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Dear Families,

Well the Winter season is upon us! Remember to stay warm and well hydrated. 

The upcoming long weekend, I hope will  be a good opportunity for families to spend some valuable time together  before we launch back into the final few weeks of term.  Go well!

Division Cross Country

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Yesterday 10 students represented themselves at our school at the Divison stage of the Cross Country event in Wantirna. A massive achievement for these students to make it this far.  Two of these students came second in their races propelling them into the 'Regions'! This is enormous- Outstanding! We congratulate Noah and Mason and wish them well next Thursday. 

Please read our Report and see all the photos on the page 'Division Cross Country' 

Assembly Awards

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How good  is this - Will received the Empathy award for always being kind to everyone, everyday!

 

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Another very worthy recipient - Kate received an Empathy Award for always showing kindness to her friends and others. Super job!

Staffing 

Kristina Khoo who works in 1/2SK on a Tuesday has taken another teaching position (Physical Education) at a school closer to her home beginning in Term 3. 

I am delighted to inform you that Grace Cunningham who is currently a CRT and who is known and well liked by our students within the class, will work on a Tuesday, beginning next term. Please make her feel very welcome. 

Frieda Sison will continue to work in 1/2SK as she has,across the other 4 days. Kristina haspreviously worked in various roles and levels within the school for over 10 years!! She was our PE teacher before Sophie Sullivan. We thank Kristina for  her  years of work and support of our students and wish her and her family every blessing in the future.

Milo's Birthday- Congratulations to our Foundation Students

What excitement today as our Foundation students celebrated Milo the Monkeys Birthday! Milo came to school today to award the Foundation students a certificate of achievement for learning their sounds!!

Please see the reporta nd photos in this newsletter! 

St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal

As part of our Social Justice focus, the school is getting on board again to raise awareness of and help toward those most in need! On the 15th of June, you can wear Crazy Hair or a Crazy Hat. For that privilege, students must bring an item of food to donate to St Vincent De Paul. The food must be non perishable- such as cans, coffee, breakfast cereals, rice or pasta. These will be distributed to those most in need. Thank you for your support

National Reconciliation Week

National Reconciliation Week has just concluded. Our students had opportunity in various classes  to learn more about and celebrate the unique cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples while focusing on ways to build a fair and happy future for all Australians. Thanks to 3-4B for  hosting the very reflective Mass last Friday. 

Class Mass 

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This Friday June 5th our 5/6K  will host out Friday Mass. Our Theme is 'Friendship'.

If you are attending Morning Tea afterwards please bring a plate and list all ingredients. 

No Nuts or food cooked in nut oil.

No fresh cream. Thank you.

 

John Hannah House Visit 

This week, the Grade 3/4LG class enjoyed a visit with the residents, where they put their persuasive skills to the test through a range of fun “Would You Rather?” activities. Students and residents shared their opinions, explained their choices, and enjoyed plenty of lively discussion and laughter. Together, they also explored the season of winter, sharing their thoughts and experiences about the colder months.

Connor's Run - Early bird

Let's get behind this charity fundraiser as we have in past years.  Connors Run will be held

 Sunday 13th September  to raise funds for paediatric brain cancer.

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Here’s the link to Team SJV 2026 - https://www.connorsrun.com/fundraisers/teamsjv2026

School Advisory Council

The SAC will meet next Tuesday 9th June  at 5:30pm. 

Update to  Attendance Policy

Policy requirements Schooling is compulsory for children and young people aged from 6 to 17 years.

 Parents and Carers have a legal responsibility to: 

 enrol their child of compulsory school age in a registered school

  ensure their child attends their education program unless formally exempted

  promptly notify the school of any student absence not covered by an exemption 

 provide the school with up-to-date contact details, including emergency contacts.