Message from the
Principal

Message from the
Principal
Dear Families,
Over the last two weeks, we have celebrated sporting and academic achievements, kindness, empathy, attendance, and community. Congratulations to all who have received awards or recognition for their efforts. It is equally important to acknowledge the ongoing commitment of every student to be their best self — learning from mistakes, accepting responsibility, and striving for improvement. I am so proud of you all. Well done.




















Year 6 Graduation
Last night, we celebrated our Year 6 students—their achievements, growth, and leadership. We also acknowledged the valuable contribution of their families to life at St Therese’s, along with the dedication of all the staff who have been part of their journey. We wish our students every success and know they will carry St Therese’s with them in their hearts.




Citizenship Award
A good citizen at St Therese’s is someone who consistently lives out our school values in everything they do. They show leadership not only in their classroom, but also in the playground, during school activities, and within the wider community. This person demonstrates initiative by stepping forward to help, by taking responsibility for their actions, and by looking for ways to make our school a better place. They are there for others, offering kindness, encouragement, and support whenever it is needed. A good citizen always strives to do their best, even when things are challenging, and never gives up when faced with obstacles. The 2025 recipients of this award are:
6OMA - Darby Kramer
6KBO - Roman McCarroll
6TMC - Edward Pertzel
2025 Outstanding Service Award:
This award is for exiting Yr 6 parents whose dedication and generosity have profoundly shaped the heart of St. Therese’s School community. The Outstanding Service Award honours those who exemplify the spirit of our Vision Statement through unwavering commitment and selfless contribution. This year's recipients are:
Sharni Kramer, Narelle Sherwood, Nadine Rees and Amanda Abley


Thank You
As we approach the end of the school year, it is a wonderful opportunity to thank the many people who contribute their time, energy, and heart to make our school such a vibrant and supportive place.
Parents
Thank you to each and every family in our St Therese’s community. It is a privilege to lead this school, and your support and trust enable us to continue to evolve, innovate, and grow together.
Staff
Thank you to our exceptional staff, who have embraced the many changes this year with positivity and professionalism. Their unwavering commitment to the leadership of our school, and their dedication to ensuring every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and flourish, is truly inspiring. Please join me in thanking them for their remarkable work.
Students
Last, but certainly not least, thank you to our amazing students. What a year they have had! They have adapted to new ways of learning, challenged themselves to be their best, and achieved outstanding results. We are incredibly proud of them and look forward to seeing them continue to thrive in 2026.
To our graduating class: congratulations on all you have achieved over the past seven years. Good luck as you embark on the next part of your educational journey. Remember that you will always be a part of the St Therese’s community. Take care, and continue to strive to be your best.
I wish you all a holy and joyful Christmas season, and a safe and restful holiday with those you love. We look forward to seeing you again in 2026.
Final award winners for 2025 -This week's recipient are:




2026 Staff List










2026 Important Dates
School Office Open
21st - 23rd January 9 -12pm
27th - 29th January 9 - 4pm
Staff return to school
Tuesday, 27th January
Students return to school
F - 6 students return on Friday 30th January 8:50am
Information Evening and Welcome BBQ
Tuesday 3rd February 5pm
Commencing in the Church before we move to classrooms and them to the lawn for a BBQ.
School Hours (Repeat)
Please note the schoolyard is unsupervised before 8:30 am. There are still many, many children on the grounds prior to this time.
For the safety of your children, I am asking that they are not dropped off at school before 8:30 am.