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Start of 2025 School Year Information

School office is open from Tuesday 21st January between 8.30 am to 3.30pm.

First day of school for all is Wednesday 29th January at 9 am.

Pōwhiri for year 9 students and any new students on Wednesday 29th January at 9am. 

All whānau welcome.

 

Established by the Sisters of Mercy in 1950, St Catherine’s College carries a rich legacy inspired by Catherine of Siena, who devoted her life to prayer and serving others. Our College fosters a close-knit, family-like atmosphere, creating a strong sense of belonging and community for our students. Guided by the vision of Catherine McAuley, the founder of the Sisters of Mercy, we educate our girls through Catholic social teachings that shape the unique character of our school.

 

Our motto, Mercy and Wisdom, inspires students across all year levels to serve others and advocate for justice. We take pride in our vibrant cultural diversity, with over 60 nationalities represented, and offer extensive opportunities for student engagement and achievement in a variety of co-curricular activities, from sports to the arts. At St Catherine’s College, every student is encouraged to shine and make a difference.
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Upcoming Events in January

Thu 23

Mercy Crew

23 Jan 2025

Wed 29

Term 1 Begins

29 Jan 2025

Wed 29

Assembly - Academic

29 Jan 2025

Wed 29

Assembly

29 Jan 2025

Thu 30

Mercy Crew

30 Jan 2025

Latest Notices

Pānui
14 Nov 2024

 NZpray2day:
God you have a dream that we will live in a peaceful world. Today when I am challenged, help me to bring some peace into the lives of others. Amen.

Community Notices 
CraftArt club is on today Break 2 in Room 4, everyone is welcome.

Cultural Notices (Art, Drama, Music) 
Junior concert: Music room 5:30 all music students to attend.
Piano and Cello lessons today: 
Vocal Lessons today: 
Junior Choir at Break 2


Library Notices 
The 'Count the Pages' Reading Challenge is underway. Read a book, come and see the librarian, answer one or two questions and then we will graph the number of pages. Prizes for winning class.

And a reminder to all Yr 9s and 10s - all computers and books are due back in the library by 26th November. Summer Borrowing will start in December.

Other Notices: Your Task Master challenge will come through at 9am today. Good luck 

A reminder about "phones away for the day" You need to have permission from a teacher to use your phone. Keep the phones away in your bags including breaktimes. 

Pānui
19 Mar 2024

 NZpray2day:
Spirit of God, help me to grow in faith, imagination and creativity so that I may help others to flourish. E te Ariki, whakarongo mai rā ki a matou.

Curriculum Areas Notices (Staff)
University of Otago JuniorMaths Competition is coming. Its aim is to promote and encourage mathematics and problem-solving. Every year a large range of students enter, enjoy the competition, and benefit from it. For any student year 9 - 11, it will be held in week beginning 8 April, takes 50 mins and is a mixture of multichoice and short answer questions. You will receive a certificate (from Participation up to Excellence). If you wish to take part, see Mrs Hinchliffe in the Maths office this week. Cost is $5.
YEAR 13 please come to the Sacred Space for a whānau hui now. Kia tere, move swiftly please. Mrs O'Brien 

 

Environmental Notices 
Environmental commttiee is on today at break 2 in A11. Come along and create some posters for the new recycling bins that will be going up around the school in a couple of days.:)

Special Character Notices (Eucharistic Programme, Mercy Crew)
YAFA on this Thursday from 4.30pm to 6.30pm and the entry fee is $2. Sign up sheet is up on Mrs O'Brien's classroom door. YAFA is here this time. 
There is a easter egg drive on at the moment and feel free to donate some easter eggs. There is a house point given for every easter egg donated. Bring the eggs to A14 (Mrs O'Brien's room) before whanau time and there will be a box for each house.

Kupu o te rā
Rongo mā Tāne 
Atua of kumara and all cultivated foods 
Ko Rongo mā Tāne te atua o te kūmara me ngā kai whakatō. 
Rongo mā Tāne is the atua of kūmara and cultivated foods.

Pānui
18 Mar 2024

 NZpray2day:
Lord Jesus, help me to grow in your image to become more fully human. Help me to respect and value others and myself. Help me to work for justice. Amen.

Curriculum Areas Notices (Staff)
There are learning conversations on in whaanau time now. Your whaanau teacher will tell you where to go to meet your teacher. You wll neeed to have your device with you so you can work on your responses in KAMAR on do it on paper. Short term international students go to Room A20

PE200/300- sign in at the office and do your work in Studio 1 this week. 

Cultural Notices (Art, Drama, Music) 
Guitar lessons: 9:15 Ake, Maasa, Iftu. 9:40 Julia, Maeve, Maisie 
Debating Meeting - Junior Cert Lunch time in Room 8 Junior Cert Debating team please meet in Room 8 at lunchtime. 
O'Shea Shield audition sheets sign up are on the culture board in Studio 2.

Whakaruruhau/student services/Wellbeing notices
Kupu o te rā
Rūaumoko 
Atua of earthquakes and volcanoes 
Ko Rūaumoko te atua o ngā rū me ngā puia. 
Rūaumoko is the atua of earthquakes and volcanoes.

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