Marist College, the Catholic girls’ school in Auckland, which was linked to 96 cases between March 22 and May 15, is just across the road from Mt Albert Grammar, where a new Covid-19 case was confirmed. Both are close to Mt Albert Primary School, where a student was tested last week because family members had Read more
The Catholic Diocese of Auckland will meet with Marist College families after teachers tore down Black Lives Matter posters at the school. Principal Raechelle Taulu said the Diocese, who own Marist, will mediate a meeting with those who have raised issues. She said, at a meeting of the Board of Trustees and senior management last Read more
All students and staff at Auckland’s Marist College are being urged to get tested for Covid-19. Vouchers that will enable them to get a test will be given out this week. The decision was made over the weekend, school principal Raechelle Taulu, the board of trustees chairman Stephen Dallow and Dr Julia Peters of the Read more
The number of staff and students at Auckland’s Marist College who have tested positive for coronavirus has risen to 11. Stephen Dallow, Marist Girls College board of trustees chairman, said seven of the cases were teachers, including the school’s principal, Raechelle Taulu, while the other four were students. “We believe we will have more cases tomorrow and ask Read more
Marist College, a girls’ Catholic secondary school in Mt Albert, endeavours to equip its students with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to be successful in the digital age. It wants the students to have the confidence to select the areas in which their interests lie; and with the skills required to take their learning further Read more
More than 20 students and teachers from the Marist College, Auckland New Zealand, spent four days with children on the Campus of Hope in Samoa. It’s the second year in a row the school has visited. While there, as part of their of their community service work, they ran activities for the children. The Campus of Read more
Marist School pupil Hazel de Mooy has won the National Primary Science Week Light Photo Competition with a shot to be proud of. The 8-year-old braved the heat of flames to create the image but it was something she was excited to do. “Dad had a couple of goes at it first but I wanted Read more