PARENTS ASSOCIATION
St Cecilia's Primary School
Parents’ Association –
Term 2 Events and Call for Helpers
Term 2 is shaping up to be another wonderful and busy time in our school community. Several much-loved events are coming up and we are now seeking expressions of interest from parents who may be able to assist in supporting or coordinating these opportunities. Your involvement makes a real difference and helps strengthen the sense of community our families value.
School Disco – Thursday 29 May
We are delighted that Angeline (Oliver V, Year 1) is keen to lead the disco again this year. Meagan (Luca P, Year 1) has generously volunteered to work alongside Angeline as co-lead, which is fantastic. We are now seeking additional parent helpers to support the evening with set up, supervision and pack up.
Mother’s Day Breakfast – Friday 8 May
We are very fortunate that Mark Cooray has agreed to lead this special community event. Thank you to Mark for taking this on. We will be seeking a small number of helpers to assist with preparation, serving and clean up on the morning.
Mid-Year Function – Term 2 (Date to be advised)
Elle Cusack will coordinate our Mid-Year Function this year. We are currently calling for parents interested in supporting Elle with planning, organisation and logistics.
School Athletics Carnival – Thursday 4 June
Our annual Athletics Carnival will take place on this day. We will be seeking Grade 4 parent helpers to assist with running the BBQ. Further details will be shared closer to the event.
If you are able to assist with any of the above events, or would like to express interest in helping in any capacity, please contact our Parents’ Association Coordinators:
- Kirsty Twohill swiftylily@gmail.com
Nick Yap yapnick@gmail.com
We will send out a google form next week for any expressions of interest.
Your support, whether big or small, helps ensure these events continue to be enjoyable experiences for our students and families. Thank you in advance for your generosity and community spirit.
“At the end of the day, the most overwhelming key to a child's success is the positive involvement of parents.”