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Faith and Mission Community Mass, Sacraments

Around The Primary Dear Families , Superstars, Dates to Remember, When I grow up ..., Supersonic Science, Primary Sport, Primary Music , ACROD Parking, Notification of Absences – Important Reminder, Sacrament Certificates, Extend After School Care , Uniform Shop Update: Online Purchases Launching Term 3, Inspire Parent Education: Supporting emotional regulation at home

Secondary Dear Families, Term 2 Key Dates, Year 10 Course Counselling, Parent-Student-Teacher Interviews, Wednesday 22 July, CARAD Refugee Week Foodbank Appeal, Equality, Reconciliation and Social Cohesion: the inspiration of Sir William Deane - Edited by Fr Frank Brennan SJ, Inspire Parent Education: Supporting emotional regulation at home, Year 12 students invited to our Networking Event, Year 11 Dinner Dance, SPORT, First XVIII - Australian Rules Football, Year 8 Winter NAS, Senior Winter NAS , Ross Meadows Shield Hockey , Years 7 to 9 Volleyball Schools Cup , Years 8 to 9 Freo Dockers Cup – Girls Football , Years 8 to 12 Pre-Carnival Athletics Events , Year 7 Pre-Carnival Athletics Events, Athletics Training , Spike Hire, Congratulations, Share your child’s achievements

Magis Report Mock Trials, WA Debating League , Magis: Opportunities to do more!, Middle School Ethics Olympiad, STEM School of Excellence , National Senior Stretch Conference, The Global Voices Fellowship

Music News Music Eisteddfod, Instrumental and Vocal Lessons – Semester Two Enrolments, Chapel Choir, Music and Drama calendar

Drama Coming soon, Music and Drama calendar

Pathways and Transition Pathways Picks, JTC Alumni Event: Eamon Broderick, Architect, University of Notre Dame – Architecture Winter School, Apprenticeship and Traineeship Information: How to Get an Apprenticeship or Traineeship, Code & Create | July School Holidays, Year 10 Students – TISC University Admission Guide 2029 OUT NOW, Year 12 Students – TISC 2027 Brochure , Notre Dame Early Offer Program Open - Year 12 Students, Law Start Program – Murdoch University, 30 June Year 12 Parent & Carer Information Evening Online, Go to Open Days 2026 , University Open Day Calendar 2026, 2026 Medicine - University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) Dates , Applying for Veterinary Medicine at Murdoch? Book your Casper Test!, Veterinary Medicine Admissions and Application Process 2027, New Parents’ Guide to University Study released, WAAPA Short Courses for Term 2 for High School Students, New 2027 Undergraduate Course Guides (WA Universities) , University Contacts for Future Students, Year 12 Opportunities: Find the huge range of scholarships available , ECU Engineering Scholarship Opportunities for Year 12 Students, Curtin 2027 Excellence Scholarship, Murdoch Scholarship Opportunity for Year 12 Students, UWA Scholarship Opportunities for Year 12 Students, 27 June College of Electrical Training Open Day, Offsite Study Options for Year 11 and 12 Students , Electrical Trades Information, Start an Electrical Apprenticeship Early, Electrical Apprenticeship Maths Skills, New Training ➡️ Occupations Pathways, Jobs and Skills Centre for Apprenticeships and Traineeships , Save money – Choose an apprenticeship on the priority list, State government FREE VET pathways , Leeuwin Youth Adventure Voyages , Year 12 Information Handbook – Part I OUT NOW!, ADF Careers Information Sessions, WA Police Recruitment Sessions , Gap Year Opportunities with AgCAREERSTART, Gap Year Opportunities with ADF Careers, The Morrisby Profile, MyFuture – your one-stop shop for career information, Your Career

John XXIII Rowing Club Dear Rowing Families, IGSSA Regatta, All Schools Regatta , Other news, Training days , Year 8 Learn to Row , Uniforms, Stack Team App, Buses, 2026 Rowing Club Registrations are open for Years 9 to 12 , 2026 (Term 2) Rowing Training Schedule , Key Rowing Events 2026, Absent from training procedure , Asthma and Allergies

John XXIII Netball Club Dear Netball Families, Wet Weather Training Reminder

Parents' Association and PAL organised events Banner Photo

Parents' Association and PAL organised events Funding Proposals, Equality, Reconciliation and Social Cohesion: the inspiration of Sir William Deane - Edited by Fr Frank Brennan SJ, Inspire Parent Education: Supporting emotional regulation at home, Save the date - 19 September, Parent Events organised by the PALS

Canteen Registering a new Flexischools account

Uniform Shop Opening Hours, Online Purchases Launching Term 3, NEW Tote Bag, Netball Hoodies, Secondhand Uniforms, Online orders , Sustainable footwear choices at our Uniform Shop

Buy and Sell Second Hand Items

College Charter Bus Cashless Bus Ticketing , SmartRider Information

Health Prevent mosquito bites on holiday overseas

Online Safety Hub Online Safety Hub, The trust trap: navigating friendships, pressure and manipulation online, Influencers, ideology and impact: how algorithms influence and reinforce harmful beliefs, Exploring the online experiences of boys and young men

School TV A Resource Supporting Parenting

Traffic Management & Parking Guidelines Banner Photo

Traffic Management & Parking Guidelines Car parking and pick-up options at John XXIII College

Alumni Alumni Connect Networking Event, Equality, Reconciliation and Social Cohesion: the inspiration of Sir William Deane - Edited by Fr Frank Brennan SJ, Heritage | Issue 56, Important dates for 2026 – mark your calendars, Eileen Farrelly

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Online Safety Hub

The Hub includes expert advice on the most pertinent cyber safety issues and frequently asked questions around platforms like TikTok, Fortnite, Instagram, and more. There are app reviews with age and safety recommendations, a range of guides and resources to help ensure healthy boundaries around screen time and gaming, and step-by-step instructions for using parental controls and filtering out inappropriate content.

Visit the Online Safety Hub

The trust trap: navigating friendships, pressure and manipulation online

Children and young people experience subtle forms of online manipulation that can shape their friendships, identity and wellbeing. Behaviours like exclusion, controlling dynamics, and emotionally loaded 'just joking' interactions are common and may be difficult to spot. This webinar unpacks online manipulative behaviours and harmful friendships dynamics.

This 45-minute webinar is also designed for parents and carers to watch alongside young people (13+), supporting a shared understanding of these behaviours and encouraging meaningful conversations at home.

In this webinar for parents, carers and teens:

learn the common signs of online manipulation and understand the challenges young people face with friendships online
understand the common harmful friendship dynamics and why young people may feel trapped, responsible or unable to set boundaries
gain simple, practical strategies to start supportive conversations to help set healthy online boundaries and feel safer navigating digital friendships.

Suitable for parents and carers of young people 13+ in secondary school.

Term 2 (AEST)

23 June 2026, 5:30pm

Term 3 (AEST)

29 July 2026, 12.30pm

Influencers, ideology and impact: how algorithms influence and reinforce harmful beliefs

This webinar explores both the benefits and risks of recommender algorithms and offers practical strategies to help parents and carers to support young people build more positive and safer online feeds.

You will learn about:

the role of algorithms and recommender systems in driving engagement and shaping online experiences
how platforms and online communities keep young people engaged, expose them to harmful content and reinforce gendered stereotypes
strategies to shape algorithmic feeds and build more positive and safe online experiences
how eSafety can support people experiencing serious online harm.

Term 3 (AEST)

4 August 2026, 12:30pm

Exploring the online experiences of boys and young men

For boys and young men, the internet can be a place where they seek connection, validation and guidance as they explore what it means to be a man today. However, it also exposes them to risks like harmful content, online exploitation and the growing influence of misogynistic ideologies.

This 45-minute webinar will help parents and carers understand:

social and cultural influences shaping boys and young men
how boys engage online, build relationships and how they may be vulnerable to manipulation or exploitation
the impact of social media, gaming, and influencers on their attitudes, behaviours and sense of identity.

This presentation will share practical strategies to build critical thinking, challenge harmful narratives, and create open conversations that empower boys and young men to navigate the online world safely and respectfully.

Suitable for parents and carers of young people in upper primary and secondary school.

Term 3 (AEST)

13 August 2026, 12.30pm

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