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We congratulate all our senior students on the way they have shown leadership in their approach to learning and through their interactions with others during Term 1.

Special congratulations go to our recently elected 2021 School Captains, Hayley Milner & Levi Towers. We wish them well as they further develop their leadership skills through the responsibilities presented to them throughout the year.

The full list of recently elected 2021 House Captains, SRC Representatives and Social Justice Leaders can be found following this link…      2021 Student Leaders

Families wishing to enrol Foundation students for the 2022 school year are invited to attend our Foundation Open Morning on Tuesday 23rd March.  Details below…

Congratulations to all students for the wonderful start they have made to the 2021 school year.

The Foundation students have settled in well and staff throughout the school continue to familiarise students with new classes and the learning and behavioral expectations of their year level.

Grade Five and Six students enjoyed an exciting start to the year, returning from Camp on Friday following a week of activities and bonding with their peers.

Please note the following:

• Foundation students:  In order to allow the Foundation children to ease into the school routine, they do not attend school on a full-time basis until after the Labour Day weekend in March.

No School on Wednesdays, Fulltime attendance, for our Foundation students, commences Tuesday 9th March. 

• Masks must be worn by all Visitors to the school site.

For enquiries please contact the school office: Ph: 59971653

Congratulations to Grade 1 student, Evie Price for her entry in the Diocese of Sale Catholic Education Christmas Card Competition.  Evie’s depiction of the Nativity was selected as one of the top ten Secondary and Primary school entries and is displayed amongst all winning entries on the DOSCEL website.

 

With Christmas only weeks away, we will soon commence the Liturgical Season of Advent.  Advent is a time of preparation for the birth of our Lord and encompasses the period of the four Sundays preceding Christmas.

The recognised symbol of Advent is the Advent Wreath, often a circular display of greenery with 3 purple and one pink candle, representing each of the 4 Sundays, with a 5th white candle in the center, which is lit on Christmas Day.

This wreath is used in Churches and family homes alike, to symbolise the Hope, Peace, Love and Joy

experienced through the birth of Jesus at Christmas time.

You family will hear about Advent through our students and you may like to create your own Advent Wreath to display at home.