COMMUNITY
Connecting with the Community
Each year our Year 5 children lead our community by being our 'Connectors to the Community'. On their visit to Indra Kindergarten, they helped their kinder buddies make leprechaun catchers in preparation for next Tuesday - St Patrick’s Day- and then played on the outside equipment.
Everyone had a great time.
Introducing our SAC members...
Clinton Connane is the Chair of the School Advisory Council at St Luke the Evangelist Primary School. He is married to Gemma and is a proud father to Jimmy and Rosie, who are both part of the St Luke’s community.
Clinton joined the School Advisory Council to contribute meaningfully to the governance and strategic direction of the school, and to support the strong partnership between families, staff and parish. With a professional background in finance and governance, he is committed to ensuring sound decision-making that benefits students and supports the long-term sustainability of the school.
His hope for St Luke's is the continued growth of a strong, connected and faith-filled community, where families feel welcomed, supported and actively engaged in school life.
P&F - 2026 Easter Hamper Raffle & Term Car Park
We have THREE amazing Easter hampers to be won and you won't be disappointed! Chocolates, wine, Easter goodies and fun fluffy toys for the kids...What a prize!
BUT WAIT.....THATS NOT ALL....There will be a 4th prize...
the coveted and highly sought after CARPARK!!
That's right, your tickets will also put you in the running to win
the front row CARPARK for Term 2.
Tickets can be purchased online via RAFFLETIX (https://www.raffletix.com.au/?ref=cypwc). Single tickets can also be purchased in the office if you are paying cash. Note: Please do not send your child to school with cash as a cash purchase needs to be made by a parent/carer.
Pssst... we hear the Easter Bunny is not far away!
It might be time to check out some of the fun stuff of an Easter nature that some of our local stores are stocking up on... more details to follow. (Hmmm - now this is sounding curious!)
Did you know???
Every time we participate in a P&F fundraising activity or hold a school working bee, we save an enormous amount of money on:
- gardening costs which can be as high as $1200 a month in peak season
- maintenance costs with simple repairs like fixing a door, repairing a rusty lock or painting external doors that have been battered by our Aussie summer sun.
This means more money for the people who matter the most- our children.
We are currently looking at purchasing extra items for our playground to build the fun factor. Our second set of soccer goals were erected at the recent working bee and are being used EVERY DAY! We're ordering more library books to satisfy the thirst for our unquenchable readers and we are now holding games clubs three times a week with our lego, blocks and magnetics kits. Can't get much better than that to start a year with!