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Wrap up for a warm and woolly Wednesday!

Next Wednesday 1 July is Winter Woollies Day.  To support St Vincent de Paul, all students from Kindergarten to Year 12 are invited to wear their pyjamas and winter woollies to school. In exchange, students are asked to bring either a donation of warm clothing or a gold coin.

Winter woollies may include Oodies, beanies, scarves, jumpers and similar cosy items.

Please note that students catching buses will need to wear their PE uniform for travel and change into their pyjamas/winter woollies upon arrival at school. All students must wear sports shoes to and from school.

Junior School

• This year, St Vincent de Paul is specifically requesting donations from our Junior School in the form of warm winter items such as jackets, jumpers, scarves and gloves. 
• Donation bins are located in the Junior Administration Office.

Senior School

• Students are encouraged to show their support by bringing either a gold coin donation or an item from the Vinnies donation list below. 
• Donations will be collected and marked off during Pastoral Care time throughout Week 9 (Monday–Friday). 

• House points will be awarded for each donation made from the Vinnies donation list.

   

Vinnies donation list – Senior School only

• Blankets (non-knitted, e.g. fleece)
• Toothbrushes
• Toothpaste
• Gloves
• Beanies
• Warm jackets

• Soup (tinned or pouches)

   

Thank you for supporting our local community during the coldest months of the year! 

The Deplorables | Step back to 1874 with our Theatre students

Make a night of it and support our Theatre Performance 3 students this Thursday and Friday as they present The Deplorables by Christine Davey – a bold, funny and inspiring production you won’t want to miss.

Dates: Thursday 25 June and Friday 26 June Time: 6.00pm

 Venue: St Peter’s Hall

Tickets: Available at the door

The Deplorables transports us back to Bendigo, 1874, where Australia’s first women’s cricket match took place. But this is far more than a sports story – it’s a celebration of game‑changing women who refused to sit quietly on the sidelines. Expect humour, heart and a powerful reminder of what courage looks like.