Year 7 Leaders Commissioned
- April 1, 2022
Our Year 7 leaders were commissioned this week in the College chapel!Â
Principal, Jennifer Oaten and Dean of Students, Marsha Pengilly, awarded the girls with their badges.Â
Head Girl, Elouise Parsons and Liturgy Captain, Niamh Smithies, also addressed the girls, wishing them luck in their new positions and talking through the most important qualities of a good leader.Â
A massive congratulations to the following students, who have been selected to be Year 7 leaders for 2022:
- Summer Nguyen (Byrne)
- Allegra Scala (Byrne)
- Alicia Sharpe (Corbett)
- Sarann Pretorius (Corbett)
- Gabriella Silvester (de la Hoyde)
- Ariane Foster (de la Hoyde)
- Sophie Gault (Dillon)
- Jade Auret (Dillon)
- Evelyn White (Frayne)
- Elsie Casey (Frayne)
- Eliska Mann (Kelly)
- Sofia Abrahams (Kelly)
- Alyssa Thomson (O’Donnell)
- Aria Di Giuseppe (O’Donnell)
- Ava Patterson (O’Reilly)
- Lucy Middleton (O’Reilly)
Marsha Pengilly, Dean of Students said, “It was lovely to commission the new Year 7 leaders this week. It was very pleasing that so many of the Year 7 students put themselves forward to be leaders and the voting in each of the Homerooms was very close. I congratulate all year 7 girls who nominated for leadership and trust that the new leaders will represent the year group well.”
Jennifer Oaten, Principal added “Catherine McAuley, our foundress demonstrated great leadership skills through her service, her compassion for others, and her commitment to action. She encouraged others to find unknown strengths and capabilities in themselves, and during challenging times she turned to her faith. I hope Catherine will serve as a role model for our new leaders.
“There are 4 characteristics I hope you will show as leaders
- Respect everyone
- Make sure every voice is heard
- Do what is right and make good decisions
- Take action
“Best wishes to our new leaders. I know you will work together to make our College an even better place.”
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Santa Maria College is a vibrant girls school with a growing local presence and reputation. Our Mission is to educate young Mercy women who act with courage and compassion to enrich our world. Santa Maria College is located in Attadale in Western Australia, 16 km from the Perth CBD. We offer a Catholic education for girls in Years 5 – 12 and have 1300 students, including 152 boarders.