Class of 2015), talks on balancing the workload of elite sport, post-graduate studies in law, and part-time employment.
https://t.co/aqwDLGhIOC
Joanne (2016) and Kathleen (2014) are pre-service teachers currently doing their practicum in the Visual Arts Department. Making it even more special is that they are also alumni of the College https://t.co/QAmecXXhhz
The Santa Maria College community would like to extend our best wishes to Dr Carmen Lawrence, Western Australia's first and only female Premier and a Santa Maria College alumni (Class of 1964), who was recently named on the Queen's 2022 Birthday Honours list.
The Music Department is an alternate universe where pupils are often unrecognisable from who they are outside of it. The shy become confident. The agitated become calm. The lonely become included. The quiet become heard. And the lost become found. Music reveals the real child.
It is with great pleasure that we congratulate Alicia on receiving the Zonta Young Women in Public Affairs Award for the Zonta Club Perth. https://t.co/6Kz1x10U9b
Students are now provided the opportunity to brush up on their transferrable skills through the College's digital platform, UpGrade.
https://t.co/VwGBdWyMje
More Bad News: The news today is increasingly emotive and visually shocking. Even if there is a positive event of the same magnitude, we feel negative events more intensely. Principal Jennifer Oaten shares her insights in her blog this week.
https://t.co/rLLpjz9t8R
To assist with their transition from school to the workplace, our Year 11 ACCESS students participated in the College’s Work Ready Program.
https://t.co/YQk9ijbyDl
Women In Business, a new Co-curricular at the College, provides students with the opportunity to develop their entrepreneurial skills.
James Rees, Head of Technology and Commerce, talks us through the program. https://t.co/HLy7pWRqZE
Seven of our Year 11 students, worked tirelessly over the Term 1 break, to submit a scientific experimental proposal to CERN.
Read more about it below. https://t.co/a9B4OBCmtX
Western Australian artist Mark Tweedie, is our 2022 Artist in Residence. Mark has been working with the visual art students for the last two weeks. https://t.co/Jlsze6WoxK
Ashleigh Small (2012) has been nominated for a Ch7 Local Champions Award for her work with Hello Initiative. Gemma Varone (2009) OGA President interviewed Ashleigh in her role as news reporter.
https://t.co/ukLXuE0YBk