Dear Families,

I hope that you having a good week. This morning, as part of the Parish Sacramental Program, Bishop Ireland visited the students who will shortly make the Sacrament of Confirmation. The celebration takes place on Sunday 18th June at 2:30pm. We continue to keep these and all our students in our prayers and thoughts. May we continue to be spirit filled people, using our gifts to look out for and care for those in need.

We keep the people of India and all those effected in our hearts after the rail disaster in India late last week.

Partnership with John Hannah House

The fortnightly Intergenerational playgroup with students and John Hannah House Residents is a wonderful example of learning from and supporting one another. Each fortnight a class organises an activity and the residents come across to the staffroom to participate. The activities are quite simple and the enjoyment between the two groups is obvious and a wonderful example of care and friendship. Read about last Mondays activity. further into this edition.

Newsletter & Seesaw Feedback Survey

We are continuing to look for ways to improve and meet the evolving needs of our school community. We are seeking your valuable feedback regarding our weekly School Newsletter and your child's Seesaw account. We ask for you to please complete this 2 minute survey as your feedback is very important to us. Please click on the click to complete the survey: https://youengage.me/p/6477ed24955a19010005aa37

School Advisory Council Meeting

The SAC will meet next Tuesday. We will be discussing:

Student Wellbeing; the 3-6 ACER Wellbeing Survey.

Three of the eleven Child Safe Standards

School Camps

Upcoming Concert and

School Social Event(s)

Should you wish to give any feedback or have any issue you wish to discuss please contact the council at council@sjvmulgrave.catholic.edu.au or contact me

amullaly@sjvmulgarve.catholic.edu.au

From the office: Reporting Student Absence

We still have a number of students and staff away with illness.

I remind you of the process to report student absences.

Parents, please ensure if your child is absent that you contact the school no later than 9.30am. It is vitally important to ensure our records are up to date and consistent.

You can report your child's absence in the following ways:

LEAVE A MESSAGE: Dial 03 8543 4444 and press 1 to report your child's absence (this is open 24/7)
EMAIL: Send an email to admin@sjvmulgrave.catholic.edu.au

Should you wish to email your child's absence to the class teacher you MUST also follow the process as above. If you do email your child's class teacher the information does not get to the office in a timely or correct manner. It is essential to follow the process as above.

If your child is absent from school due to COVID you may request a Home Learning Planner from your child's teacher. The Home Learning Planner is optional and should only be requested once your child is well enough to complete home learning tasks.

Classes Masses

Thank you to 3-4TG who who prepared last Friday's Mass.

This Friday 3-4WH are preparing our Eucharist. You all all very welcome. After the Mass 3-4WH parents are invited to a Morning Tea in the staffroom. Please bring a plate but ensure all ingredients are clearly labelled. No Nuts (including nut oil) or fresh cream.

Congratulations!

Foundation L won our line competition this week; they displayed the ability to listen and move only when their teacher asked and moved from the assembly line to their classroom quietly.

As a reward they have an extra class game together.

Seussical the Musical

Last week our Year 4 students went to see Seussical the Musical. It is lovely to read their letter of appreciation sent back to Nazareth as a sign of their appreciation.

Dear students of Nazareth,

Thank you for inviting us and letting us come to your amazing show ‘Seussical’ yesterday.

We really enjoyed the show and how good you all acted as your characters. The singing and dancing was fantastic!

We loved all the different songs and thought it was cool how the bubbles fell down from the roof in the bath scene.

We know you have worked really hard and it has paid off. Well done!

Good luck and best wishes for your performances for the next three nights.

From the Year 4 students at St John Vianney’s, Mulgrave

School Closure Days:

Monday 24th July
Monday 2nd October - 1st day of Term 4
Friday 20th October
Monday 6th November

End of Year

Please note the last day for students will be

Friday 15th December

Family/Teacher Interviews

Early finish - Tuesday 20th July

Family/Teacher Interviews will be held this term on Tuesday 20th June and Wednesday 21st June. Our online booking system opened on Monday 5th June for families to book a suitable time to meet with their child's classroom teacher.

To facilitate these Parent/Teacher interviews please note that students will finish at 1.10pm on TUESDAY 20th JUNE.

To book your child's interview please see instructions below:

Please NOTE BOOKING CLOSE NEXT MONDAY 12th JUNE.

Semester 1 School Reports will be emailed on Friday 16th June.

School Uniform

Please note that if students are wearing hair ties they should be in the school colours green or white.

Beanies and scarves should also be in the green colour. (these are available from the Uniform shop)

Students with hair shoulder length or below should have it tied back.

2022 Annual Report to the School Community

Please note that the 2022 Annual Report to the Community has been uploaded to the School Website and to the Victorian Registration Qualification Authority.

Please be safe careful and patient when dropping off and picking up your children!!

Do NOT PARK on the corner of Bevis and Studley Street in the no standing area.

Council Enforcement Officers will once again be visiting the streets surrounding the school and will issue penalty notices to those infringing road or parking rules.

STUDENT WELLBEING

Supporting your child to talk!Sometimes we ask our children 'What did you do at school today?"'Nothing' they answer promptly. This article shares ways you can support your child to develop their conversational skills. Communication is key to success in so many areas of our lives.

Supporting your child to talk!
Sometimes we ask our children 'What did you do at school today?"
'Nothing' they answer promptly. This article shares ways you can support your child to develop their conversational skills. Communication is key to success in so many areas of our lives.