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Catholic Identity Parish Connection, Reconciliation, Baptisms, Weddings, Altar Servers Ministry

Primary School Fee Concessions 2026

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Student Wellbeing RUOK? Day, School Wide Positive Behaviour Support, Pebble Tally, Weekly Winning Class, GEM Award Winners, Lunchtime Clubs, Attendance, Uniform, Cyber/Online Safety Resources & Social Media Age Restrictions, Fresh Fruit Friday , Season’s for Growth, Helpful Parent resources:

Student Learning Book Week

Sport Basketball Tournament

School TV School TV, The Power of Sleep , "Sleep is not a luxury for young people. It is a biological necessity. Without adequate sleep, learning, emotional regulation, mental health and healthy development are all significantly compromised.", What is School TV?

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P&F News & Volunteering at St Monica's Volunteer Induction

Child Safe Guarding 🟠 Supporting Families – The Orange Door, What is The Orange Door?, How The Orange Door Can Help, Accessing Support, How Our School Connects with The Orange Door, Learn More, PHOTOS AT SCOOL EVENTS: , Engagement of Volunteers, Child safety

Anaphylaxis and Allergies

Community McKern Steel Foundation - Fresh Fruit Friday , Employment Opportunities

YMCA Before/After School Care

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Basketball Tournament

St Monica's Grade Six students participated in a basketball tournament at Red Energy Arena on Wednesday. The Grade 6 boys, coached by Ms Mangan, played well and won a close fought game against Big Hill Primary. All of their other games were very close and went down to the wire, but unfortunately the boys' team couldn't secure any further wins.

The Grade 6 girls, with coach Chris Novak, won most of their round robin games, and even ended up with a draw against Girton Grammar (8-8). Needing to score 35 points in their last round game, the Grade 6 girls thought their day may be done. Incredibly, St Monica's won their last game 35-0 to move into the finals! St Monica's Girls' team ended up losing by 5 points to St Therese's Primary in the Semi Final.

Both the boys and girls' teams played well throughout the day, demonstrating great teamwork and sportsmanship. Thanks to all involved - It was a fun, successful day for our basketballers!

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