COMMUNITY

Autism Workshop for Parents and Carers
Positive Partnerships are running a FREE government funded autism workshop for parents/carers in Kew on 19th & 20th May, 2026.
This workshop is for parents, unpaid carers, grandparents and kinship carers to learn about autism and ways to strengthen the partnership between home and school. (Please note: your child does not need a formal diagnosis for you to attend).
Dates: Tuesday 19th & Wednesday 20th May, 2026
Time: 9.30- 2.30 each day
Location: Kew Golf Course
120 Belford Road
Kew East, 3102
The workshop will cover the following topics:
- Diversity of autism
- Understanding sensory processing
- Understanding behaviour
- Working together.
Free morning tea and lunch will be provided.
For more information and to register, please visit https://www.positivepartnerships.com.au/workshop/?eventtemplate=78-2-day-parent-carer-workshop-vic&event=2350
See flyer for more information.
Emily Roberts
Learning Diversity Leader
Introducing our SAC members...
Hi. I'm John and my wife, Brooke and I proudly have Emiliana (Gr3) and Chiara (Prep) at St Luke's. I joined the SAC to learn about all the different aspects that make up our school and help build connections between St Lukes and the school's families. I hope to see the school grow and continue to foster an inclusive and safe community for all students to learn and develop.
Hi, I’m Nader. My wife Elise and I have three daughters at St Luke’s: Estelle in 1/2 Coral, Alexandra in 3/4 Sage, and Georgia in 5/6 Ochre, who is one of the school captains this year. We are a very active family and enjoy spending time at the beach, water skiing, camping and riding bikes together. Elise and I are both pharmacists, and while the girls and I support the Hawks, we try not to hold it against Elise for being a Pies supporter.
I joined the School Advisory Council because our family cares deeply about the school and the community around it. I wanted to play a small part in supporting the school and contributing to the conversations that help guide its future. We believe very strongly in a Catholic education and the values and skills it teaches our children and hope that it brings
My hope for St Luke the Evangelist Primary School is that it continues to grow as a strong and welcoming community where students feel supported, families feel connected, and every child has the opportunity to learn and thrive.
REMINDER- This is your last chance...
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.
Easter Bonnet Parade is this coming Monday...
Decorate a hat, wear a headband or some bunny ears- it's up to you but we don't want you to miss out on the Easter Bonnet Parade in the Middle on Monday at 9 am. Got to be in it to grin it!
Kathmandu Offer for St Luke families
Kathmandu has provided St Luke families with a discount offer to encourage outdoor activities for children.
The promotion is available now until Good Friday in all Kathmandu stores in Victoria. Why not support local and visit the Blackburn store...
Simply print the flyer, take your St Luke's child/ren into a Kathmandu store and receive a discount for items purchased for your child for outdoor activities during the holidays!




