On 26th May we marked Sorry Day with a Liturgy during which we prayed for a greater understanding and acknowledgement of our First Nation Peoples.
We listened as several Indigineous people explained what Reconcilaition meant to them today and then on another video, learnt about the significance of some of our local areas within the indigineous culture.
Thank you to those families that set aside time to join us.
Catholic Education Week 2026 runs from Sunday 15 March to Sunday 22 March.
It highlights the positive impact Catholic education has on students, families, and local communities, focusing on faith, service, learning, and community engagement.
The theme in the Diocese of Sale is “Every school a home of peace,” inspired by the Scripture: “Peace I leave with you, my own Peace I give you” (John 14:27).
We are celebrating Catholic Education week in several ways-
● Foundation & Gr 1 – will attend St James, Nar Nar Goon for a 10am Liturgy.
● Grades 2 & 3 – will attend Columba, Bunyipfor a 10am Liturgy.
● Grades 4, 5 & 6 – will be hosted at St Johns Koo Wee Rup for a 10am Liturgy.
All families are welcome come along to celebrate these Liturgies with us.
Our students were treated to a visit and question time with four young & talented players from the Hawthorn AWFL team recently.
They received great insights into the traning, diet, injury prevention and player statistics from the girls. a few of our students have just commenced playing in an Under 12 girls’ Football Team at club level so this was very inspiring for them.
The players signed football related items that students had brought along and some lucky Hawthorn supporters relished in some ‘give-a-ways’.
We once again treated our students’ Mums with a Mothers’ Day Breakfast and Liturgy. 
Thank you to our staff that attended school bright and early to prepare and serve breakfast to our special guests.
It is a wonderful opportunity to interact more casually with families and to see our families enjoying each others’ company in this way.
Congratulations to all those fortunate enough to also take home a special treat form the Mothers’ Day Raffle.
Thanks to Ned and Peyton who represented our school at the Koo Wee Rup Community ANZAC Day Dawn Service. It was a moving event with a large and very respectful crowd in attendance.
Our school community commemorated Anzac Day with a Liturgy led by our senior students. All students are to be commended on their attention and silence during the service.
