Message from the
Principal

Message from the
Principal
Dear Families,
Welcome to Catholic Education Week!
This year’s theme, ‘Seek Peace and Pursue It’ (Ps 34:14; 1 Peter 3:11), speaks directly to the heart of Catholic education. Catholic schools are called not only to educate the mind, but to form the whole person in the light of the Gospel. By intentionally seeking and actively pursuing peace, our schools strive to create communities grounded in respect, justice, compassion, reconciliation, and hope.
In our school the call to peace is lived out each day through learning, relationships and service. Students are encouraged to grow not only in knowledge, but also in empathy, respect and a commitment to the common good. Teachers and staff model the values of the Gospel, helping our young people to become people of faith, hope and peace in their families and communities.
As we celebrate Catholic Education Week 2026, we give thanks for the students, educators, leaders and families who together create communities where the peace of Christ is known and shared.
Catholic Education Week is a special time for our school community to celebrate our Catholic identity and the life‑giving partnership between school, parish, and families. It highlights the vital role Catholic education plays in nurturing young people who are faith‑filled, compassionate, and committed to making a positive difference in the world.
Happy Mother's Day to all women who play a role in the nurture and development of our children.
"Almighty God, we ask Your blessing on each mother today. Fill their hearts with laughter and joy. Surround them with love from family and friends. Grant them health, peace, and fulfillment as they pursue their calling. Let them know their value and worth in Your eyes and ours. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Mother's Day Liturgy ( Foundation - Yr 2)
Please join us for our Mother's Day Liturgy on Friday at 9:15 in the Church
Mothers Day Stall


Thank you to Claire and her team for organising our Mother's Day Stall. This is such a special day for our students. The thought, love and excitement that goes into selecting gift is a beautiful thing to watch.
Our Award winner from last week was: Isobel
Isobel has shown kindness and care to her classmates, always follows instructions, and tries her best with her work. Isobel is a person of integrity, wisdom, and respect.


2027 Foundation Enrolment
2027 Enrolments are now open! If you know of anyone considering our school for their child, please share this information.


School Hours
Please note that the schoolyard is unsupervised before 8:30 am. There are still many children on the grounds prior to this time and there is no teacher on duty.
For the safety of your children, I ask that they are not dropped off at school before 8:30am.
Mobile Phone and Smartwatch Reminder
A reminder to families that all ‘smart’ devices, including mobile phones and smartwatches, must be handed to teachers first thing in the morning when students arrive at school. These devices are then securely stored for the duration of the school day and returned to students at dismissal time.
This practice supports a focused learning environment and aligns with our school and diocesan policies. We appreciate your ongoing support in reinforcing this expectation with your children.
Catherine McAuley College 2027 Year 7 Enrolments

